Business First Magazine is the magazine of choice for high level executives in Australia and the impressive readership base only strengthens our position as the leading business magazine for Australia and the Asia Pacific.
Magazine
Business First Magazine is the leading industry business to business magazine and has one of the highest readership figures of senior level executives and astute investors in Australia.
Business First Magazine highlights successful companies throughout Asia Pacific and innovation in the world of business, focusing on Senior Management but aimed at those with an interest in the Australian and Asian business markets. The magazine is a window into the minds of the business leaders of Australia and Asia.
Website
Business First Magazine provides its readers with informative articles tackling the latest issues in Australia, revealing inside tips on everything from business strategy to emerging trends. We profile Australia’s leading chief executives and find out what makes them tick.
The website also covers topics such as leadership, marketing, finance, property, tech savvy, lifestyle and much more.
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Business First Magazine (BFM) is the leading industry business to business magazine in Australia and highlights successful companies throughout Asia Pacific and innovation in the world of business.
People who have featured in Business First Magazine
Daniel Davis
CEO, Gallop Solutions Group
Most of the time an interview has a feel of selling something, however when I met with Daniel Davis he wasn’t like that at all. Daniel is very sincere about wanting to help business owners do one thing: avoid the unnecessary challenges that accompany business ownership.
Sarah Adam-Gedge
Managing Director, Avanade Australia
Very few business leaders have adopted full-blown, enterprise-wide digital strategies to ensure their companies have a vibrant future. Avanade Australia’s Managing Director Sarah Adam-Gedge speaks about why a lack of digital strategy can be a business killer and how Avanade is facilitating a shift towards a new standard of business behaviour.
DD Saxena
Managing Director, ROBE
When Riverina Oils and BioEnergy (ROBE) opened its state-of-the-art plant in Wagga Wagga last year, it was one of the largest value-added food and agricultural investments in Australia in the last five years.
Adam Wadi
CEO, Get Qualified Australia
Australian MBA enrolments have surged 42% in the last three years, fuelled primarily by online and fast tracked modes of study – and with good reason. Today’s professionals are busier than ever, with 670,000 Australians working more than 60 hours a week, significantly above the national average of 34 hours. This leaves little time for education and training, let alone one’s MBA aspirations, which can often take two years to achieve.
