A family owned earthmoving business that is nearly 50 years old has cleaned up at the Gold Coast Business Excellence Awards. Coast 2 Coast Earthmoving, which was founded by Kevin Bycroft in 1967 and is now run by a third generation of his family, won the Trades Services and Professions category at the monthly awards.
From 29 to 31 July 2016, the annual GovHack Open Data Competition, held across Australia and New Zealand, will be hosted locally at Griffith University's Red Zone.
Competition Overview
GovHack is a 46 hour open data competition which draws together people from government, industry, academia and the general public to reuse and r...
The City of Gold Coast has introduced a Competitive Business Program aimed at assisting businesses to increase their capacity and expand their operations.
The program is fully-funded by the City of Gold Coast and delivered by leading business growth specialists.
The range of individual programs include:
Growth Accelerator Progra...
An emerging young Gold Coast health food products business, which was started by a fitness and bodybuilding competitor though the power of social media, has picked a major award.
Macro Mike, which was established by amateur fitness and bodybuilding competitor Mike Kellett two years ago, has won the Health and Wellbeing category of the Gol...
Civil construction company SEE Group is building a stronger reputation after winning a major business award.
The Gold Coast company, which was established in 1988 and now employs 240 people, has won the Gold Coast Business Excellence Award for Construction and Trades for August.
Company director Mark Turner and marketing ad...
Internationally expanding Gold Coast-based Evolve Skateboard has claimed another award victory.
The Varsity-Lakes headquartered company, which now sells designer electric skateboards in 30 countries, was named the winner of the Manufacturing category for the Gold Coast Business Excellence Awards for July.
