From its beginnings as an effort to bring a fragmented industry together, the Australian Logistics Council has become a unifying force for progress. Its ability to convene industry leaders, influence government policy, and champion workforce and sustainability initiatives has positioned ALC as an indispensable part of Australia’s economic future.

When Brad Jacobs and Andy Lucas acquired the master franchise rights to The Coffee Club in New Zealand in 2005, they set out to create more than a café chain—they aimed to build a national brand rooted in consistency, community, and connection.

A thriving hub of culture, commerce, and craft beer, Cassels Brewing Co has carved out a uniquely authentic space in Christchurch, New Zealand. More than a single enterprise, Cassels is a multi-faceted, family-owned business comprising three intertwined arms: The Tannery boutique retail precinct

From its humble beginnings in 1934 as one of New Zealand’s earliest registered companies, Furnware has grown into an educational furniture powerhouse that’s not only reimagining classrooms across New Zealand, Australia, and Southeast Asia, but redefining how students learn.

For nearly half a century, COS has been a trusted name in workplace supplies across Australia. Founded in Sydney by the late Dominique Lyone in 1977, the business has grown from a small start-up into a nationwide leader, delivering education and workplace products to customers in every corner of the country.

Nestled in the heart of Lower Hutt, Wellington, Chilton Saint James School has long stood as a beacon of opportunity for young women seeking a balanced education rooted in both academic rigour and creative expression. Since its founding in 1918, the independent girls’ school has maintained a deep commitment to nurturing confident, capable, and compassionate students.