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FOREWORD<br />
WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER’S<br />
Business Review <strong>Australia</strong>.<br />
This month we feature a host<br />
of topics and companies, from<br />
smartphones and boardroom<br />
diversity to large utilities projects<br />
and young entrepreneurs.<br />
More and more young<br />
entrepreneurs are making their<br />
way in the country, and our top 10<br />
looks at some of the most promising<br />
businesspeople making waves in<br />
their industry. One such industry<br />
is technology, and <strong>Australia</strong>’s<br />
smartphone market is nearing<br />
saturation, or peak smartphone as<br />
ZTE <strong>Australia</strong>’s MD Daniel Zhao states.<br />
In our lead feature, we discuss ZTE’s<br />
plans to further penetrate the market<br />
with its own phones, and how this sits<br />
with its core business of supplying<br />
to the big smartphone players.<br />
Also featured is Grant Thornton<br />
<strong>Australia</strong>’s Diversity Leader Nicole<br />
Bradley, who asks ‘when will gender<br />
diversity at leadership levels be<br />
‘the norm’ instead of the ‘strived<br />
for’?’ Bradley identifies three key<br />
issues that need to be addressed in<br />
order to make genuine progress.<br />
Other exclusive insights this month<br />
come from energy specialists Civmec<br />
and First Solar, while all things<br />
construction are discussed with<br />
water infrastructure firm Viadux.<br />
We also look into the world of<br />
sport with an exclusive interview<br />
with Tennis <strong>Australia</strong>’s Craig Tiley, in<br />
charge of raising the profile of tennis<br />
in the country and making sure the<br />
<strong>Australia</strong>n Open remains among the<br />
most popular slam on the calendar.<br />
Enjoy the read!<br />
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