AUSTRALASIA’S leading property group Ray White yesterday hosted its ninth Leadership Academy to continue the tradition of providing world-class education and learning for its corporate team.
Attendees of Ray White’s Connect 2025 Conference were treated to an entertaining and inspiring keynote from Nedd Brockmann.
Beauty industry disruptor Shelley Sullivan opened up about her extraordinary journey building MCoBeauty into a billion-dollar company.
There was barely a dry eye at the Ray White’s Connect 2025 Conference today as attendees listened in awe to the breathtaking story of Dr Richard “Harry” Harris.
A simple story about a six-year-old Blue Heeler took the world by storm and its Brisbane creator Joe Brumm couldn’t be any prouder.
With a career spanning 25 years as a tech entrepreneur and CEO, Melissa Clark-Reynolds is a trailblazing futurist and one of New Zealand’s most respected business thinkers.
Dr Jess Gallagher stands as Australia's most versatile Paralympic athlete, holding the unique distinction of being the only Australian - Olympic or Paralympic - to win medals at both Summer and Winter Paralympic Games.
Attendees at Ray White’s Connect conference today were privy to an abundance of learning opportunities, with 16 breakout sessions covering a range of topics from tech, succession, wellbeing, leadership, cyber security, property management, and more.
The commercial breakout room at the Connect Conference was inspiring, with John Bertrand AO, legendary skipper of Australia’s historic 1983 America’s Cup victory, delivering a powerful session, exploring what it takes to push beyond limits.
More than 3000 members of the leading property group Ray White came together and celebrated the 2025 financial year on the Gold Coast last night.
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