Liam Pye

Liam Pye is a Project Manager for Outlook Publishing, international media and publishing company. Liam is currently responsible for showcasing leaders, c-suite executives and company success stories from the ANZ region.
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19 Business Articles

Tasty Fresh Food Co : Conquering the Lunch Truck Concept

Celebrating 45 years of delivering convenient cuisine to workplaces, Tasty Fresh Food Co’s Director, Colin Lear, discusses the company’s family ties to feeding Australia’s workforce and its future plans.

Solomon Breweries : Raising the Bar

Solomon Breweries has served islanders with refreshing lagers for the past three decades. Its Country Manager, Gilbert Rothmaier, shares the company’s success story.

By Liam Pye Rachel Carr

Enable : Building a Digital Haven

With a firm commitment to environmental stewardship and elite customer support, Enable is setting a new benchmark for the telecommunications sector in New Zealand. We get the whole story from COO, Ed Beattie.

Lae Biscuit Company : How the Cookie Crumbles

Starting from humble beginnings and a simple desire to create a flavourful snack, Edwin Wong, General Manager of Lae Biscuit Co. Ltd., discusses how the company has now become the largest biscuit producer in the Pacific and is only continuing to grow.

By Liam Pye Lauren Kania

Shine+ Drink : Naturally Brightening Your Day

Jonny Harrison, recently appointed CEO of Shine+ Drink, promotes the cognitive benefits of a health-boosting beverage and shares his plans to accelerate the brand’s growth.

By Liam Pye Rachel Carr

Bickford’s Australia : A History of Purity

We discover Bickford's Australia and their refreshing portfolio of beverages with Chris Illman, Head of Marketing and Sales.

By Liam Pye Ed Budds

PNG DataCo : Leading the Digital Transformation

Papua New Guinea’s telecommunications technology is growing under the guidance and determination of PNG DataCo Limited.

Southern Cross Cables Limited : Down Under the Sea

We speak to Dean Veverka, Chief Technology Officer at Southern Cross Cables Limited, about the subsea systems keeping fibre afloat.