Since completing the Workshop program in 1996, Neil Anderson founded CathRx, now an ASX publicly listed medical device company. Neil led the company through a venture capital funding round in 2003 and listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in 2005. Today CathRx has a market capitalisation of over $70 million and employs more than 30 people.
Neil said, “I can state categorically that this was the key step in the development of my business career. The structure of the program, the tuition from the experienced lecturers and the help from our mentor were all important in achieving a positive outcome.”
“I encourage anyone interested in a hands-on, practical program that teaches the important skills of business planning to participate in the Workshop.”