From tourism to data science, these 40 Under 40 Awards finalists are reshaping the future of Queensland across a diverse range of industries and locales. more
From stage to screen to music streams, these creative leaders are showing the world how the Sunshine State shines. more
40 Under 40 alumni Martinique Aprile was awarded the Rural and Regional Award for her work as a community pharmacist, pioneering healthcare approaches in North Queensland. more
These 40 Under 40 finalists are forging a new future for Queensland across a diverse range of industries. From bridging the digital divide in schools to streamlining the healthcare experience, these trailblazers are leaving their mark on the state. more
These 40 Under 40 finalists are hard at work in the kitchen, cooking up new possibilities for the future of food. more
This year’s 40 Under 40 Awards recognised a diverse range of Queensland-based trailblazers across different industries. Alongside the final 40, Queensland Government also presented the Inspiring Female Leader Award to Holly Hunt, a local founder and CEO working to cultivate greater inclusivity in the digital sector. more
From child business prodigies to industry-changing technology, these 40 Under 40 Awards finalists are reshaping the future of Queensland across a diverse range of industries and locales. more
Winner of the 40 Under 40 Game Changer Award, Edward Ross is revolutionising the workwear industry while tackling mental health issues in blue-collar communities. more
From rails to roads, this crew of 40 Under 40 alumni are building a better Queensland one brick at a time. more
Queensland’s Midnight Health has marked one of the most exciting developments in healthcare over the last few years. Founded by Nic Blair, the Brisbane-born company is rewriting the future of healthcare by providing Australians with a personalised and connected approach to their health. Nic was celebrated last month at the 40 Under 40 Gala Awards, recognising his incomparable entrepreneurial spirit. more
Whether it's the future of healthcare or the possibilities of scientific research, these 40 Under 40 Awards finalists are making shockwaves across their respective industries. more
This self-taught dessert doyen has risen to astronomical heights with a can-do attitude and knowledge of her own strengths. more
With these creative minds at the helm the future of Queensland’s arts scene shows nothing but blue skies. more
On August 21, the state’s best and brightest flocked to Howard Smith Wharves for the second annual 40 Under 40 Awards. Founded to celebrate the achievements of the state’s young change makers and trailblazers, the awards recognised a diverse range of talent, including creative Kristen Souvlis – who took home the night’s major award. more
Queensland’s best and brightest were celebrated Wednesday night at the Queensland 40 Under 40 Awards, with Kristen Souvlis of Like A Photon Creative taking home the prestigious First Among Equals Award. more
In less than one week, 40 Under 40 Awards will finally return next Wednesday August 21 to unveil this year’s recipients. The annual event will champion the change makers, ground breakers and game changers who are helping to shape the future of Queensland. We’ve teamed up with local heroes like Howard Smith Wharves, Felon’s Brewing, Betty’s Burgers and more to celebrate with an extravagant gala. Keep reading to find out more … more
As we grow closer to revealing the 40 Under 40 winners of 2024, last year’s recipients continue to make moves and break boundaries – such as 40 Under 40 alumni Emmagness Ruzvidzo, co-founder and CEO of VAKA Consulting. Want to be in the room when we reveal this year's winners? This week is your last chance to buy tickets to the 40 Under 40 Gala Awards – grab yours and join us for a night of great food, great drinks and inspiring stories. more
The countdown is on! Queensland’s second annual 40 Under 40 Awards is almost here. In just two weeks, Queensland's finest entrepreneurs, changemakers and trailblazers will be flocking to Howard Smith Wharves for the unveiling of this year’s esteemed winners. With judging finally complete, journalist, company director and 40 Under 40 Award judge David Fagan reflects on the importance of the next generation of leaders in Queensland’s story … more
Vice-President (Engagement) and Chief Marketing Officer at QUT, Professor Mark Harvey, joined his fellow 40 Under 40 Awards judges this week to select Queensland’s best and brightest achievers to be honoured at this year's awards gala. With decades of experience across biomedicine, university development and venture capitalism, Mark brings a wealth of experience to the 40 Under 40 Awards. more
Nominations for InQueenland’s 2024 40 Under 40 Awards have closed, and with more than twice as many entrants as last year the judges now face the difficult task of choosing finalists from an overwhelming pool of incredible talent and impressive achievements. Just ask judging panel member Adam Brunes, who said that “judging is a near impossible task as all finalists are exceedingly worthy.” more
