CLIENT: UNSTOPPABLES
OUTLET: ABC
Wollongong environmental activist Parrys Raines will take her passion to the next level in January when she travels to the remote southern tip of the Earth for an 11-day conference in Antarctica.
GPS tracking devices for kids as survey finds two thirds of Aussie dads fear approaching a child in distress in public could label them a predator
CLIENT: SKYNANNY.NET
MEDIA: DAILY MAIL UK
Two-thirds of Australian fathers would think twice before approaching a child in distress in public over fears they would be labelled a predator, new research shows.
The survey conducted to coincide with the launch of Skynanny.net, a GPS tracking device for children, found that 45 percent of fathers said they would be reluctant to help a child, unless the child was in great distress and action was needed.
Most men are reluctant to help lost kids, worried they will be called a ‘pervert’, new research shows
CLIENT: Skynanny.net
OUTLET: news.com.au
MORE than two thirds of Australian men admit they would be at least somewhat reluctant to help a lost child for fear they would be viewed as a pervert.
Antarctica networking: How far would you go to schmooze?
CLIENT: UNSTOPPABLES
OUTLET: NEWS.COM.AU
IT COULD make a great reality TV show: Extreme Networking: Antarctica. But rather than a reality TV show, it’s just reality.
We all know entrepreneurs love a bit of networking — it’s how they get things done. Milling around at some nondescript city hotel or conference centre, they sidle up, shake hands, flash smiles and talk the smooth talk.
Dorry Kordahi and Sebastien Eckersley-Maslin join entrepreneurs boat to Antarctica
CLIENT: UNSTOPPABLES
OUTLET: BRW
Imagine this: 100-plus entrepreneurs on a boat in Antarctica for 11 days with no smartphones allowed.
It is real, planned for January 2015 and it’s called the Unstoppables expedition. The trip was announced earlier this year, but now about 50 entrepreneurs have confirmed their attendance - including BlueChilli co-founder Sebastien Eckersley-Maslin and BRW Young Rich lister Dorry Kardahi.
Over 100 Entrepreneurs Will Head To Antarctica Next Year For The World's Coldest Brainstorming Session
CLIENT: UNSTOPPABLES
OUTLET: BUSINESS INSIDER
It’s at the end of the earth, in Antarctica, where multi-millionaire and entrepreneur Julio De Laffitte hopes 117 Australian business people will be inspired with new ideas.
Next January he’s flying some of the country’s smartest entrepreneurs to Antarctic waters, where they’ll be met by a chartered boat that will take them on an adventure which has to be one of the harshest-ever backdrops for a brainstorm.