Alex – Director

After 13 years traveling the world in Senior Management roles for an ASX listed manufacturing company, Alex decided to settle down in Perth and start a web business (as you do). He has several qualifications including a Masters Degree in Business Administration from UWA, has worked with global brands including BMW, Marks & Spencer and Sunseeker and is motivated by innovation and positive thinking. As a third generation wine maker, he also enjoys a glass of red every now and then.

Favourite Website: Seabreeze

Adam – Web Consultant

Adam began building Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) in the early 1990′s, and remembers the day in 1994 when they “switched on the internet”. For the past two decades Adam has had several different key roles in the web industry. As a Web Consultant Adam assists Nutwork clients by ensuring that they choose the right technology to achieve their corporate goals. His focus was on providing best practice in terms of what web products should be used, and when. He provides clients with advice on website design, development, social media and search engine optimisation – without claiming to be “an industry expert” – but rather, “very experienced in the industry”.

Favourite Website: YouTube

Steve – Business Development

Steve completed his Masters in Multimedia in 2000. He spent the next few years working on virtual reality projects in the National University of Ireland. Looking for a new challenge, Steve moved to London to work with the BBC as a Broadcast Technology Specialist.  Here he completed certificates in Advanced Broadcast Engineering and Advanced IT Systems for Broadcast.

In 2009, Steve began work with the Loconut Group.  Steve has created hundreds of websites with Nutwork – his track record with SEO is particularly strong. Steve’s role has shifted from Website Development to Business Development with Nutwork.  He enjoys discussing new technology with new and existing clients.

Favourite Websites: BBC, Windsurfing, Surfing

Colleen – Accounts Manager

Colleen has worked in office administration and accounts for many years, and although she won’t admit it, can still remember when all correspondence was done on a typewriter! Colleen and her family moved around the country for a number of years, and since their return to Perth in 2007 she has been working from home. Having had enough of that, she decided it was time to get a job working with grown-ups, instead she came to Nutwork.

Favourite website: Gymnastics Australia