For the past ten years, the Townsville Business Women’s Circle (TBWC) has been a driving force in fostering a supportive and empowering community for women in business. Since its inception, TBWC has been dedicated to connecting, educating, and celebrating women at all stages of their professional journeys, ensuring they have the resources and support to thrive. Reflecting on this milestone,
Townsville boasts a thriving culture of mentorship, built on a shared commitment to nurturing local talent and creating a brighter future. Contrary to common belief, mentorship isn’t a one-way street—it’s a dynamic exchange where both mentors and mentees learn, grow, and inspire each other in profound ways. BDmag sat down with three local mentor-mentee pairs to delve into their journeys,
Two local Townsville companies, Taro Software and Morgan Transport, embarked on a partnership that would transform their businesses. Morgan Transport, owned by Dave Morgan, is a leader in logistics with over 20 years of trusted transport solutions and was in need of a software solution to streamline its operations and enhance efficiency. Dave recognised the company faced mounting operational challenges and a need for tailored technological support. A relationship was established with Taro Software, headed up by Michael Markwell, who have developed sophisticated management software to provide full operation, asset,
At its core, UpTown Townsville is about collaboration. The initiative brings together business leaders, property owners, and key stakeholders to shape a vibrant future for the CBD.
After 63 years of creating stunning florals in Townsville, Malpara Florist is entering a fresh new chapter with a change of ownership.
Spurred on by the region’s strategic location and diverse economy, the growing momentum of both public and private investment is heralding a new era for Townsville. Amounting to a staggering $42.2 billion in projects across the project pipeline lifecycle, TownsvilleNorth Queensland is a leader in the State’s economic growth. With almost 20% of this pipeline either committed or underway, the region’s economic projection over the next decade is a significant contributor to the Queensland project forecast, equating to 15% of the total State value of projects (committed or underway). This
BDmag is a Townsville-based magazine and online platform, that focused on shining a light on North Queensland’s innovators, job generators and entrepreneurs whilst also focusing on business growth and development in our region.
BDmag has since ceased publication, with its final issue released on 1 April 2025.
