The ex head of Aveo Retirement, Justin Laboo, has taken Affinity Education Group in three months from an initial listing price on the Australian Stock Exchange of $1.00 to todays price of $1.50. A relatively new business, it has succeeded where competitor Sterling Education has failed. Sterling also tried to list on the Stock Exchange at a value of $200M, backed by Macquarie Bank, but last week failed to get investor support. This week Sterling was taken over by G8 Education for $228M. Laboo led Aveo through the GFC from 2007 to September 2012, Affinity Education Group was established in May last year and owns 57 child care centres and manages a further 11 across QLD, NSW, VIC and NT.
Ex-Fresh Hope Communities CEO Dan Dwyer finds new interim role
Anglicare Sydney CEO Simon Miller took Dan to visit Donington Court, Brian King Gardens and Warrina residential aged care homes at its Castle Hill site in Sydney’s northwest. The Weekly SOURCE reported in April the Not For Profit has lodged a State...