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WYZA Nominated in CEO Magazine’s 2016 Awards
- Published August 31, 2016 4:34PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
30th August 2016
CEO Magazine has revealed its finalists for the 2016 Executive of the Year Awards. Ranging over 24 categories, the awards honour and acknowledge some of the finest business leaders and professionals in Australia.
Michael Farley, CEO and founder of WYZA, is a finalist in The 2016 Executive of the Year Awards and is a contender for 2016 Start-Up Executive of the Year.
WYZA.com.au is Australia’s fastest growing digital destination for people 50 plus with over 230,000 subscribers to its weekly newsletter.
With the WYZA subscription base growing at a stunning rate – tripling in size over the last 12-15 months (59,000 in April ’15 to 151,000 in June ’16 and 230,000 in August 24, 2016), Mr Farley said that reaching 230,000 subscribers was a significant milestone for WYZA – a 100% year-on- year growth – reflecting the massive engagement of our 50-plus demographic.
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