PaperAge today announced that Anthony Pratt, Global Chairman of Pratt Industries and Visy Industries, is the recipient of PaperAge's 33rd annual "Executive Papermaker of the Year" award. After graduation he joined the consulting firm of McKinsey & Co, before joining Visy. The Pratts, he says, are a “happy family”.At one point, he appeals to one of two advisers in the room: “What do you think?”“Maybe that there can only be one boss?” comes the answer.

Follow updates here.Jemima Whyte writes on business, specialising in companies, capital markets and innovation. Nursing homes may be safer when workers live-in. Rich List; Rich Lister Anthony Pratt's 4 rules of business. He estimates he spends about 450 hours a year on his plane, mainly flying between Australia and the US.He isn’t really up for dwelling on more hypothetical ideas unless they have a direct impact on Visy Industries. This website uses cookies to store information on your computer. That’s my specific goal,” he says.Pratt achieved that – and more. Though not without a cost. Designed by Glenn Murcutt, it includes one room with a ping-pong table and another spacious, family-style room with a table and soft sofas. View Anthony Pratt’s profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Pratt sits on the National Board of the Muhammad Ali Museum and Education Center in Louisville, Kentucky, and is active in numerous charity organizations throughout the U.S. and Australia.Pratt Industries' operates 5 containerboard mills, which, combined, currently produce approximately 1.6 million tons per year of recycled linerboard and corrugated medium. Perhaps, but even if Anthony Pratt is number one, it’s family that always comes first. When Pakistan announced its playing XI for the second Test match against England at Southampton, it brought an end to an almost 11-year long wait for Fawad Alam to represent his country in the longest format of the game. Anthony has 5 jobs listed on their profile. Visy Industries Executive Chairman Anthony Pratt has told Sky News superannuation is the key to fund the long-term economic recovery from COVID-19. Blog Titan. Since that time, Mr. Pratt has engineered the company's spectacular growth through an expanding supply chain that continues through a network of recycled paper mills, strategically-placed sheet plants, full-line box factories and display facilities, as well as recycling facilities and a chain of distribution centers.Mr. He is one of 250 people named in The List: Australia’s Richest 250, which will be published in The Weekend Australian tomorrow as a special magazine.. The Australian has revealed Visy executive chairman and owner of Pratt Industries, Anthony Pratt is Australia’s wealthiest individual, with a fortune of $13.14 billion.. )Anthony Pratt with wife, Claudine, and children Leon and Lilly.Family references are throughout Raheen, leaving no doubt that this is the Melbourne seat of the Pratt empire. I have great confidence that they will,” Pratt says of Leon, now 10, and younger sister Lilly, 8, after being asked what happens if they want to pursue something else.Richard and Jeanne bought Raheen in 1981 – Pratt and his sisters grew up in a house across the road. This morning in his study at Raheen, at least two tables are filled with fruit platters and finger sandwiches, tempting one of the family’s two golden doodles to leap up for a sample.“You just have to immerse people in things, and there’s a sort of an osmosis that happens. Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa will soon travel to Saudi Arabia, a senior military official said on Thursday, confirming the visit that is seen as an effort by the Imran Khan government to mend ties with the kingdom is on the cards.A Chinese state-controlled tabloid close to the ruling Communist party has refused to carry the Indian embassy’s response to an interview of Pakistani Ambassador where the diplomat repeated Islamabad’s “lies and half-truths” about J&K. Today, Raheen is still home to Jeanne, and to Pratt’s family when they’re not in the US. Postal ServiceCoronavirus, funerals and sorry business behind record low voter turnout in remote NTPeter Fonda's widow sues health centre over his deathEat Out To Help Out scheme serves 10.5m meals in its first three daysAlbert Hopoate joins New Zealand Warriors on short-term loan'Care home lockdown sent my grandad into spiral of decline'Divac steps down as NBA Kings GM, Dumars takes chargeRoyal Family and PM will join veterans to mark VJ Day anniversaryRain, storms to hammer inland Queensland, NSW, VictoriaFascinating maps show how Sydney has evolved over the past 250 yearsUS sees embarrassing UN defeat over Iran arms embargo proposalTrump explicitly links mail-in voting and his opposition to post-office financial reliefTrump 'can take some credit' for historic UAE, Israel dealAustralian editor-in-chief calls on colleagues to support cartoonist accused of racismInside Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's Friendships With Adele, Ellen DeGeneres and More Stars (Exclusive)How Two Pals Found Modern Friendship Online In A New City, With The Help Of Bumble BFFBad-light rules frustrate England and Stuart Broad as Pakistan dig deepIsrael-UAE deal a Trump coup, but his sights are set on IranCoronavirus has made financial abuse more common, experts say.