In 2006 Matthew Quinn was voted by fund managers the most admired CEO and Stockland the most admired company (BRW East Coles survey). These accolades recognise the strategy, focus on long-term growth and consistent delivery of strong shareholder returns at Australia’s largest diversified property group.
When Matthew Quinn joined Stockland in 1999 it had a market capitalisation of $1.5 billion and about 300 staff. Since his appointment as Managing Director in 2000, the company has quadrupled in size. However recent market conditions have tested Australia’s property sector more than ever.
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It’s often said that the best ideas flourish in periods
of disruption. So let’s start the conversations about
how we’d like to shape business and society for when
we emerge from the financial crisis and recession, even
as we navigate through sharply changed social and
economic circumstances.