Mover of the Month

Out of Africa

Born and raised in South Africa, Tracy Griffin was abroad on a gap year after finishing high school, when travelling through Europe for ten months whetted her appetite for new horizons. Upon returning home she informed her mother she wanted to go to university in Australia.
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Home Economics

Dean Dal Santo was fresh out of university when he started as a commercial analyst at Scania Australia. He has gone on to hold a number of senior roles in the organisation and has been the Truck Sales Director since 2018.
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She’s All That

A career as a heavy vehicle and plant mechanic probably isn’t first choice for most 15-year old girls, yet at that age Louise Azzopardi commenced her apprenticeship with Cummins Engines, eventually earning her trade qualifications in Heavy Commercial vehicles and Mobile Plant equipment.
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Picking up the Pace

During the past decade natural gas and biofuels have demonstrated they were worthwhile steps using available technologies.
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May Day

Michael May moved to IVECO at the beginning of 2020, following a 20 year career with Daimler Truck & Bus in Australia where he combined his engineering background with his sales management skills across a number of roles including aftersales and as a dealer principal at two of Daimler’s retail dealerships.
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Best Laid Plans

Kim Bennett occupies the position of Design Engineer in the New Product Development department at PACCAR’s Bayswater facility in Victoria.
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Ready to Rumble

In such an unconventional year for original equipment manufacturers, Daimler Truck & Bus Australia Pacific, despite inherent challenges in the market, has delivered a product offering as compelling as any.
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Triumph and Tragedy

Warren Swain managed Statewide Car Carriers for 14 years before he and wife Sue decided to purchase the business in 1990.
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Born into Trucking

From an early age it was evident to those close to her that Debra Hollingsworth would likely pursue a career in the trucking industry. After all, she has been around them her entire life.
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