Richard White

Richard White

businessman Australia

Richard White is the founder and former CEO of WiseTech Global, an Australian software company specializing in logistics and supply chain management. With a significant stake in the company, White has been recognized as one of Australia’s wealthiest individuals. He has recently been in the news due to allegations of inappropriate conduct, which have prompted a review by the WiseTech board.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
4 wks
Reach
208,649
Power
11,292$
Sentiment
3.90
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Australia 10 3.90 0.58% +40% 25,499,884 208,649 $1,380,000 11,292$
Totals 10 25,499,884 208,649 $1,380,000 11,292$
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Recent Mentions

Australia Australia: Richard White is the executive chairman of WiseTech and has faced numerous personal allegations and complaints. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: Richard White casts corporate governance back to the dark ages

Australia Australia: Richard White is the founder of WiseTech and has regained control of the company amid a board purge. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: Richard White regains control amid board purge

Australia Australia: Richard White, billionaire founder of WiseTech Global, has sold more than $200 million in the software giant’s shares over the past two months. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: WiseTech founder Richard White continued to quietly sell off shares in company

Australia Australia: Richard White is involved in allegations of inappropriate behavior and misuse of company funds at WiseTech. 3

The Sydney Morning Herald: WiseTech board resignations highlight Richard White’s power over optics

Australia Australia: Richard White is the disgraced founder and founding CEO of WiseTech who has faced scrutiny over his ongoing role in the company. 2

The Sydney Morning Herald: WiseTech’s independent directors step down as White scandals widen