From AC/DC to the ASX: Richard White is no ordinary tech tycoon
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He runs his global software firm from a Google-style warehouse in Sydney's south, but he's not your stereotypical start-up entrepreneur.
Work & Careers Careers Entrepreneur A 60-year-old former musician who used to repair guitars for AC/DC and The Angels, plans to keep his tech start-up company firmly planted on home soil. Dec 12, 2015 – 12.15am He has been been compared to Steve Jobs and runs his global software firm from a Google-style warehouse in Sydney's south. But Richard White is not your stereotypical start-up entrepreneur. There are no hoodies, facial hair, or plans to list his company on the Nasdaq for a start. Subscribe to gift this article Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.…
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