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12 B U S I N E S S B R I E F S WHYBUSINESSOWNERSONTHE CENTRAL COAST CHOOSE CCBR TOGROWTHEIR BUSINESS ✓ They can reach over 20,000 business readers every month. ✓ Most widely read and trusted business publication on the Central Coast. ✓ The repetition of your ad every month means readers will get to know you and remember you. ✓ Independent surveys show 94% of readers will use the CCBR for reference when looking for suppliers. ✓ The quality of the publication and the content means readers retain the CCBR for future reference. It’s simple. Call Edgar Adams now on 0404 472 571 or Email: edgaradams@ccbusinessreview.com.au Ron Musalli joins RDACC Board Ron Mussalli Well known McDonald’s business owner, Ron Mussalli has been appointed to the Board of Regional Development Australia Central Coast. Mr Mussalli and his wife Sandra own eleven McDonald’s restaurants across the Central Coast and the Hunter through his family company Saronbell Pty Ltd and employ 1,300 local people. He started his career with McDonald’s and was Vice President and Regional Manager NSW/ACT for 22 years before acquiring his first franchise stores at West Gosford and Wyoming in 2005. He is regarded as one of McDonald’s most suc- cessful and respected franchisees. He has lived on the Central Coast for over 25 years and has a thorough knowledge of the region. Commenting on his appointment RDACC Chairman Lawrie McKinna said, “It’s great to welcome people like Ron to the RDA board who do so much in the Central Coast community plus employ so many employ- ees across his McDonald stores. He has a global view of the Central Coast and the issues confronting the region that need to be addressed.” Matthew Hingerty appointed Deputy Chair and Deputy CEO Star Scientific Matthew Hingerty Leading hydrogen research, development and deployment company, Star Scientific Limited, has appointed Matthew Hingerty to the role of Deputy Chairman, Deputy CEO as well as Chief of Business Development. Mr Hingerty joined Star Scientific in 2020 as Chief of Communications and Government Relations following years of service as a Ministerial Chief of Staff at both the Federal and State levels of government. Based at Berkeley Vale, Star Scientific is a unique, innovative hydrogen company with a very big role to play now and into the future as the world transitions to cleaner forms of heat and energy. “I am extremely proud of what we have achieved at Star Scientific to date and excited at what is ahead – green hydrogen is a critical energy carrier that will make cleaner, cheaper energy and heat possible, ushering in a new, cleaner industrial era,” Mr Hingerty said. Prior to joining Star Scientific, Mr Hingerty was CEO of Australia’s pre-emi- nent Government Relations consultancies, Barton Deakin and CEO, Chairman and Director of a range of industry bodies, cov- ering the services and export sectors. Aspire Physiotherapy breaks ground on new centre Andrew Nealon Construction has stared on a new physi- otherapy centre for Aspire Physiotherapy at 419 Terrigal Drive, Erina with completion due early 2022. Owned by Dr Andrew Nealon, Aspire presently operates from a purpose built centre at his home in Holgate. Dr Nealon was Head Physiotherapist for the Central Coast Mariners for four years until 2017 and prior to that was Senior Physiotherapist and Hampshire Cricket Club in the UK and also for Cricket NSW for five years until 2006. The new centre will comprise 7 treat- ment rooms, waiting and reception area CENTRAL COAST BUSINESS REVIEW OCTOBER 2021