CCBR Business Review

13 B U S I N E S S B R I E F S Service Argyle Estates Buying or selling a quality business, contact the experts on the Central Coast 024332 6555 EST. OVER 40 YEARS Business Brokers Argyle Estates argyle@argyleestates.com.au Graham McMullen – Licensee F.A.I.B.B. 0419326555 As COVID and the resulting lockdowns sunk in local business owner, Nicole Hain-Lynch, who had an events management business that was severely impacted, saw an oppor- tunity to fill what she saw as a niche market – launderettes! Coastal Laundries & Linen was born with the company acquiring four established launderettes at North Gosford, Woy Woy, Ettalong and Avoca Beach in 2020. To further boost the network’s processing capacity and to service additional parts of the Central Coast she set-up two new laun- derettes at Point Clare & Kincumber In July and August this year a pick-up and delivery service is now operating from Patonga to Toukley, expanding the offering across the Central Coast. Coastal Laundries services both domestic and commercial clients. An additional service is linen hire pick up and delivery services such as medical practices, restaurants and cafes. Companies can hire anything from tea towels and tablecloths and patient gowns, towels, and sheets for health providers. and customised gym space over 235 sqm on the first floor with undercover parking for seven cars plus a further 23 spaces at the rear of the building exclusively for clients. Synergy Engineering appoints CEO Ian Doherty Synergy Engineering has announced the appointment of Ian Doherty as Chief Executive Officer. Mr Doherty was formerly General Manager of NET Modular at Rutherford and prior to that Executive Manager of Customer and Strategic Development at the Port of Newcastle and Managing Director KCN Asia Business Consulting Pty Ltd assisting business in developing mar- kets across Asia and the Middle East. Based at Somersby, Synergy Engineering was founded by Luke and Joel Andonopoulos some seven years ago. They are about to break ground on a new factory at North Wyong and plan to centralise their operations there in early in 2022. Coastal Laundries team L to R: Colin Taylor, James Candy, Nicole Hain-Lynch, Debra Johnson, AnyaWood & Gayle Ryan Covid spawns new business venture – launderettes CENTRAL COAST BUSINESS REVIEW OCTOBER 2021

RkJQdWJsaXNoZXIy MTI3ODI1