Richard and Cheryl speak to Sydney Cognitive’s fortnightly podcast, Nerve, about a rare disease called PCA or posterior cortical atrophy, the long struggle for diagnosis, and what this means for everyday life and love.
image Supporting Indigenous artist Jimmy Pompey
In May 2018, Richard and Cheryl attended an exhibition to support Jimmy Pompey – an Indigenous artist from the APY Lands of Australia, where the Indulkana Weather Station is located.
standard Richard’s interview with Celebrate Living Histories
Celebrating Living History is an online social gathering that shares stories, tales and lives across generations, bringing history to life. Richard Kuipers gave his story. Visit the link here. You seem to be a man with many hats, what inspires you to [...]
gallery Richard attends Dutch King’s Birthday Celebrations
Richard Kuipers attended the Dutch King’s Birthday Celebrations in Sydney in May 2018. It was fantastic to see TMAAT recognised so well in the community… it was the sponsor who received the loudest and heartiest applause. Richard’s networking skills were [...]
standard Six lessons of wisdom from the man with many hats
Richard Kuipers is a man with many hats. What inspires him to keep learning new things and be so involved within the community?
image Richard takes the family on a voyage at sea
Richard and Cheryl’s journey began at sea. Their chance meeting over a game of bridge at sea turned ripples into waves. Over 40 years later, their voyage continues with some extra passengers…
video The Grandpa Principle: Encouraging leadership among staff
Richard Kuipers submits a valuable business question to US-based author, public speaker, small business and time management expert, Dave Crenshaw. Watch the video.
link Sydney Morning Herald: Accidental entrepreneur keeps on truckin’
The term “accidental entrepreneur” seems an odd description for someone who has made millions from a transport company. But Two Men and a Truck founder Richard Kuipers never set out to run a business, let alone build one with 65 trucks and $8 million in annual sales.
link Sydney Morning Herald: How to make your first million
Who wants to be a millionaire? Everyone. Setting the goal is the easy part. Working out how to get there: that’s trickier. We asked three business-owners who started from scratch how they cracked it.
standard November Orange – An Australian history lesson from Holland
Last Friday I turned 70 and now I’m an elder I’d like to tell you a bit about Holland, the land of my birth. They say when you get old you go back to childhood memories. Here it is then! [...]