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How Greg Goodman's vision paid off

How Greg Goodman's vision paid off

The AFR BOSS 2019 True Leaders list celebrates the people who are changing Australia for the better.

Greg Goodman began buying warehouses long before they became vital cogs in the e-commerce supply chain. Ryan Stuart

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Among the legion of Australian business success stories, few are more stunning than that of logistics developer, owner and investor Goodman Group.

With a global portfolio of assets rapidly building towards $50 billion, and a client list few could beat (Amazon, Walmart, DHL and BMW, to name a few), Goodman Group has rightly been called “the Westfield of industrial property”.

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