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BRIEF: Deanne Weir: from Austar to Hoopla

23 Jul 2013 12:00

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Women’s website thehoopla.com.au has announced two new investors: Deanne Weir, formerly group director of corporate development at Austar, and Cass O’Connor, a key investor in the rise of Goalpost Pictures. She is also an investor in industry website The Loop.

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