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Coreflex — Sree Yama

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IEC Awards 2018 Finalist — Micro Business

Sree Yama is the person behind Coreflex, a family-run and owned business based in Victoria, dedicated to providing quality corporate goods and unique custom uniforms, sports apparel and branded merchandise to customers. Some of their clients include local sporting teams such as the Taylors Lakes Basketball Club, events such as the New Zealand Golf Open, and large tourism and media organisations such as APT Tourism and Seven Network.

“Although Coreflex has been around over 10 years and we have taken over the existing business in 2016. The main challenge in any business acquisition is to retain the trust of the existing customers, and we have been successful in that,” says Sree, who is also a motivational speaker.

Sree is also an executive committee member and active sponsor of the Telugu Business Network, which works towards creating a sustainable partnership between the Telugu community and businesses; Melbourne Telangana Forum, a non profit community organisation; and Melbourne Mama, which encourages new talent in short film making.

 

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