There is, as they say, a first time for everything. And that includes stepping into a leadership role. To help first-time managers, we hear from leadership expert Anna Marshall, founder of People Mastery and author of ‘On you marks, get set…LEAD!:… Read more
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Simon Madden, Founder, Simon Madden Consulting
Everyone has a role to play in a winning team — and leadership is an important part of that.… Read more
Paul Taylor, Founder, MindBodyBrain Performance Institute
Paul Taylor knows resilience better than most. A current PhD student in Applied Psychology, Paul’s a former Airborne Anti-submarine Warfare Officer in the Royal Navy, a former professional boxer, Australian Fitness Industry presenter of the year, and founder of MindBodyBrain Performance Institute.… Read more
Sue Barrett, Director, Barrett Consulting Group
If tyre kickers are tying up your time seeking quotes and proposals without coming through with the work – then it’s time to call them out.… Read more
Anne Nalder, CEO, Small Business Association of Australia
The Federal Government’s new compulsory company directors’ register will be a good thing for small businesses and sole traders.… Read more
Bec Hughes, Brand Creator and Consultant
How does your brand stand out from your competitors? Do you use tired, cliched images on your website, or are you a bit more creative?… Read more
Kate Christie, Founder and Director, Time Stylers
Yes, we could all manage our time better. And the best way to do it? Kate Christie will tell us that we must stop thinking “management” and start thinking “investment”.… Read more
Evan Beissel, Tax Partner, Mazars
If you’re thinking about hanging up your hat and passing the business on to the next generation, is the current business structure the right fit for the next in line?… Read more
Steuart Snooks, CEO, Solutions 4 Success
If you don’t have strategies to tackle the onslaught of incoming emails, you’ll spend even more time trying to find the important ones and be distracted by the ones that are less so.… Read more
Professor Neville Norman, University of Melbourne
The coming year looks set to be marked by encouraging economic growth, but also interest rate rises. That’s according to Melbourne University Economics Professor Neville Norman, who says the Reserve Bank urgently needs to break its promise of no new interest rate hikes until 2024 or it may threaten the housing and stock markets.