We’ve had yet another year of massive change and disruption in all areas of our society. What will we face in the year ahead? KPMG’s annual “Keeping Us Up at Night” survey identifies what senior leaders say will be their biggest challenges in 2022. In this podcast episode, I... 
Based on my research into how the next 12 months will pan out, here are my three unwritten rules for success in 2022:
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“Unwritten” (geddit?).
Ha, ha, must be the silly season getting to me!
But seriously, … Here are ten things you could do as a leader to be more successful... 
As we’re nearing the end of 2021, with the COVID-19 pandemic dragging on for yet another year, it’s easy to forget our world has also become better in many, many ways. Here are just 21 ways the world has become better in 2021.
(Sources: Forbes, Springwise, The Happy Broadcast, Wikipedia... 
When the pandemic crashed into our lives a year ago, it changed us in ways we could never have imagined. Now, on the other side of this crisis, some those are going back to ‘normal’, but the pandemic has changed some things forever. In this session, we’ll explore what this means f... 
A crisis doesn’t create leaders; it amplifies them. In “normal” times, many organisations tolerate mediocre or average leaders, but in a crisis those leaders are ruthlessly exposed. COVID-19 has disrupted our world, and people want leaders who step up and lead through crisis, recovery... 
For the last three years, KPMG’s annual “Keeping Us Up At Night” survey reported on what Australian business leaders consider their biggest challenges and issues. The same topic ranked #1 for all three years (pre-pandemic!): digital transformation. Even the pandemic didn’t slow this trend. ... 
COVID-19 has transformed when, where, and how we work – with social distancing, more people working from home, online meetings, and virtual collaboration. For many organisations, COVID-19 has accelerated digital transformation, and the future workplace will never be the same.
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On 2nd March, Australia recorded its first death from coronavirus – a 78-year-old Perth man who returned to Australia after contracting the virus on the Diamond Princess cruise ship. Even if that feels like a lifetime ago, it’s been only 10 weeks, and in that time Australia has done an ... 8 Windich Place,
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