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Global risk survey finds risk recruitment needed now
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Global financial crisis has prompted wholesale re-evaluation of risk management. Companies admit major change is needed but a significant proportion are unwilling or unable to make changes, including necessary recruitment.
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Going into business with your partner
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 The idea of going into business with your spouse can be appealing - who else would you trust more than the person who shares both your bed and your cheque book?
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Leaders - are they born or made?
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 Which member of the next generation is best to lead the family business into the future, how do you decide who is most appropriate for the job? What do you do if none of the next generation is ready, willing and able?
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Women and Leadership 2013
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 Past and leadership challenges - Women, management and work conference coming up in Sydney this July.
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Values energise business reward
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 Effective leadership is an exercise in honesty, one of the world's most respected business identities has declared.
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Invest or fall behind, it's not rocket science
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 Imagine you come from a country that is rich in gold.
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Social media a threat to fair trial
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 Social media poses a serious threat to Australia's justice system, according to Edith Cowan University's Head of School of Law and Justice, Professor Anne Wallace.
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Healthy older workers boost the economy
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 Australia’s employment and real GDP would be higher if older workers managed their health better, according to new research.
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Transformational challenges ahead for power & utilities companies
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 Compliance and regulation, commodity price volatility, access to competitively priced long-term fuel supplies, and political intervention top the list of business risks now facing Australian power and utilities companies.
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New engagement strategy to build trade and investment for NSW
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 The NSW Government has released a new strategy to attract international investment, facilitate exports, create jobs and grow the economy.
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Optimism improves as Australian CFOs adjust to new normal
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 The latest Quarterly Deloitte CFO Survey* shows that 24% of CFOs have become more optimistic about the outlook for their own company, up from just 8% who shared this view last quarter.
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