Ed’s Blog

When naysayers told OzHarvest founder Ronni Kahn she couldn’t start a successful social enterprise that aimed to repurpose wasted food, she offered a simple response: “Piss off and get out of my way”.

Senator Michaelia Cash might be wondering what happened to her email inbox after Foreign Minister Julie Bishop told women gathered at a Westpac lunch on Wednesday to send their CVs to the Minister for Women.

If you doubt the existence of unconscious bias in the workplace, just take a look at this research.

Karen Lawson has worked in a number of high profile senior executive positions, most recently as CEO of CareerOne.

Australia continues to drop behind the rest of the world on gender equality measures for women at work.

There’s a major shift in skills underway across Australian business, and it’s time to jump on board.

Do you ever make plans for your future, skinnier self?  Those plans that start with something like, “When I lose five kilos, I’ll do…” Or, “When I’m a size eight, I’ll go and…”  Sure, there are the plans you make for certain outfits.

Seeing an Australian male CEO on the world stage last week talking workplace gender equality was a reminder that deep commitments to change can happen.

Doors, both metaphoric and physical, have been left open in Belgium overnight.

Whatever happens this election, women aren’t all that confident that we’ll be much better off.

Only two Australians made Fortune’s 2016 list of the World’s 50 Greatest Leaders.

They’re cakes, just cakes.