leadership

Career advice from Libby Moore who was Oprah Winfrey’s chief of staff for 11 years. She is speaking in Sydney in August about leadership.

Men behaving badly. Two execs resigned from the AFL because of their affairs and the NRL introduces new protocol for players guilty of crimes against women.

Economic leadership and women in Australia: The three most important economic positions have been held by men, exclusively. Mark Kenny asks why this is.

You can’t succeed pretending to be someone you’re not. When people no longer know what you stand for they will question your intentions and credibility.

Former teacher Danielle Miller explains how to empower teenage girls through her business Enlighten Education which has reached 20,000 teenagers.

Sharon Rowlands says being a female ceo is hard but rewarding. She says aspiring leaders need to build their network, know their weaknesses & play the game.

Iceland mandates equal pay by making companies prove they pay men and women equally with a new bill to eradicate the gender pay gap of 7%.

Julia Gillard: Don’t be bullied into not calling sexism out. Someone who imposes sexist stereotypes plays the gender card not the woman who calls it out.

The NSW Premier Mike Baird will retire from parliament half-way through his government’s term.

It is five years and two months since Marius Kloppers took over as CEO of Australia’s biggest listed company, BHP Billiton.

Last week’s Labor leadership change has thrown light on some of the key behavioural biases at play in decision-making.

As leaders we like to believe we ‘make’ decisions and that they’re rational.