News & Views Female-duo leaders a rare feat for Toro Energy Toro Energy appears have achieved a rare accomplishment with the announcement of a new female chief executive.
News & Views Career zigzagging may put women off the leadership path A pipeline of female talent is available for board positions, but may appear narrower than it actually is due to traditional ideas of what a “board ready” candidate actually looks like.
Advice Ten rules for managing up The column that I wrote last week detailing a friend’s stay or leave dilemma made mention of the impact that skilfully managing up had on a person’s promotional prospects.
News & Views Remembering Nelson Mandela: a man who changed the world Nelson Mandela, the first black president of South Africa, has died at the age of 95.
Advice The power of strong female leadership Almost six years ago I found myself part of a leadership team that was equal parts male and female.
News & Views Gillard vs Rudd: Labor leadership spill liveblog Prime Minister Julia Gillard called a ballot for the Labor leadership at 7pm tonight.
Advice Women worry themselves away from the top positions According to a recent study examining the factors hindering aspiring women leaders, a number of women tend to display ‘worrier’ behaviours, preventing them from reaching the top in their careers.
News & Views In his words: what leading male executives think about gender diversity EY has released a report today called Women in Leadership – in his own words.
Advice Six ways to create organisations that value ideas John Cage once said: “I can’t understand why people are frightened of new ideas.
Ed's Blog Hillary Clinton exonerated over email (AGAIN) but is it too late? Two days out from the US presidential election, Hillary Clinton has been exonerated by the FBI over the use of her email while Secretary of State.
Business When a private affair becomes a public issue: Why Channel 7 CEO Tim Worner has no where to hide Another day, another sex scandal.
