A LinkedIn survey of over 200,000 professionals revealed that 48% have witnessed a colleague being ‘quietly fired.’ This isn’t a fringe behaviour, writes Lauren Ryder. It’s a pervasive management failure playing out in plain sight.
Forget leaderboards; a Melbourne unicorn and a world-renowned therapist want you to play cards to fix social atrophy and maximise relational intelligence in the workplace.
From the 107-day sprint for the presidency to the personal toll of breaking barriers, the former Vice President reveals the realities of being a pioneer. “Your Secret Service code name is Pioneer,” Kamala Harris’ post-election memoir begins. “You are the first woman in history to be elected Vice President of the United States. On July […]
As attendance and donations climb, organisers are handing greater control of Sydney’s Lunar New Year fundraiser to younger business figures shaping its next phase.
From airline chiefs to United Nations advisors, these are the four Australians to make Forbes’ 50 Over 50 Global list for 2026.
The Forbes’ 50 Over 50 Global List 2026 highlights women 50 and over making an impact across three dozen countries and a wide range of industries ranging from finance to fashion.
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Ben Dawson believes the best ideas are held by other people and has developed a strategy to get them comfortable enough to speak up. It forms a part of what he calls vulnerable leadership, which he says is now more important than ever.
From mining magnates to tech innovators, these women haven’t just broken the glass ceiling – they’re redefining what power looks like in 2025.
Women are steering the systems that will define the next decade. As the 2025 Forbes Power Women list demonstrates, their influence across technology, finance and politics is both deep and global, yet the highest tiers of power remain selectively guarded.