Leadership

Headquartered in Sydney, Silicon Valley, and Seattle, Hatch has named the Top 20 companies that young Australians want to work for.

Success now depends less on accessing data and more on making sense of it, writes Bethan Winn. Critical thinking helps us do exactly that. Here’s how to sharpen your skills.

New Trust in AI research from KPMG and the University of Melbourne was applied to the non-profit sector this week. Here’s how to use the technology as a surgical tool and have the greatest impact.

Now in its 10th year, the TechDiversity Awards in Melbourne celebrates inspiring tech initiatives across business, education, government, campaign of the year, and tech for good.

Australia’s gender pay gap, driven in part by the undervaluation of the care economy, is having an impact on business performance and talent retention.

By Professor Richard Hall In business, we tend to romanticise leadership and marginalise management. Leaders are visionaries. They disrupt markets, break moulds, and inspire movements. Managers? They’re often cast as bureaucrats, focused on the mundane—spreadsheets, budgets, performance reviews.  It’s a seductive narrative. But it’s also flawed. Because while leadership may set the direction, it is […]

Tesla Chair Robyn Denholm warns that Australia must act now or miss out on a $115 billion AI windfall.

The internet is buzzing with lots of thoughts and emotions on the newest campaign launched by retailer American Eagle featuring actress Sydney Sweeney. While there are definitely some consumers who love the campaign, the backlash from the campaign is what is dominating the narrative.

Now 58, the Oscar-winning actress is taking on her most important role yet—championing women’s health. It’s a mission of both advocacy and entrepreneurship that began when her own perimenopause was misdiagnosed as herpes.

Meet women building a fairer, more equitable financial system.