Nathan Anderson, COO at StartVR, joins Business Insider’s Paul Colgan to discuss how virtual reality is going to transform industries from communications to travel and education.

In this week’s episode, editor-in-chief Paul Colgan is joined by Andrew Joyce, the founder and CEO of Found — a mobile-focused careers app for employers and jobseekers in Australia. The podcast looks at the different generations in the job market, including misconceptions, varying work ethics, and what leaders need to know about the generations of workers below and above.

In this week’s episode, editor-in-chief Paul Colgan is joined by Gregory Robinson, founder and managing partner at Blenheim Partners, an executive search and recruitment firm based in Sydney. Gregory has almost two decades specialising in senior international executive appointments across consumer retail, natural resources, infrastructure, industrial, manufacturing, telecommunications, technology, and financial services. They talk about:  Finding, developing, and retaining great...

In this week’s episode, editor-in-chief Paul Colgan is joined by Tim Fung, founder and CEO of Airtasker -- an online and mobile marketplace enabling users to outsource work and every daytasks. They discuss the importance of time management and prioritisation in business, as well some of approaches they use to stay organised during their demanding work days.  Whether you're launching a startup, managing a business or simply find organisation to be a challenge, these tools and tips can help.

In this week’s episode, editor-in-chief Paul Colgan is joined by Pete Cooper, a leading figure in the Australian innovations community. Pete is a founder of the Start Society, the national StartCon conference and has been a mentor to a variety of Australian startups through the Founder Institute. We discuss how to predict change and disruption in your industry, toolkits you can use to support innovation in your businesses and how to embrace the spirit of entrepreneurship in established...

In this week’s episode, editor-in-chief Paul Colgan is joined by Greg McKenna, who is contributing markets and economics editor for Business Insider. Greg has been watching the Australian economy for three decades and he has a deep understanding of its inner workings. We cover the range of economic forces that help shape the Australian economy and how it relates to businesses. The discussion encompasses consumer behaviour, the Aussie dollar, what our politicians are thinking about, and...