Tech entrepreneur Hayley Saddington recounts the story that fuelled the early days of her first company, Halo Medical Devices, and explains how an entrepreneur’s purpose builds resilience.

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Robyn Sharon-Zipser, CEO of Hipages, shares why he founded the online platform 20 years ago, and how he grew the start-up into an ASX listed company.

Herbert Smith Freehills senior associate Laura Newton explains how to protect your business from cyber-attacks and data breaches.

Psychosocial safety expert Carlo Caponecchia teaches you how to design and manage a safer, more productive work environment for your employees.

Crisis management expert Sue Cato shares the key principles that will help your business through its toughest times.

Alexandra Smart, an executive coach and the co-founder of fashion label Ginger & Smart, teaches you how to balance your creative output with commercial imperatives.

Kayo Sports head of marketing Darren Werner explains how to capture consumer attention in a crowded market, and how to convert casual fans into die-hard followers.

Learn how business leaders find opportunities to set up and run a successful social enterprise – and how they find the balance to ‘do well’ and ‘do good’.

Learn which skills will be in high demand in the next era of business, and how to build those skills in your organisation.

Learn how leading artificial intelligence experts and business leaders balance the risks and rewards of disruptive technologies.

Breaking down the basics of SME finance from market flows to cost of capital.

Aware Super’s Chief of Staff, Katrina McPhee, describes how the superannuation industry has changed for the better since she first joined, and outlines how Aware is combatting the gender retirement gap by leveraging its position as one of Australia’s most powerful financial forces.

Pearler Investments co-founder Hayden Smith explains why startups in the finance industry need to work on a different timeline to most companies, and shares how his team build trust with their customers.

Calling their marketing ‘unconventional’ might be putting it lightly, because until recently, Humanitix hadn’t really done any marketing at all. Or at least, not on their own.

Advertising expert and ad agency owner Dee Madigan explains the role sponsorships play in creating and solidifying a strong brand.

Link Group CMO Wendy Mak digs into the ethical side of digital marketing, explaining why marketers need to be at the forefront of the conversation, and exploring how brand-new AI tools might not be as helpful as they first seem.

How will climate change transform the skills you need to do your job?

Insurance leaders are optimistic that Australia can be more resilient in a climate-challenged future, and they’re learning new ways to deal with risk to get us there.

The Business of Climate Policy — before we change behaviour, we need to change policy. How can we accelerate the shift to greener, cleaner vehicles, and move away from our reliance on fossil fuels?

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