The sharing economy – Can collaboration cure overconsumption?
Could collaborative consumption be the cure for our throwaway culture? Robert Chan, the managing director of car-sharing platform Turo, believes we're on the brink of an ownership revolution.
“The average power drill is only on for 13 minutes of its life. You don't want (to buy) the power drill; …
No plan, no problem – How Sibella Court designed her own career path
You don’t become a globally renowned designer by accident. But if you ask Sibella Court, one of Australia’s most sought-after stylists, she never had a master plan to make it big.
From global brand campaigns to bestselling books and hit TV shows, Sibella built a design empire balancing great inst…
Reaping the rewards – The promises and pitfalls of loyalty programs
That satisfying ding when you scan your rewards card. The little thrill of watching points accumulate. The smug satisfaction of using miles for a "free" flight. Sound familiar?
We're all players in the massive loyalty program game—whether we're collecting coffee stamps, airline miles, or cashback…
Burnout is holding us back – Here’s how to beat it
Burnout has gone from a buzzword to a business risk.
According to the latest Women’s Agenda Ambitions Report, 72% of women say they’ve experienced burnout in the past year. It’s no longer just a personal struggle—it’s a workplace crisis. So what’s driving this rising tide of exhaustion?
Angel…
Pocket Doctor – How the MedTech app is reshaping healthcare access
Millions of people lack access to reliable healthcare. Can technology help bridge global healthcare gaps?
Dr Jackie Rabec (AGSM MBA 2020) is co-founder of MedTech company ThinkMD.ai, which builds tools that put a doctor’s expertise into the hands of frontline healthcare workers. She explains how t…
Smarter ageing – How living longer is reshaping how we live and work
We’re living longer, but not all those years are healthy ones. In Australia, there’s now roughly a 12-year gap between how long we live and how long we live in good health – meaning many of us can expect a decade or more of life with health problems. So, how can we shrink that gap?
UNSW Scientia P…
Navigating boardroom dynamics with Dr Juliet Bourke
Engaging with the board is a critical skill for HR leaders — but navigating board dynamics isn’t always straightforward.
In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Juliet Bourke, a global authority on human capital, inclusive leadership and governance. With experience advising hundreds of organisations — …
The Decision Science Framework Every Leader Needs
Most companies overlook the secret ingredient that can transform their decision-making and leadership: understanding the diverse minds in the room. Kylee Ingram, Co-founder of Wizer, reveals how decision science and cognitive diversity can slash errors by 30% and boost innovation by 20%.
In this e…
How High-Performing Boards Govern Culture
Organisational culture can be a powerful driver of performance, conduct and risk, yet it remains one of the most challenging governance responsibilities facing directors.
In this episode, we're joined by Dr Juliet Bourke, Adjunct Professor at UNSW and Chair of Ovarian Cancer Australia, and Sally L…
Kylee Ingram: Decision Science, Cognitive Diversity, and the Ingredients for Better Leadership Decisions
Kylee Ingram: Decision Science, Cognitive Diversity, and the Ingredients for Better Leadership Decisions
Guest: Kylee Ingram, Co Founder of Wizer Host: Julie Riga
In This Episode:
Kylee's journey from television producer to co founder of Wizer, a company built on decision science and organiz…
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