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How to say sorry... and mean it

1 March 2019 | Narelle Hooper MAICD

In the wake of the banking Royal Commission, saying sorry and meaning it is everything. Here's the issues your board needs to consider to handle an apology.

Innovation is on the rise in Victoria

1 March 2019 | Amy Braddon

The AICD is working to ensure directors prepare for a wave of innovation and the challenges it will bring.

Introducing the AICD's new chief Economist

1 March 2019 | Mark Thirlwell

AICD's new chief economist Mark Thirlwell outlines the key trends shaping the global economy, technology and international relations.

Prime Trust verdict offers important guiding principles for directors

1 March 2019 | Professor Pamela Hanrahan

Recent High Court judgement against the directors of Prime Trust has raised questions regarding ASIC's enforcement conduct, says Professor Pamela Hanrahan.

ASIC

Introducing AICD's new chair, John Atkin

1 March 2019 | Narelle Hooper MAICD

AICD's new chair John Atkin urges directors to use the Hayne Royal Commission as an opportunity to learn and improve.

Director performance

These organisations are leading the way for Indigenous governance

1 March 2019 | Kath Walters

The winners of 2018's Indigenous Governance Awards are setting the standard for leadership and governance of Indigenous organisations.

Governance

This startup is using blockchain to track the supply chain of diamonds

1 March 2019 | Stuart Ridley

From mine to owner, Everledger is using blockchain to globally track and protect items of value for sale. Founder Leanne Kemp explains its value.

Michael Ullmer's advice for directors after the Hayne Royal Commission

1 March 2019 | Narelle Hooper MAICD

Lendlease chair Michael Ullmer says it's important for directors to hold their nerve after the banking Royal Commission.

These millennial directors are helping households reduce their energy costs

1 March 2019 | Amy Braddon

Millennial directors David McKenna and Chris Murphy, founders of Energy Panda, are using a new energy reduction program to help Australians reduce their energy costs.

The 40 hour work week is over, but our wages are on the up

1 March 2019 | Phil Ruthven AM FAICD

Although overlooked in recent economic debate, paid working hours are falling as real wages are steadily climbing, writes Phil Ruthven AM.

Strategy

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