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How these BOSS Young Executives went on to become top dog

Euan Black
Euan BlackWork and careers reporter

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Aspiring chief executives and business founders should maintain a bias for action, invest in their personal network and commit to lifelong learning, say former BOSS Young Executives who went on to become the top dog.

A survey of past winners found that a quarter set up their own companies after winning the accolade, and a further 23 per cent now serve as a chief executive or managing director of somebody else’s company, including Kelly Bayer Rosmarin at Optus and Michael Rebelo at Publicis Groupe.

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Euan Black is a work and careers reporter at The Australian Financial Review. Email Euan at euan.black@afr.com

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