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Why this young retail boss ‘killed the PowerPoint culture’

Why this young retail boss ‘killed the PowerPoint culture’

Chad Burke, head of Swaggle, an online pet specialty retailer owned by Coles, cut down on slide decks in meetings to promote better collaboration and more quickly get to the nub of an issue.

Chad Burke at Touchwood in Richmond, Melbourne.  Eamon Gallagher

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