The Australian’s CEO Survey 2022: Tabcorp to Xero
Westpac’s Peter King says bank customers are ‘generally well placed’ to deal with slower economic growth. Virgin Australia’s Jayne Hrdlicka says travel is booming.
Westpac’s Peter King says bank customers are ‘generally well placed’ to deal with slower economic growth. Virgin Australia’s Jayne Hrdlicka says travel is booming.
Supply chains are still struggling to return to pre-pandemic efficiency, says Qantas boss Alan Joyce. For Seven’s Ryan Stokes, it’s inflation that will remain a key theme for longer.
In The Australian’s CEO survey for 2022, the nation’s top business leaders see new challenges after a tough year.
Toll Global Express boss Christine Holgate told the The Australian’s 2021 CEO Survey the firm could employ 1000 people on the spot if only it had access to the labour.
The holiday thinking for chief executives is where to land on working from home when the year cranks up again after Australia Day.
One way or another, every one of the 85 chief executives taking part in The Australian’s CEO Survey is engaged in the carbon emissions challenge.
The survey’s R to Z companies, alphabetically, respond.
CEO Survey: Companies from J to Q, alphabetically, respond.
Companies from C to I, alphabetically, respond.
The survey’s A to B companies, alphabetically, respond.
CBA, CSL, BHP, Westpac, NAB, ANZ, Fortescue, Wesfarmers, Macquarie, Telstra.
We need to protect our health system and make it even better — the pandemic showed us how to, says Medibank CEO Craig Drummond.
With the right technology infrastructure and preparedness it is easier to respond to major disruption, says Deloitte Australia chief Richard Deutsche.
Australia is well on the path to put the pandemic-induced recession behind it.
Employment is picking up and we should see household spending increase as confidence returns, says Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott.
The year 2020 demonstrated how important a strong balance sheet was, says Challenger chief Richard Howes.
We need to be more nimble than ever to respond to unexpected events, says ANZ chief Shayne Elliott.
The Covid pandemic has reminded us of the vital role of ongoing intellectual investment, says Emilio Gonzalez of Pendal Group
ESG was moving up the agenda anyway, but the pandemic has accelerated this, says Citi Australia’s Marc Luet.
We have been able to accomplish far more than we originally thought possible
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