‘The digital economy is central to success’
We are at a critical moment in time for the telco industry and the country, says Telstra CEO Andy Penn
We are at a critical moment in time for the telco industry and the country, says Telstra CEO Andy Penn
The more we can boost productivity, the greater and longer lasting the benefits to the economy, says Sigma chief Mark Hooper.
More than ever you need to plan for the unexpected, says GPT’s Bob Johnston
It’s critical that government creates the longer-term policy settings to drive business investment, says Coca-Cola Amatil chief Alison Watkins.
We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to drive innovation and investment in new industries, says Stockland chief Mark Steinert.
Reforms that support skills, job creation and global competitiveness will be critical to economic growth, says BHP chief Mike Henry.
Employment is picking up and we should see household spending increase as confidence returns, says Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott.
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
Making childcare more affordable could provide a significant productivity boost for Australia, says REA chief Owen Wilson.
The Australian economy has demonstrated its underlying resilience, says Macquarie chief Shemara Wikramanayake.
What started as a period of extreme uncertainty turned into a real opportunity for Afterpay, says CEO Anthony Eisen.
COVID-19 provides governments the opportunity to accelerate reform and support a new era of growth, says Latitude chief Ahmed Fahour.
We have to become more sophisticated at predicting, preventing and managing disease, says NIB chief Mark Fitzgibbon.
Policy reforms from all levels of government are needed to ensure development of a range of technologies and alternative fuels, says Ampol chief Matt Halliday.
It’s time to face the reality that work is becoming more flexible and people can do jobs from everywhere, says Optus chief Kelly Bayer Rosmarin.
Despite uncertainties, there’s ground for optimism about Australia’s medium-term recovery from the pandemic, says Boral chief Zlatko Todorcevski.
Recovery of our CBDs should be prioritised by state and local governments as a critical area, says Vicinity Centres chief Grant Kelley.
Prioritising ‘what really matters’ has made us more agile and adaptable to rapid change, says Patrick Houlihan of DuluxGroup.
Disaster mitigation is one of the smartest investments governments can make, says Suncorp chief Steve Johnston.
AGL will continue to lead the business of transition to a clean energy future, says chief executive Brett Redman.
Australian chief executives have stressed the need to maintain the spirit of collaboration seen through the past year.
Lessons learned must be applied to generating sustainable growth in the economy.
This year fast-forwarded two connected revolutions in the Australian workplace.
Confronting the emergency has forced companies to build new frameworks for decision making, says KPMG chief Gary Wingrove.
The pandemic forced us to ask ourselves how we could deliver three simple priorities, says EnergyAustralia’s Catherine Tanna.
Amid extremely difficult circumstances wrought by the COVID-19 crisis retirement savings were resilient, says AustralianSuper chief Ian Silk.
We need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of Australia’s economies and look for opportunities that will emerge, says Lendlease chief Steve McCann.
The need for a robust, sustainably funded scientific community has never been stronger, says CSL chief Paul Perrault.
There hasn’t been a time of greater need to focus on supporting our teams and looking after our mental and physical health, says Orora chief Brian Lowe.
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