Growth in a clean energy transformation
AGL will continue to lead the business of transition to a clean energy future, says chief executive Brett Redman.
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.
The challenge from here is how the economy can stand on its own, once government support is scaled back, says Qantas chief Alan Joyce.
Make it simpler for business to operate by removing regulatory and taxation complexity, says IAG chief Nick Hawkins.
The nation has become more resilient to change and disruption because of this year, says News Corp’s Michael Miller.
We need to urgently increase productivity and stimulate private investment via fiscal policy, says Orica chief Alberto Calderon.
Just as Woolworths was making good progress in meeting consumer demands, its customers upped the ante, says Brad Banducci.
Digital progress will improve the competitiveness of independent retailers, says Metcash CEO Jeff Adams.
Business needs to pivot from cost-out to more aggressive long-term investment, says Seek chief Andrew Bassat.
The need for financial advice as we emerge from COVID-19 will be significant, says AMP chief Francesco de Ferrari.
The residential construction market has proven very resilient during COVID-19, while design is becoming more important, says CSR chief Julie Coates.
Superannuation has a vital role in recovery and nation building from a crisis, says Cbus chief Justin Arter.
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