There are things to be optimistic and pessimistic about in achieving true gender diversity both in Australia and globally, Woolworths, Nine Entertainment Co., AMP, Australia Post Non-Executive Director, Holly Kramer has a told a CEDA audience in Perth.
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16/08/2016
Two major challenges facing the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and financial markets are digital disruption and cyber resilience, ASIC Chairman Greg Medcraft has told a CEDA event in Melbourne.
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01/08/2016
“(South Australia) is going through a process of economic transformation that’s both disruptive and exciting…and we’re feeling the effects of rapid economic change earlier and more keenly than many other places in Australia and across the world,” SA Premier the Hon. Jay Weatherill has told a CEDA audience in Adelaide.
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31/07/2016
In order to meet the unprecedented demands NSW’s health system is facing, the government will have to work smarter, not harder, through investment in technology and innovation, NSW Minister for Health the Hon. Jillian Skinner has told a CEDA audience.
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28/07/2016
In order to address future workforce needs, which will be dependent on skills to interact with advanced technologies, Australia urgently needs a STEM strategy, Dr Marlene Kanga told a CEDA forum on future workforce trends.
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21/07/2016
Closing the gap between the number of men and women in Australia’s workforce will boost Australia’s GDP by 11 per cent, Dr Cathy Foley has told a CEDA audience in Canberra.
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21/07/2016
We believe the Western Australia economy can transition from the mining boom to the dining boom ANZ Bank, Regional Business Banking WA, State General Manager, Stuart Hancock has told a CEDA audience in Perth.
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18/07/2016
The community services industry is one of the fastest growing and most dynamic sectors in Queensland, the Hon. Shannon Fentiman has told a CEDA audience in the Gold Coast.
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14/07/2016
“Although the rate of increase is likely to slow for energy demand, a number of public and private institutions expect that global energy demand will continue to increase for the foreseeable future. Most of this growth is likely to come from non-OECD countries,” Dr Alexandra Heath has told a CEDA audience in Sydney.
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24/06/2016
“Growing innovation, attracting investment and building infrastructure,” are the three economic goals for Queensland’s future and the focus of the 2016-17 State Budget according to Queensland Treasurer, the Hon. Curtis Pitt.
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21/06/2016