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[ad_1] It’s been more than a decade since John Karagounis became the CEO and Managing Director of The CEO Circle, yet his enthusiasm for the role hasn’t wavered. “After close to 20 years in the financial services industry, I decided to take the plunge and go out on my own, purchasing The CEO Circle globally […]

[ad_1] When things don’t go his way in business, Jose Da Silva remains optimistic. He believes mistakes are an important part of the learning process, regardless of whether they’re made by himself or his team. “Learn from your mistakes,” he advises. “Adversity is an opportunity to grow, therefore when you make mistakes there are learning

[ad_1] We’re drawing closer to The CEO Magazine’s eighth annual Executive of the Year Awards, and the time to get your application in is now. Over the better part of a decade, the event has established itself as a powerful force for recognising business achievements in Australia. Hosted at glamorous formal ceremonies in venues such

[ad_1] Between 2017 and 2018 an estimated 4.8 million Australians had a mental or behavioural condition, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics. One in six Australians currently experience depression or anxiety (or both) and one in seven will experience depression during their lifetime. Since 2000, not-for-profit organisation Beyond Blue has been working to reduce

[ad_1] Talent International is the largest independently owned and operated technology and digital recruitment business in Australia. “Our vision is to redefine the world of recruitment,” says Talent International’s APAC CEO Mark Nielsen. “We are doing this by continually innovating through increased engagement of our people and utilisation of digital platforms.” The company matches candidates

[ad_1] From a young age, Colleen Callander knew she wanted to be in fashion. By 17, she had landed her first job in her dream industry and, this year, she will celebrate 20 years with the Sussan Group. She became CEO of sister brand Sportsgirl in December 2013. “I am as passionate today as I

[ad_1] As we look towards the upcoming 2019 Executive of the Year Awards, we take a moment to remind ourselves of the successful executives who were commemorated at last year’s event. Behold: all the deserved winners of the 2018 Executive of the Year Awards. From Mark Nielsen, winner of CEO of the Year, whose rousing

[ad_1] A strong advocate for improving health and enjoying enhanced wellbeing, the CEO of BWX, Dave Fenlon, believes in helping as many people as possible to improve their personal situation. Previously Managing Director of Blackmores, this path has led Dave to a passion for natural health and improved wellbeing. “I will remain forever thankful that

[ad_1] One of the most basic emotional needs for any human is recognition of a job well done. It doesn’t matter what your job is – everyone appreciates acknowledgement of the effort they’ve put into something. For Australian executives, The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards offers exactly that, and November will see the

[ad_1] In October 2019, Pip Marlow will start a new chapter as CEO of Salesforce Australia and New Zealand. It’s not the first time she’s stepped out of her comfort zone and into a bold new role. After 21 years with Microsoft, six of them as Managing Director, Pip leveraged her skill set to enter