EVENTS

[ad_1] The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards is now in its eighth year, yet it wasn’t until two years ago that Chris Dutton began to truly understand the impact of the event he’d created. “I was told that the Executive of the Year Awards genuinely changes careers and lives and really makes a […]

[ad_1] Recognition. Exposure. Celebration. Recognising the best business leaders from around Australia, The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards returns for its ninth year at The Star, Sydney on 12 November 2020. As one of Australia’s premier business events on the corporate calendar, the night has become synonymous with shining a spotlight on the

[ad_1] The CEO Magazine’s 2019 Executive of the Year Awards. We will announce the winners at the awards ceremony in Melbourne on 14 November 2019.   CEO OF THE YEAR Major Sponsor Zena Burgess, CEO, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners David Hackett, CEO, MLC Life Insurance Emma Hendry, CEO, Hendry Group Fiona Johnston, CEO,

[ad_1] As the golden sun went down behind Sydney Harbour Bridge, a striking red Maserati greeted guests for The CEO Magazine’s 2019 Executive of the Year Awards cocktail party. With uninterrupted panoramic views of iconic Sydney Harbour, hundreds of guests, including Awards judges Pip Marlow, Salesforce’s CEO Australia and New Zealand, and Jose Da Silva,

[ad_1] During an intimate lunch at Quay Restaurant overlooking Sydney’s glistening harbour, some of Australia’s most respected executives converged to make one very important decision: Who will be crowned CEO of the Year for 2019? Between a delectable three-course meal, including the white coral dessert (Chef Peter Gilmore’s new take on the iconic snow egg),

[ad_1] It was an evening of networking and celebration as 550 guests gathered in The Palladium at Crown, Melbourne for the eighth annual Executive of the Year Awards on Thursday 14 November 2019. Red Carpet and Pre Drinks Awards Ceremony [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Now completing its eighth year, The CEO Magazine’s 2019 Executive of the Year Awards has once again earned its title as Australia’s most prestigious business awards event. We are pleased to announce all of the award winners from this year’s Executive of the Year Awards. Recognising the exceptional achievements of CEOs, managing directors and

[ad_1] The Executive Chairman of Hancock Prospecting needs no introduction. Born into the business started by her father Lang Hancock in 1955, Gina Rinehart became Executive Chairman and CEO in 1992 and has grown the value of the company by more than 20,000%. Of the many noteworthy achievements that have given rise to this Lifetime

[ad_1] He graced the cover of The CEO Magazine in an uber-suave navy-blue suede suit with matching bow tie after being crowned 2018 CEO of the Year. Now, fast-forward a year and Mark Nielsen is sharing his lessons learned from the next talented set of executives in the running to be awarded the prestigious title.

[ad_1] At last night’s black-tie ceremony in Melbourne for the 2019 Executive of the Year Awards, Australian executive Caleb Bush took out the Managing Director of the Year and Young Executive of the Year categories in recognition of his professional contributions to GPJ ANZ and Project Worldwide. In February 2019, Caleb was promoted from Managing