News and analysis curated by QUT Business School.
6 March, 2018
Filed under:
Leadership and management, Organisational behaviour
The illusion of equality
Despite the hype, equality is still far from our grasp, writes Chloe Davison.
1 March, 2018
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Nonprofit and philanthropy
Leave no woman behind
This International Women’s Day, UN Women National Committee Australia’s theme is ‘Leave no woman behind’. This theme becomes even more critical during crises, conflicts, and displacement.
17 September, 2017
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Leadership and management
How do you become more resilient in business?
Studies of leaders make it very clear resilience is one of the top three factors in career success. How can you become more resilient?
7 September, 2017
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Leadership and management, Organisational behaviour
Emotional intelligence in business
Emotional intelligence has been associated with improved job performance, efficient work teams and superior work outcomes. We talk to Associate Professor Peter O'Connor on cultivating emotional intelligence in business.
6 September, 2017
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Leadership and management
Lance Hockridge - Former Managing Director and CEO, Aurizon
Lance addressed our Business Leaders' Forum on Tuesday 5 September, 2017.
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26 July, 2017
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Entrepreneurship
What investors look for in early-stage startups
Investment manager Stewart Glynn shares some advice for early-stage startups seeking funding.
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28 June, 2017
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Entrepreneurship, Innovation and technology
Learning from the London locals
Professor Rowena Barrett shares insights from StartUp Catalyst Mission and why entrepreneurial ecosystems are relevant to universities like QUT.
22 June, 2017
Filed under:
Environment and energy, Marketing
Powerful supermarkets push the cost of food waste onto suppliers, charities
The high cost of cosmetic standards in the food industry.
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10 May, 2017
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Innovation and technology
Innovation through evolution: the hummingbird effect
Innovation can't always be planned and accidents happen that lead us down entirely different pathways. The hummingbird effect demonstrates that an event in one field can trigger completely unexpected outcomes in wholly different domains.
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