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Although it sounds cliché, the world really is a more volatile place than it used to be. That’s because the drivers of uncertainty are more intense — there are more and more change vectors affecting outcomes and these vectors are more and more inter-related. The range of likely outcomes five and 10 years has grown...
In this episode of Very Public Affairs, The Centre’s Executive Director Wayne Burns talks with the Centre’s Senior Associate and reputation brand doctor, Melanie McMillan about stewarding the corporate brand in an era where this is so much focus on ESG, and how this manifests itself in corporate strategy....
Corporate Australia just received a glowing profit report card, but the outlook is not as rosy...
Organizations need to strategically invest in capabilities, people, processes, structures, and technology to navigate the risks arising from an evolving and fraught geopolitical landscape.
The cost of an an airfare has increased by more than half since April, the country's consumer watchdog has warned...
The phrase seems increasingly outdated, given how much our work and our lives are now intertwined. It’s time for a new framework.
Johnson & Johnson has announced it will stop selling talc-based baby powder in 2023, as it transitions its popular, but controversial, global product to a cornstarch base. The move comes two years after it ended US sales due to thousands of consumer safety...
Organisations are increasingly making firm commitments to sustainability. However, new research conducted by L.E.K. Consulting suggests many of these organizations are struggling to deliver on their commitments. Setting and balancing priorities is the main...
2022 Corporate Public Affairs Oration delivered by Professor Marcia Langton AO.
Politics and social issues can be thorny subjects, especially if a company doesn't understand where its audience's sentiments lie. A wrong step could mean a public relations disaster of epic proportions....