People

At just age 26, Samantha Sakr is one of Australia’s youngest managing directors, demonstrating the power of putting young women professionals into leadership roles.

Great leaders make employees feel like they matter by listening to their contributions, even if they don't always agree with what is being said.

For 23 years, all but one of the winning teams of the three major women’s soccer tournaments – the Women’s World Cup, the Women’s Euros and the Olympics – were coached by women.

A staggering 91% of business leaders report that the growing number of information sources has limited the success of their organisations.

As leaders, supporting your people through change can feel relentless. Here's the solution.

Small business advocate Peter Strong has been awarded as Member of the Order of Australia, recognising years of high-profile support for the sector and entrepreneurs nationwide.

Happy customers are the result of a happy team. Monique Richardson shares the traits of service leaders that their people value deeply.

A policy could see ACSI issuing recommendations “against” male director re-elections, where companies fail to meet the minimum of women holding 30% of board seats.

The silver lining for Qantas has been that high demand for air travel has enabled it to charge higher airfares. But these conditions won’t last.

When women leaders speak up, they average 80% more engagements on their posts compared with their ‘very active’ male counterparts.

It’s only taken 103 years, but Qantas is set to see a woman take the helm for the first time with Vanessa Hudson today announced as the next CEO of the airline.

As a work futurist at Atlassian, Smart50 Workplaces judging gave a view of the ways SMEs are building their own future of work.