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What Are The Ethical Responsibilities of Boards?
Are you contemplating joining a Board? Perhaps you’re taking up your first board role this year. Or are you an old hand, and member of many? Board membership can be prestigious, and a chance to support an organisation you believe in. By lending your experience and wisdom you can make a significant impact. It can be professionally and personally satisfying. It can also be a risk to your reputation and legacy if that Board or organisation misbehaves.
1 February 2020
See MoreHow Ethical Leadership Can Improve Your Employer Brand
How does your organisation ensure it stands out in the recruitment market? As you seek to recruit and retain the nest and brightest, CEO Vanessa Pigrum shares valuable insights about how ethical leadership improves your employer brand.
Recruitment Marketing Magazine, 11 December 2020
See MoreHousing Affordability in Australia
Peter Mares, Cranlana’s Lead Moderator, and Dr Michael Fotheringham, Executive Director, AHURI, talk to Hilary Harper and Michael Mackenzie about the impact on housing affordability of the sustained buoyancy in the property market, despite COVD-19.
Life Matters, ABC, 8 December 2020
See MoreQueensland’s Director General of Transport on Ethical Leadership During COVID-19
Neil Scales OBE, Vincent Fairfax Fellow and Cranlana alumnus, reflects on the challenges he’s faced as Queensland’s Director-General, Transport and Main Roads, during COVD-19. A leader who brings a strong ethical focus to his work, Neil says consistency and clarity of communication has enabled him to make and implements some of the most complex and difficult decisions of his career.
The Mandarin, 4 December 2020
See MoreCourage in Leadership
Having the uncomfortable conversation, making the difficult choice, navigating unknown waters, implementing decisions in fluid situations, acting counterintuitively…doing the right thing at the right time for the right reason. These all take courage. Good leadership takes courage.
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