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HarvardA leadership course designed to boost the not-for-profit sector has net-promoter scores “Harvard and Stanford would very, very jealous of”, says Centre for Social Impact Chief Executive Arminé Nalbandian.
“I’ve been blown away by the feedback,” Ms Nalbandian told Sky News Australia.
CEO ‘blown away’ by feedback for leadership course designed for philanthropic sector
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Victoria, Australia · VictoriaA leadership program exclusively for non-profit CEOs designed to fill a hole in the philanthropic sector has been “life changing” for those who have participated, says Centre for Social Impact Chief Executive Arminé Nalbandian.
“It’s changed the way that they see themselves as leaders, but importantly how they see their roles and what level of ambition they’re setting for themselves,” Ms Nabandian told Sky News Australia.
“It is an absolutely …
Non-profit CEO leadership course ‘life changing’ and produces ‘incredible’ results
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Labor funding energy ‘transformation’ but start-ups should be wary
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OceaniaFranklin Templeton Investments’ Fixed Income Director Andrew Canobi says central banks don’t want to see institutions fail or a loss of confidence in the financial system.
Central banks don’t want to see ‘loss of confidence’ in financial system
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Hobart, Australia · HobartPrime Minister Anthony Albanese says the “electric vehicle transformation” is occurring in Australia as he addressed a media conference during his Perth visit.
“In Tasmania last night, I spoke to a business there that is producing electric ferries,” Mr Albanese said.
“We’ve made electric vehicles cheaper, but we know that batteries will charge not just motor vehicles, but also to ensure that storage occurs with renewable energy as well.
“It’s …
‘Innovation that we need’: PM endorses ‘electric vehicle transformation in Australia’
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OceaniaCentre For Independent Studies Chief Economist Peter Tulip says the Reserve Bank’s independence should be constrained and the responsibility of goals should be decided by “elected representatives” and achieved by technical “experts” thereafter.
“The independence needs to be constrained, it should be the responsibility of our elected representatives to set the goals of the central bank … they shouldn’t be decided by un-elected bureaucrats, they s…
RBA rate rises are a ‘technical question’ to be managed by ‘experts’ and not politicians
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OceaniaCentre For Independent Studies Chief Economist Peter Tulip says the RBA review handed to the Treasurer is more interested in “governance” and changing interest rate targets is “a bit pointless” if the bank is not going to reach them.
“This review of our central bank is much more interested in questions of governance and how to actually make a central bank or give it the power to actually hit whatever target it’s been given, it’s a bit pointless …
RBA review more interested in ‘questions of governance’ than hitting targets
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OceaniaFranklin Templeton Investments’ Fixed Income Director Andrew Canobi says central banks are left to “plug the gap” when consumers or counter-parties to the banking system lose confidence.
He said Credit Suisse and UBS suffered a “rapid demise” as confidence was lost in the community.
“I think central banks have the tools and they are deploying them, deploying them quickly, and this is again probably not the last time we see some of these measur…
Central banks ready to act ‘quickly as needed’ if there’s a ‘rapid demise’ in confidence
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