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Our expert panellists explore the new era in governance for aged care providers, looking at incoming regulation and how aged care organisations can drive meaningful change.

In many nations, the race towards net zero emissions is already underway. More and more business leaders realise that climate action is not just a moral responsibility, but a matter of common sense.

The business case for diversity and inclusion at the top of our corporations has been soundly made, and many leaders have issued rallying cries to do better. The voices of investors have joined the chorus for change – including our industry superannuation funds. They have sent a clear message to corporate Australia that investment decisions will be influenced by performance on diversity, inclusion and broader environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) issues. MinterEllison’s Amanda Watt, Partner and Board Director, discusses the risks inherent in a lack of diversity and inclusion in our workplaces with CEO of the HESTA superannuation fund, Debby Blakey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

State and federal governments are seeking to fast-track and fund infrastructure projects to help steer the nation towards economic recovery. What role will private investment play?

The global pandemic has tested the resilience of organisations in every corner of the Australian economy. So, what have we learned? And are we ready for whatever comes next? This episode features MinterEllison partner, Michael Hughes in conversation with Anne Ward, who chairs Colonial First State Investments and Red Bubble and is member of RMIT Council.  Anne shares her views on corporate resilience and the steps companies may take to build their resilience to enable growth beyond the road to recovery.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Does our pathway to the ‘new normal’ offer business an opportunity to reshape the future through a purpose-led lens?

In our podcast, we discuss artificial intelligence technology, what that looks like today and how it can be used ethically and responsibly.

In our new podcast, we discuss the introduction of driverless vehicles into society, and how their introduction will impact on cities of the future.

We discuss what leaders can do to impact organisational culture, who is responsible for delivering that cultural change and how culture can be measured.

As technology unravels the mysteries of the human mind, deeper, more intimate knowledge is now in the hands of health providers and businesses.

Societies and economies are built on ethics and trust. But what happens if the public stops believing what they're told by businesses and other institutions?

What does the future of business look like, and how should business leaders prepare? Here, we’ll be joining up with experts and leaders from Australia and around the globe to explore the ideas, discoveries, trends and policies that are shaping the future of business.