News and analysis curated by QUT Business School.
23 February, 2024
Filed under:
MBA, Postgraduate, Graduate School of Business, Leadership and management
Being a director of any organisation comes with a raft of responsibilities and obligations that can be daunting for the uninitiated. One of the best ways to gain the skills required to be a director is with a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
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28 October, 2020
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Strategy
Truth telling: Rethinking frameworks
What role can non-Indigenous people and institutions can play in driving change? How can Euro-centric institutions to truly recognise the systematic barriers that are inherent to their colonisation? And how do we determine success and progress?
27 October, 2020
Filed under:
Strategy, Nonprofit and philanthropy, Marketing, Indigenous business
Go out and yarn: community engagement insights into progressing reconciliation
Hear from Bachelor of Business (Marketing) alumni and Community Engagement leader, Bianca Graham on reconciliation and community engagement insights.
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26 October, 2020
Filed under:
Accounting
Gaming the board: Crown Resorts shows you just can't bet on 'independent' directors
Cosy personal relationships among the corporate elite abound. So what makes an independent director actually independent?
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1 October, 2020
Filed under:
Entrepreneurship, Leadership and management, Strategy, Innovation and technology
Creativity, community and impact: The value of creativity in innovation
bizartX co-founders share their insights on the value of creativity in innovation culture.
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30 September, 2020
Filed under:
Marketing, Environment and energy
Climate explained: are consumers willing to pay more for climate-friendly products?
Our intention to buy climate-friendly products does not always match our buying behaviour, especially when we pay more for such products.
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25 September, 2020
Filed under:
Marketing, Innovation and technology
What about the humans?
When you take our people out of the grocery store customer journey, what impacts does it have on customer?
7 September, 2020
Filed under:
Entrepreneurship
AI-enabled analysis of entrepreneurial language on Twitter reveals entrepreneurial hotspots
Can Twitter inform us where entrepreneurship flourishes and the connection between entrepreneurship hot spots and region economic viability?
28 July, 2020
Filed under:
Organisational behaviour
Yes Ita, younger workers might actually be less resilient. But all workers should be thanked
Are younger people really less resilient at work? Or is this simply an example of older people holding negative stereotypes about younger people?
24 July, 2020
Filed under:
Economy
COVID-19’s economic impact could be stressing out our kids
The effects of economic stress on children are big. Parents' anxiety about their financial situation is equivalent to the effect of a divorce, and is likely at play amid COVID-19.
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