by Renata Bernarde | Apr 9, 2025 | Executive, Job Hunting Made Simple, The world @work
Budget cuts, shifting tariffs, and the quiet rollback of DEI initiatives are making headlines. But beneath those headlines, another reality is unfolding that is far less discussed. Across industries and borders, experienced professionals are facing an invisible career...
by Geoff Slade | Feb 25, 2025 | Executive, The world @work
In her recent webinar entitled The Brave New Way of Sales, Sue Barrett, the leading Australian expert in human-centred sales and communication, revealed a show-stopper. Consumers globally are shying away from big corporates. Supported by big data and recent research...
by Slade Group | Feb 17, 2025 | Executive, The world @work
Last week Slade Group, in partnership with TRANSEARCH Australia and Gadens, hosted a breakfast for Chief Executives on Values Based Leadership. Presented by Brian Cook, legendary CEO of the West Coast Eagles, Geelong Football Club and now Carlton Football Club,...
by Vincent Borg | Feb 10, 2025 | Accounting & Finance, Executive, Healthcare, The world @work
(or How you can be a more Influential Leader) Last week Slade Group had the privilege of hosting Michelle Rushton, Director of People of Influence, one of Australia’s most accomplished international speakers on leadership. For anyone who has seen Michelle in...
by Vincent Borg | Sep 16, 2024 | Executive, Healthcare, The world @work
Slade Group, in partnership with our sister company TRANSEARCH, hosted a forum entitled AI in Healthcare – Friend and Foe. As the title suggests, this emerging technology has the capability of being a game-changer for the good of the industry, but there is a...
by Barry Hodson | Sep 9, 2024 | Accounting & Finance, Executive, The world @work
High-Performing Hybrid & Remote Teams Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting an engaging event for a group of our clients, alongside colleagues from the Interchange Bench and Synchro Partners. The session was led by Renata Bernarde, a seasoned career coach and...
