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Collections of the most influential and interesting speeches from the CEDA platform.
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CEDA's Top 10 Speeches for 2014, in chronological order, are as follows:
![]() | Financial System Inquiry: Supporting Australia's economic growth – Part 1 – David Murray AO, Chair, Financial System Inquiry Perspectives on women in leadership – Her Excellency Professor the Hon. Dame Marie Bashir AD CVO, Former Governor of New South Wales Competitiveness of the Australian gas industry – The Hon. Martin Ferguson AM, Chair, APPEA Advisory Board State of the Nation address – The Hon. Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia Promises and pitfalls of autonomous systems – Professor Mary Cummings, Director, Humans and Autonomy Laboratory, Duke University The role of the G20 in taxation regulation – Professor Kerrie Sadiq, School of Accountancy, Queensland University of Technology Business School Northern Australia: Policy for prosperity – Steve Johnston, Group Chief Financial Officer, Suncorp The reform of the Federation – The Hon. Nick Greiner AC, Former Premier NSW; Governor, CEDA Economic possibilities – Glenn Stevens, Governor, Reserve Bank of Australia Financial System Inquiry: Supporting Australia's economic growth – Part 2 – David Murray AO, Chair, Financial System Inquiry |
“One of the biggest things that's wrong with policy is that we divide the life of people up into segments,” Jesuit Social Services Chair, Patricia Faulkner AO has told a CEDA audience.
Read more Leadership | Diversity | Inclusion March 18, 2018Research has found that workplace diversity has both positive and negative outcomes on team performance, University of South Australia Business School, Centre for Workplace Excellence Director, Professor Ingrid Fulmer has told a CEDA audience.
Read more Leadership | Diversity | Inclusion June 28, 2011New thinking, cut-through honesty and business insights ended Queensland's first Women in Leadership series - much in the spirit in which the series had been launched 12 months ago.
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