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Alan Deans is senior partner at Last Word Corporate Communications, and is a former journalist and editor.
Step One founder Greg Taylor on boxers, business and big ideas
They are often the first company mentioned if you ask a guy in your life to recommend a brand of undies, but how did founder Greg Taylor come up with the idea for Step One?
How Mackenzie Arnold became the Matildas’ brick wall
Matildas goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold reveals how she built the mental toughness, resilience and late-career success that made her a World Cup hero.
Why Carol Schwartz wants more women in politics
Carol Schwartz shares why Australia needs more women in politics, how gender diversity shifts decision-making, and the programs helping women step into power.
Matthew Reilly on mysteries and making money
He self-published his first novel, and now his books have sold more than 8 million copies. What lies ahead for Australian-born novelist Matthew Reilly?
This Aussie wants to save you from queueing ever again
How much time do you lose waiting in queues or on hold with call centres? Service designer Damian Kernahan has built a business out of making your life easier.
‘A whole lot of authenticity’: Mad Mex founder Clovis Young
Mad Mex founder Clovis Young says he became hooked on Mexican food when growing up in California. Twenty years later, the notion of making burritos materialised when he moved to Australia.
How co-working hubs are changing office life
It's no longer enough for office owners to lease floor space and provide basic services. Millennials simply don't like being shoved into a sterile room for eight hours a day, says Hub Australia founder Brad Krauskopf.
Luke Pearson on IndigenousX and taking risks
From under 5000 when Luke Pearson ceded his personal Twitter account, the IndigenousX account now has 41,000 followers.
The rise of the ‘daigou’ Chinese personal shopper
Chinese personal shoppers hit the front pages by cleaning out stocks of Australian baby formula for sale in China. But daigous now are a legitimate and powerful way for Australian businesses to sell anything from Ugg boots to health supplements.
Lauren Fried on marketing and money
It's customer data that tells the story, says marketing strategist and Gruen regular Lauren Fried. "When you merge it all together it is magic."
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