With the Corporate Regulator considering prosecuting companies for 'bad' culture in the financial services sector, there is an increasing need to define what 'good' culture is and to work out how to implement, foster and maintain it within the industry's workplaces.
How many appointments and departures have been reported this year compared to the last two years? What percentage of the appointments were secured by women? We analyse the last three years' data in Industry Moves history vault of over 2,500 moves, and bring you these figures and more in what will be...
Next week will see hundreds come together to discuss, and celebrate, the rise of conscious business, and consumerism at the 3rd Conscious Business Summit at the Ivy Ballroom in Sydney.
As part of our series that looks at the board make-up of Australia's super funds, we now shine a spotlight on Australia's largest corporate funds.
Last week we reported on the Moves at the top of Australia's super funds and found that there wasn't much movement at the station. Australia's banking industry however has had a little more going on, with five CEOs moving on from the leading banks in the past 18 months.
The top jobs at super funds don't come up that often.
Each week we've invited our featured 'movers' to put on their pointy hats of wisdom and pass on the best advice they've ever received.
Paul Smith spent almost four years as head of marketing at Australian Ethical, a role in which he thrived and names as a career highlight.
Libby Roy, former head of corporate super at AMP, has joined PayPal Australia as vice president and managing director.
Greg Sword retired last year after nine years as CEO of industry fund LUCRF, but his involvement with the fund started 40 years before when as a young organiser with the then Storeman and Packers Union he was responsible for establishing LUCRF to provide super benefits to members.