Luxury shifts up a gear
By Vikram PawahBMW Australia CEO Vikram Pawah explains why modern luxury is highly emotional and all a question of attitude.
Tickets on sale now: Don't miss out on attending the 2019 Executive of the Year Awards
By The CEO MagazineNow’s your chance. Tickets are on sale for The CEO Magazine‘s eighth annual Executive of the Year Awards.
Ahoy Club’s Ian Malouf is bringing MISCHIEF to Sydney, Australia
By Chrissie McClatchieHe made his fortune in waste, but Australian businessman Ian Malouf is stirring up the yacht charter industry with his newest venture, Ahoy Club.
2019 Executive of the Year Awards – Finalists announced
By The CEO MagazineFrom CEO of the Year to Not-For-Profit Executive of the Year, here are the 76 professionals in the running across 22 categories.
Fingerprint scanning, eight-car garage, private lift lobby: Inside Sydney’s biggest single-level penthouse
By Emily PidgeonHeritage charm meets tech innovation on Level 40, The Horizon.
Executive Interviews
Failures make us stronger: Wilfredo Placino
CEOBy Ashton KoblerWilfredo Placino’s belief in turning every situation into an opportunity has brought him to where he is today: President and Vice Chairman of Clark Global City.
Grounded while flying high: Thierry Tea
ChairmanBy Wendy KayChairman Thierry Tea keeps his feet firmly on the ground while his business Philjets Group is flying high.
Family matters: Low Su Ming
Managing Director (Property Division) and Group Executive DirectorBy Jodie Darlington
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US$250,000 will buy you the most expensive airline ticket to space
in 44 minutesBy The CEO MagazineAn upgrade you can’t game with your points.
This tropical Indonesian island will have you treated like royalty
3 hours agoBy Christine RetschlagA year after a category 7 earthquake struck north Lombok, killing 560 locals, injuring more than 1,000 people and displacing 417,000 residents, the Indonesian island is back, bigger and better than ever.
Inside the glorious Bentley overnight drive experience to Australia’s most stylish property
6 hours agoBy Emily PidgeonFriends of The CEO Magazine gathered for a once-in-a-lifetime escapade.
Business
Transparency is trending: Starbucks, Uber and Netflix reveal all
in 10 minutesBy Holly JohnsonInspired by other businesses becoming more transparent, Starbucks has revealed exactly what goes into bringing the iconic brand to life.
Could menopause keep women out of top jobs?
3 hours agoBy Domini StuartThe British Government wants compulsory policies to protect menopausal women in the workplace. Good news? Or might tackling this taboo have unintended consequences?
An even split: Five women and five men vie for CEO of the Year
18 September 2019 - 02:44 pmBy Stephen Crowe
Events
Everything you need to know about The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards
By Susan ArmstrongOnce again, our Executive of the Year Awards will celebrate the outstanding contributions made by the CEOs, managing directors and senior management who drive Australia’s organisations.
Tickets on sale now: Don't miss out on attending the 2019 Executive of the Year Awards
By The CEO MagazineNow’s your chance. Tickets are on sale for The CEO Magazine‘s eighth annual Executive of the Year Awards.
Opinions
Protect the refs
By David WalkerA stoush over media releases underlines the need to protect the ‘referees’ in our democratic processes – sometimes from their own PR staff.
Look your worst, feel your best
By Shane CubisOne of my favourite hobbies is to dress like absolute garbage, then tell strangers I like their outfit. It’s amusing to watch them consider the source, caught between flattery and despair.
On saying no to fresh opportunities
By Shane CubisSir Richard Branson was all about ‘fake it till you make it’ when he was younger, and while there’s power in saying no to something new, it can also feel like cowardice.