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How Canva became one of the most successful start-up unicorns in history
By Ruth DevineAs Co-Founder and CEO of online design platform Canva, Melanie Perkins heads up one of Australia’s fastest-growing start-ups that now serves over 15 million users a month across 190 countries. But, says Melanie, this is just the beginning.
McLaren CEO reveals the most important thing he's learned
By Jordan MurrayAnd it has nothing to do with the best cars in the world.
Harry Triguboff shares how to build a billion-dollar business
By Susan ArmstrongAustralia’s most powerful property developer, billionaire Harry Triguboff, Managing Director of Meriton, talks past mistakes, future plans and the three things you need to build a billion-dollar company.
Amazon vs Zara: The retail race is on
By The CEO MagazineWill Spanish fast fashion or American big data win the battle for control of the new US$1.5 trillion high street fashion market?
Karlie Kloss never dreamed of being a supermodel, but instead a businesswoman
By Stephen CorbySupermodel, entrepreneur, philanthropist and self-confessed baking nerd, Karlie Kloss is a force to be reckoned with.
Women of influence: Angelina Jolie, Mary Barra, Amal Clooney and more
By Kathy SkantzosInternational Women’s Day, 8 March, is celebrated as a public holiday in some countries but largely ignored in many others. We bring you inspiring stories from incredible women around the world who have made their mark but continue to fight for the rights of their less fortunate sisters.
The power of purpose: The new leaders using their platforms for positive action
By Jennifer SijnjaFrom Matt Damon to Mark Zuckerberg, celebrities and tycoons are using their wealth and power to promote a new model of ‘catalytic philanthropy’, which involves more than just writing a cheque.
A touch of madness: Elon Musk
By Stephen CorbyThe gap between genius and insanity appears to be closing for Elon Musk as his outlandish predictions come true.
Usain Bolt: How the world’s fastest man built a business empire
By Stephen CorbyA recent change of pace from athletics to soccer has seen the world’s fastest, and highest-paid track and field, athlete relocate to Australia’s Central Coast. We look at how, off-track, Usain Bolt can make money faster than Jeff Bezos.
