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Professor Leisa Sargent, Dean of the Business School

Partnerships, innovation, First Nations, and sustainability core to new Business School strategy

Launched this week, the Business School Strategy strives to achieve an ambitious purpose in developing responsible leaders during a time of incredible disruption and great need for sustainable organisational solutions.

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Our historic Great Hall came alive for an unforgettable evening at the University of Sydney's EMBA & MBA Alumni Dinner.

Research with impact

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Half of Australian businesses plan to invest in digital payments

Nearly half of Australian businesses plan to invest in digital payments over the next 12 months, according to new research from the University of Sydney Business School and Stripe.

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Value Creation through physical and virtual agglomeration

David A. Hensher, Glen Weisbrod (EBP USA) and Ian Christensen (iMove CRC) discuss how the value creation perspective seems to have merit across physical and virtual agglomeration and why we need research to identify the probability that physical or virtual agglomeration can deliver on value creation for specific activities.

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The eight essential leadership capabilities for the 21st century

Dr Ruby Campbell, scientist turned leadership coach, offers transformative advice to empower professionals in today's evolving world.

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What will putting the interests of Qantas ahead of Qatar Airways cost? $1 billion per year and a new wave of protectionism of legacy carriers

The government's decision to deny Qatar Airways the right to fly an extra 21 flights per week into Australia's three biggest cities might just be returning Australia to the old days where we protected Australia's national carrier at the expense of Australians, writes Professor Rico Merkert.