Sue Rosen

Sep 6, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Adam Bennett |Peter Baines |Melissa Banek |Sue Rosen

Menopause is a natural phase of life experienced by almost every woman, bringing about profound hormonal changes. While often seen as a personal journey, menopause can significantly impact women in the workplace, including those in senior leadership positions. The physical and cognitive symptoms associated with menopause present unique challenges for these leaders. However, we can unlock these leaders’ true power and potential by understanding and addressing menopause.

Aug 31, 2023 | accountantsdaily.com.au | Sue Rosen

Sandra is a vivacious people-oriented leader who wears her heart on her sleeve and she was brought into the organisation to transform the way the finance team operates. People were unsettled by her approach as it was so different from that of her predecessor and required them to be more transparent about what was happening in both the team and the organisation. They found her energy overwhelming and resisted her invitation to open up. Hence her question.

Aug 31, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | David Fish |Peter Baines |Melissa Banek |Sue Rosen

In my 25-plus years leading strategy across a range of advertising and marketing roles, I have sat through thousands of sales presentations and seen great ideas fail to connect when the presenter and the idea get lost in the slides. When it comes to landing that idea, selling a solution and convincing others to take action, there are five common presenting mistakes that can derail that outcome, confuse the audience and leave them with more questions than answers. 1.

Aug 30, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Adam Bennett |Melissa Banek |Sue Rosen |Alex Von Schermeister

According to global research firm McKinsey & Company, more than 70 percent of transformation projects fail to meet their objectives, and it’s fair to say that every executive who’s been involved in leading transformation has at some point found it very difficult. After leading and advising on transformation for more than three decades as a CEO, a  ‘big four’ bank CIO and a management consultant, I’ve experienced these difficulties firsthand.

Aug 29, 2023 | theceomagazine.com | Peter Baines |Sue Rosen |Alex Von Schermeister |Jessica Ruhfus

We can’t change what’s happened, but we can all change what happens next. This learning came to me at two significant points in my life. The first was when I met a group of children living in a tent in the grounds of a temple at Bang Muang, in the Takua Pa region of Thailand. Each of the kids had lost their parents and extended family as a result of the Boxing Day tsunami. They had all lost their homes and many had lost their brothers and sisters.