The CEO Magazine (Australia)

The CEO Magazine is a monthly publication tailored for CEOs and business leaders globally. We offer a diverse range of articles that cover both business insights and lifestyle tips, designed to make life easier for executives while motivating them to reach new heights.

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Shane Lee, President of Samsung SDS Europe

1 month ago | theceomagazine.com | Finbarr Toesland

Few industries have undergone a transformation as extensive as information technology. The ever-evolving world of IT makes it a challenge for even the most savvy businesses to keep up. But for Sanghun Lee, President of leading enterprise IT solutions provider Samsung SDS Europe, this dynamic sector has kept his career constantly developing. “From the beginning, I was lucky that I was in the very center of IT innovation when it started in the 1990s,” he explains.
Reto Meneghini, Founding Partner & CEO of Monday Coffee

1 month ago | theceomagazine.com | Jacob Goldberg

The modern world is full of brilliant, convenient digital tools; however, tools are not the primary driver of digital transformation. This observation inspired Reto Meneghini to set up MondayCoffee, a certified Microsoft partner simplifying collaboration and assisting with digital transformations across the German-speaking world. He uses the analogy of a kitchen to illustrate his point.
Duane Parrish, Director of South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism

Jan 8, 2025 | theceomagazine.com | Chrissie McClatchie

Duane Parrish has perfected his elevator pitch about the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT), literally. “When I get inside the elevator in the South Carolina State Government Building, I ask the people I meet there what their agency does,” Parrish, a self-proclaimed extrovert, tells The CEO Magazine. “I also tell them they have to answer before the elevator gets to the next floor – and that they can’t just repeat the mission statement.”“I get to sell my state.
Joseph Boschulte

Nov 12, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Michael Wayne

The biggest perceived difference between the private and public sectors is the attention paid to profitability. The bottom line when running a private business is making money, while on the other side, it’s more about providing necessary services or pleasing the people. Profits tend to be an afterthought.
Want to be a great leader? Check your empathy

Oct 21, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Joe Hart

I don’t know one CEO who doesn’t want to be a great leader. But my first question to any leader that truly wants to be great is this: How’s your empathy? Your success as a leader in any context is directly related to your ability to empathize. When you take the time to understand what your staff and key stakeholders are feeling, you’ll also start to take responsibility for the behavior that shapes their view of you.
How inviting nature in can boost performance by 15 percent

Oct 17, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Jenny Brockis

With all the talk about the need for greater wellbeing in the workplace, the one element frequently overlooked, despite its simplicity, affordability and scientific evidence, is the role biophilic design plays in reducing stress and boosting wellbeing and performance. What if you had access to a strategy that could increase workplace wellbeing by 15 percent? Something that elevated your sense of purpose, kept you healthier, happier and improved job and customer satisfaction.
How to be a leader people want to follow

Oct 14, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Shane Kinkennon

One of the more meaningful compliments I’ve received in my career came from my boss and CEO late in 2017 when he told me, “You have a knack for being the kind of leader who people really want to follow.”It was high praise from an extremely popular, decent guy with a legion of loyal followers. Yet it wasn’t until my transition into executive coaching in 2020 that I fully appreciated what the boss was conveying to me that crisp fall day.
How practical utility and rapid advancement are influencing gen AI

Oct 13, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Jan Burian

The generative AI (gen AI) landscape continues to evolve rapidly, driven by the dynamic interplay between those pushing the technology forward at breakneck speed and those insisting on tangible, scalable solutions. To borrow the title of a blockbuster Hollywood franchise, the showdown between these forces might be described as ‘the fast’ against ‘the furious’.
Got the post-holiday blues at work?

Oct 10, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | Lesley Cooper

When the long-awaited holidays inevitably end, heading back to work can be challenging, and the batteries you recharged during the break can quickly run down. This is often when many people experience the so-called ‘post-holiday blues’, even those who really enjoy the job they’re returning to. Symptoms include, among other things, feelings of sadness or irritability, fatigue or low energy levels despite having rested, and increased anxiety about catching up on missed work.
Enjoy sustainable luxury at Auckland’s Hotel Britomart

Oct 10, 2024 | theceomagazine.com | DANIEL SCOTT

Since The Hotel Britomart opened in October 2020, Auckland’s luxury, 99-room hotel has been garnering accolades, among them being named New Zealand’s number one accommodation in TripAdvisor’s 2023 Travellers’ Choice Awards. From the very beginning, The Hotel Britomart has had impeccable environmental credentials, earning five Green Star Design and Build ratings from the New Zealand Green Building Council for its construction, and regularly reaching its ambitious sustainability goals.