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03DEC2021-FRI (copy 01)
$250k prize pool for innovative ideas to boost SA’s mineral ecosystem
Friday 3rd December 2021
Let’s Talk: How to find and keep great staff
As SMEs recover from the disruption of COVID-19, the Great Resignation is far more than HR jargon; the current lack of skilled workers is a serious impediment to consolidation and growth.Skills shortages are evident in almost every industry, and so are greater employee expectations regarding flexibility and opportunity. So never has it been more critical for you to understand how to position yourself as an employer of choice and establish a nurturing culture that inspires loyalty within your existing team.Let’s Talk…
Leadership 101: How to empower leaders in your business
Recently Naomi partnered with global fintech platform Airwallex on their ‘Choose Growth’ campaign, aimed at empowering small-medium sized businesses (SMBs) as they look to scale their business operations. Naomi shares some insights with Dynamic Business on what it means to be a leader and why a company’s growth is linked to its leader’s ability to lead.id:2021-12-02-12:34:19:604t
$250k prize pool for innovative ideas to boost SA’s mineral ecosystem
In a global challenge, South Australia will reward entrepreneurs with disruptive innovative ideas by offering them a $250,000 prize pool and other attractive incentives. The Thinking Critical South Australia challenge, run by the Government of South Australia and Unearthed, focuses primarily on manufacturing and processing ideas to help improve the state’s critical minerals ecosystem.
Prepare for another year of inflated food prices: Rabobank report
Global food prices will remain high in 2022 due to adverse weather, inflation along supply chains and logistical strains, according to Rabobank. Carlos Mera, Rabobank’s head of agro commodities, said that a return to pre-pandemic prices in 2022 is unlikely as producers will not expand output.
Sydney quantum startup Q-CTRL blasts off with $US25 million of funding
Sydney’s own quantum sensor startup, Q-CTRL, has received $US25 million ($35 million) in Series B funding led by the investment arm of the European aerospace giant, Airbus Ventures, as part of its mission to mine the moon.
Why leaders must earn the right to use the f-word while reworking work
The pandemic has been difficult for business leaders in many respects, but the hard and fast rules have also made life easier in other ways. There have been lots of black and white situations with clear guidelines to follow. But now that attention has switched to economic recovery, leaders can no longer rely on the largest social experiment of our lifetime to tell them what they should do. We need to embrace the grey and start doing some experimenting of our own.
InnovationAus Awards 2021: Here’s the list of winners
The inaugural InnovationAus Awards 2021 winners have been announced. The winners in 11 categories were presented during a black-tie gala event at Circular Quay’s Sydney Cove Passenger Terminal.
NSW extends rent relief for SMEs to help them recover during this holiday season
Small businesses affected by the COVID-19 lockdown can now seek rent relief over the New Year period. The NSW Government extended the rent relief provisions for eligible businesses with a turnover of less than $5 million until January 13 2022, under the Retail and Other Commercial Leases (COVID-19) Regulation 2021.
