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Management: Strategy after the GFC

Karina Collins

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How relevant is strategy in the current economic situation? That was the question posed at a recent joint forum hosted in Brisbane by BDO and CEDA, and attended by 30 of Australia's top business leaders. A panel of three experts addressed the forum on matters of executing strategy, managing risk in uncertain times, leading people and managing organisational change.

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How relevant is strategy in the current economic situation? That was the question posed at a recent joint forum hosted in Brisbane by BDO and CEDA, and attended by 30 of Australia's top business leaders. A panel of three experts addressed the forum on matters of executing strategy, managing risk in uncertain times, leading people and managing organisational change.

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How relevant is strategy in the current economic situation? That was the question posed at a recent joint forum hosted in Brisbane by BDO and CEDA, and attended by 30 of Australia's top business leaders. A panel of three experts addressed the forum on matters of executing strategy, managing risk in uncertain times, leading people and managing organisational change.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Publishing, Public relations, Business, Management strategy, Joint (building), Organisational change, Management

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