- By Gemma Manning
Storytelling could be great solution to connect with your people Employee productivity is fundamental to the success of any business. We know that high-performing people add significant value to their team and positively impact…
- By Gemma Manning
The rise of technology, digital engagement and automation has caused much hype in the business and marketing world. As a result, many business leaders are investing in technology and digital as the core part…
- By Gemma Manning
Business leaders of the future requires better skill to face constant changing of business landscape Australia is driving a focus on a technology-driven future in the workplace and in business, right through to STEM education…
- By Gemma Manning
How we manage to create business inclusivity and diversity at work This year, I made the risky decision to relocate to Singapore to further drive the expansion of my two interconnected companies, Gemstar Technology…
- By Gemma Manning
Company culture is an essential part of your business Building a truly regional team adds immense cultural and economic value in the bigger picture – as I have seen with the evolution of my…
- By Gemma Manning
Account manager at Manning & Co, Pru Roberts chatted Bianca Benjamin, our Client Services Executive about her always-on role as Account Manager for a diverse range of clients, as well as Prue’s personal experiences…
- By Gemma Manning
In early April, I embarked on one of the most challenging chapters of my career so far: relocating to Singapore to launch my company Gemstar’s first ever Young Entrepreneurs’ Program in partnership with Murdoch…
- By Gemma Manning
Strategic marketing for modern business In the beginning stages of growth, many new businesses struggle to identify the ‘why’ of their business plan. Yet the ‘why’ – the reason why your company exists and…
- By Gemma Manning
In today’s fast-paced business world, there is much hype and excitement around becoming an entrepreneur and launching a start-up. We tend to glamourise entrepreneurship, believing that anyone can ‘make it’ if they just work…