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UNSW Business School Career Accelerator Seminar Series 

The Career Accelerator Seminar Series offers all Business School students an opportunity to gain insights through four lively panel discussions throughout the year. 

LinkedIn and Lynda.com give inside advice about how to rock your LinkedIn profile and how to grow your online connections and land your next dream job.

Host: 
Professor Nick Wailes, Associate Dean (Digital & Innovation), UNSW Business School 

Panel speakers:
•	Christopher Jones - LinkedIn
•	Jan Bayliss – Lynda.com
•	Jason Peng – Current Student, Bachelor of Information Systems (Hons), UNSW Business School

https://www.business.unsw.edu.au/Campaigns/career-accelerator 

Career Accelerator Seminar Series - LinkedIn

The Business of Wellbeing breakfast panel unpacked the challenges, trends and opportunities of the burgeoning health and wellbeing industry.

With chronic issues like stress, obesity and depression on the rise, health specialists and business leaders must adopt nimble, innovative thinking in managing workplace mental and physical health.

The Business of Wellbeing featured an insightful keynote address by Jeremy Rolleston, UNSW alumnus, Olympian and founder of digital wellness tool, Active8Me. Jeremy will share his story and top tips for healthy living. The address was followed by a panel discussion led by Stephen Scheeler, AGSM Executive in Residence and former Managing Director Facebook (Aust/NZ).

Keynote speaker:
Jeremy Rolleston (BSc '95), Founder & Director, Active8me

Panellists:

Moderator: Stephen Scheeler (MBA '96), Special Advisor - Digital PwC Australia

Mrs Lucinda Brogden (BCom '91), Co-Chair for the National Mental Health Commission

Deanne Stewart (BCom '93), CEO, MetLife Australia

Aimee Willis, Group Manager, Wellbeing, Westpac Group

Proudly supported by Westpac

The Business of Wellbeing

The business of money is complex and rapidly changing. Australia’s financial services sector is the largest contributor to the national economy, and one of the largest and most sophisticated financial services sectors in the world.
The Business of Money breakfast panel event held at KPMG in Sydney on 12 April 2018 unpacked international developments in the financial sector and offered insights into how digital transactions will shape the way we deal with currency in the future. How are the more traditional wealth management and superannuation sectors affected? What does cryptocurrency, fintech, and high-frequency trading all mean, and what impact will they have?

Facilitator
Professor Nick Wailes, AGSM Director and Deputy Dean, UNSW Business School

Panellists
Professor Carole Comerton-Forde, Professor of Finance, UNSW Business School
Mr Hessel Verbeek, Partner, Strategy, KPMG Australia
Ms Nicolette Rubinsztein, MBA (Exec) 2001, Non-Executive Director, UniSuper, SuperEd, the Actuaries Institute, Class Limited, OnePath Insurance and CBHS

Business of Money

A panel event for alumni that brings together scholars and practitioners to discuss ethical conduct and corporate responsibility. The focus will be on the Banking and Financial Services Royal Commission Interim Report.  Business of Ethics is offered in collaboration with the Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, a research partnership between the UNSW Business School and UNSW Law.

Our expert panel will examine the issues that have been identified in the Royal Commission's fact-finding hearings and shed light on the long-term impact of the Commission's work.  The panel will also draw out the cross-cutting themes that emerged in evidence and submissions to the Commission, and that have systemic and wide-reaching implications.

With the Commission's Interim Report due to be delivered late September 2018, this panel event will be a must-attend for alumni seeking Report insights and expert analysis, as well as those interested in ethical conduct more generally.

Making Sense of the Banking and Financial Services Royal Commission

Moderator

Professor Clinton Free, UNSW LLB 2000 & BCom 1998, Deputy Director, Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, UNSW Business School

Professor Dimity Kingsford-Smith, Director of the Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, UNSW Law
 
Panellists

Professor Dimity Kingsford-Smith, Director of the Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, UNSW Law

Dr Scott Donald, UNSW PhD (Law) 2013, Deputy Director, Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, UNSW Law

Dr Simon Longstaff AO FCPA FRSN, Executive Director, The Ethics Centre

Business of Ethics

The growing proliferation of data has had a significant impact on how organisations complete business processes and interact with stakeholders. The Business of Data panel features industry experts and thought-leaders from diverse backgrounds. Together they explored emerging issues around data privacy, literacy and monetisation from a global perspective. The panel also examined the possibilities and limitations of data in an organisation.

Moderator:

Professor Lemuria Carter, Head of School, Information Systems & Technology Management, UNSW Business School

Panellists:

Anastasia Cammaroto, MEngSc 1998 UNSW, BE 1995 UNSW, General Manager, Business Integration and Chief Information Officer, Consumer Bank Westpac Group
Nicolas Chu, MBA (Exec) 2012 UNSW, CEO & Founder of Sinorbis and Professor of Practice, School of Marketing, School of Information Systems & Technology Management and the AGSM, UNSW Business School
Hilda Clune, Technology and Transformation Leader, PwC Global
Peter Leonard, Principal at Data Synergies, Professor of Practice, School of Information Systems & Technology Management, School of Taxation & Business Law at UNSW Business School

Business Of Data April 2019

Business of Risk is the latest in our popular alumni lifelong learning and networking ‘Business of’ series which features a panel discussion on topical issues by subject matter experts.

Risk is often thought of as a negative but the existence of risk also creates opportunities. In Business of Risk our panellists explored how different organisations conceive, manage and use risk it to create value for their organisations and customers.

The panel also considered new and emerging risks and how professionals from across a range of sectors are thinking about the challenges and opportunities these risks might bring.

Moderator
- Professor Nick Wailes | Director AGSM, Deputy Dean UNSW Business School

Panellists
- Angela Donohoe, Chief Information Officer, BPAY Group (UNSW BCom 1984)
- Prue Willsford, CEO, ANZIIF (Australian and New Zealand Institute of Insurance and Finance)
- Elaine Collins, Non Executive Director, Actuary, UNSW Business School Professor of Practice Risk & Actuarial Studies
- Phil Goulstone, Partner, Strategic & Reputation Risk, Deloitte Risk Advisory Pty Ltd (UNSW MBA 2007)

Business of Risk | UNSW Business School | 25 July 2019

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UNSW Business School is recognised as one of the top business schools in Australia. We have many outstanding credentials to support our reputation and are distinguished by the high calibre of our academics, students and alumni. We lead the way in research performance and in the rankings of our education programs.

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