Leadership videos

Ms Liz Gillies, CEO of Menzies Foundation, shares her personal leadership journey and provides insight into how community leaders can break down existing narratives to help inspire collective action.

Mr Kaj Lofgren, CEO of Regen Melbourne, discusses his personal leadership journey and the methods that society can utilise to properly navigate issues of complexity.

Professor Bruce Thompson, Head of Melbourne School of Health Science, discusses the future of leadership and the challenges facing the health sector in Australia.

Mr Richard Simpson, Managing Director of Furnace Engineering, discusses the importance of authentic leadership qualities in the current business environment.

Ms Susan Broomhall, Behavioural Scientist and CEO of Bright Research and Insights, discusses how leadership can be redefined in the context of disruption.

Dr Sam Wilson, Associate Professor of Leadership at Swinburne University, discusses the origin and nature of the common good and what it means for the future of leadership in Australia.

Ms Rachael Powell, Chief Customer Officer at Xero, discusses how small businesses make up a fundamental and critical component of the Australian economy.

Mr David Ritter, CEO of Greenpeace Australia Pacific, discusses the impact of climate change and how institutional leaders can contribute to emissions reduction in Australia.

Mr Stephen Graham, Founder of Graham Family Foundation, discusses how he helped launch the Australian Leadership Index, and its role in shaping the future of leadership in Australia.

Professor John Pollaers OAM, Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology talks to the ALI team about what leadership means for him and the future of leadership in Australia.

Mr Colin Seery, CEO of Lifeline Australia discusses the future of leadership for the greater good, providing insight into how institutions can create value for the greater community.

Dr Melissa Wheeler, Senior Lecturer in Management at Swinburne University, discusses how the general public, employees and consumers expect leaders to be more accountable, transparent and ethical.

As part of a new series on the future of leadership, Maree Norden, Manager of Diversity & Inclusion at Swinburne University of Technology, discusses what makes a good leader.