Inside the September edition of The CEO Magazine ANZ, read our exclusive interview with one of the country's pre-eminent property moguls, Precision Group CEO Shaun Bonétt, and find out how he's developed a talent for spotting business opportunities, including Prezzee. Discover the best assets to invest your money in for 2021 plus how high-net-worth individuals are being savvy with their finances. Check out the sports apps that are bulking up as they keep the lockdown world healthy, and which movers and shakers attended the 15th Ritossa Investment Summit. For a touch of luxe, take your pick from rare diamonds or an exquisite Aston Martin Girard-Perregaux watch, and plan your escape to the ancient lands of the Pilbara.

In the August digital edition of The CEO Magazine ANZ, read how, as CEO of General Motors, Mary Barra's 40 years at the multibillion-dollar company drives her passion for gender equality and the future of electric vehicles. We also look at the 10 most trusted brands for 2021 and celebrate previous winners in the 10-year history of the Executive of the Year Awards. Plus, we consider if cryptocurrency is clever coin or fool's gold, look at the future of co-working spaces and dream of escaping to the Barossa. Ready to download now.

In the July digital edition of The CEO Magazine ANZ, find out how François-Henri Pinault is spearheading change in the fashion industry as head of powerhouse Kering, and discover the 10 businesses focused on helping the environment. Alternate investing and online property brokers are also under our microscope, and we share the decadent timepieces showcased at Watches and Wonders, the thrills of TARGA Tasmania and the luxe Dubai hotels open for business. 

Inside the June digital edition of The CEO Magazine ANZ, we talk to futurist Gihan Perera about how AI lives among us and consider the positive impact that it can have on social causes. We also look at how a blog became a multimillion-dollar empire for Gwyneth Paltrow and what commando Ant Middleton can teach us about leadership. Plus, we meet the judges for this year's Executive of the Year Awards, share Leonard Lauder's business rules and look at the most stunning chess sets available. 

Inside the May issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ, find out who will be the next unicorns joining Daniel Ek's Spotify in the exclusive stable, plus discover the team players your startup needs for long-term success. And now is your time to shine! Applications are open for the 10th annual Executive of the Year Awards with brand-new categories and tweaks to update the pinnacle CEO of the Year Award. For a little decadence, think La Prairie, Porsche, Breguet and more.

Inside the April issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ, find out the best and worst companies to work for, discover how Branson's Virgin brand evolved over 50 years, and learn from longstanding CEOs about achieving success and longevity. Plus we open the treasure chest to reveal the latest high-end jewellery, jump into the new BMW M5 CS and spend 72 hours on a superyacht.

Inside the March issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ, read our inspiring interviews to celebrate International Women's Day with the female game-changers who are shaking things up right across the globe. Discover how the pandemic has opened up options for different ways of working and add a little luxury to your life with a look at high-end destinations with your own concierge. Plus, exquisite Bremont watches made from Stephen Hawking's personal desk and our pick of the world's most exclusive international golf courses.

Pick up a copy of the January/February issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ to read our interview with our CEO of the Year, Aurecon’s inspirational Louise Adams. In this special edition we talk to all the winners of the prestigious 9th Annual Executive of the Year Awards. You can also find out why Google knows everything about you; how to innovate your business faster and smarter; and the best class assets for 2021. Plus, we reveal why you’ll want to be on the two-year waitlist for the Maserati MC20, pique your wanderlust with luxury hotels and their yachts, and share the best places to eat, shop and stay in Queenstown.

In the Nov/Dec issue of The CEO Magazine, we take a look at why Apple CEO Tim Cook is committed to being a force for change, as well as how the tech giant is continuing to drive innovation in the face of adversity. Julia Gillard reveals how she navigated through her tenure as Prime Minister with her integrity and pride intact, and CEO Horst von Sanden explains the drive behind moving Mercedes-Benz Australia sales to an agency model; and we learn why adopting a ‘wartime’ mentality is the way to get through COVID. Plus, we take a look at Bulgari’s captivating Barocko line, and 15 luxury watches for work or play before we invite you inside NSW’s best-kept secret: Hermes Estate.

In the Sept/Oct issue, The CEO Magazine ANZ shines a spotlight on 30 Australian brands bouncing back from crisis, including Australia Post, lead by our cover star Christine Holgate. We find out why businesses around the world are signing up for B Corp Certification, and get tips from Elon Musk's brain coach, Jim Kwik. Plus, we meet sponsorships success Matt Wiener, before window-shopping a magnificent timepiece from Omega, the Porsche 911 Targa 4S Heritage Design Edition and a bottle of Penfolds wine worth $103,000.

Inside the August issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ, learn how audacious maverick Bernard Arnault earned the moniker 'the wolf in cashmere' and rose to the pinnacle of global powerhouse LVMH. Find out why China's luxury market is looking so vibrant and what recovery looks like in the region, why feminine traits are crucial in the modern-day C-suite and how Australia's exceptional CEOs are weathering the COVID-19 storm. Plus, relax with eco-friendly superyacht toys that would make Bond jealous, the latest surprise collectables, and a beautiful, bespoke Bugatti. 

Discover how Evan Spiegel is pivoting the genius of Snapchat to excel the business beyond its boundaries during the pandemic, how John Karagounis finds clarity in uncertainty, and how Jo Malone CBE bounced back from adversity to create a stellar new brand. Plus, get inspired by more 60 pages of interviews with some the brightest business lights in Australia. And, why not dare to dream? We have everything you need for your future travel plans, from Adare Manor to Zimbabwe. The CEO Magazine ANZ July issue is out now. 

Read all about the secrets to safeguarding your teams and data while working from home, and how to protect your investments during a global crisis. We investigate what the world’s happiest country has that others don’t, how Bill Gates is empowering business leaders to combat COVID-19 and what Australia’s grape industry will look like post-pandemic.



Read all about the inimitable game-changer Serena Williams and discover how this talented chameleon diversified her strengths beyond tennis and into business and philanthropy. Learn how industry titans James Hardie and Spotlight bounced back after weathering storms that could have dragged them under and find out how eco startups are fighting climate change. Plus, indulge in your dreams with the best asset class investments, luxury gadgets and a decadent vacation in the Maldives. 

Read our exclusive interview with fashion guru Giorgio Armani and discover how this most influential of designers is working harder than ever to burnish his brand and secure an independent future. Learn about newest take on time principles to help the leaders of tomorrow and find out why female CFOs make good financial sense. Plus, take a trip on a tall ship around the coast of Italy; showcase the finesst new luxury watches; and go on location behind the scenes of the latest James Bond movie. 

What better way to celebrate The CEO Magazine’s 100th issue than with an exclusive interview with the iconic Elle Macpherson? She talks strength, success and what it took to build her eponymous empire. You can also read about the extraordinary trailblazers – from scientists to politicians to humanitarians – creating major change in 2020; the hobbies that will make you a better CEO; and how to manage your leadership performance and make life easier (yes, it is possible). Plus, we preview Aston Martin’s first SUV; give therapeutic fasting a whirl; take a trip to Tokyo; and celebrate 100 issues of the magazine with a look back at some of our favourite covers, interviews and features.

Pick up a copy of the January/February issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ to read our interview with the CEO of the Year, MLC Life Insurance’s David Hackett. Our special edition takes you behind the scenes of the prestigious 8th Annual Executive of the Year Awards, with 26 pages of photos and interviews with the winners. You can also read about why sustainability is no longer just a global NGO issue; how winemakers are fusing tradition and innovation to improve the quality of wine around the world; and why it’s important to plan your next step after being a CEO. Plus, we road-test the incredibly spacious BMW X7; go hiking through the rugged landscape of the Scottish Highlands; and reveal the best places to eat, shop and stay in Toronto.

Our cover star this month is Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman. In an exclusive interview with The CEO Magazine ANZ, Hugh talks candidly about striking a balance between acting, business and family, and why playing Wolverine is the best business decision he’s ever made. You can also read about how to get the best out of your mentor; the impact of baby boomer activism on the workplace; and why now could be a good time to invest in the collectables market. Plus, we preview Maserati’s brand-new Levante Trofeo; take a peek inside Lexus’s first-ever yacht; and sample 10 of the best celebration bubbles to help you navigate the wine list during the festive season.

In this month’s issue we take a closer look at Airbnb CEO and Co-Founder Brian Chesky to find out how the hotel disrupter and trailblazer of the sharing economy made something out of nothing. In the ultimate rags-to-riches story, we examine how Chesky’s simple plan in 2007 to make a quick buck with three air mattresses turned him into a billionaire. You can also read about why diversity and inclusion are essential to business success, as well as the unique leadership challenges faced by not-for-profit CEOs. Plus, we road-test the Aston Martin DB11; find out what it takes to revive a heritage brand; and it’s a heavyweight battle of alpine bling as we compare Chamonix and Zermatt.

From humble beginnings operating her first business in her mum’s lounge room, Canva Co-Founder and CEO Melanie Perkins shares the secrets behind her success in this month’s issue. Design platform Canva is one of Australia’s most successful start-up unicorns and now serves more than 15 million users a month across 190 countries, but 31-year-old Melanie tells The CEO Magazine she’s just getting started. We also talk to EMOTIV’s Tan Le about her inspirational journey from Vietnamese refugee to Silicon Valley CEO; Camilla CEO Jane McNally reveals her plans to colour the world, one kaftan at a time; and we take a look at the challenge of recruiting and retaining gen z. Plus, find out how your smartphone is killing you; take a peek at the world’s best superyachts and don’t miss the full list of finalists for the 2019 Executive of the Year Awards.

Pick up a copy of our September issue to find out what’s behind Jeff Bezos’s $165 billion smile. With the high street fashion market worth US$1.5 trillion, the battle for who will take the biggest slice of the pie is on. Our cover star is the Amazon boss who is going head to head with Pablo Isla, the CEO of Inditex (parent company of Zara). We also take a look at whether being dyslexic could provide an advantage in the C-suite; what Jony Ive’s departure means for Apple; the brilliant minds creating change in Africa; and how flying cars could become a reality within a decade. Plus, we showcase four Swiss smartwatches; go on the ultimate driving tour through Europe; and experience mineral water therapies at Morocco’s new five-star spa hotel.

Introducing Karlie Kloss – founder, philanthropist and the new face of coding. In our cover story this month, we learn how the supermodel turned tech entrepreneur is making coding cool for girls through her charitable organisation Kode With Klossy. Her aim? To inspire the next generation of female coders. And she's not the only woman who's in a league of her own in the August issue of <em>The CEO Magazine</em> ANZ. We discover how Joy Buolamwini is fighting racist, sexist AI algorithms; speak to mum-of-five and founder of ASX-listed Flamingo Ai about following your passion; and hear from leadership phenomenon Brené Brown. Then, we reveal everything you need to know about the new Ferarri supercar – the SF90 Stradale, spend some time eating our way through Phuket's first Michelin-starred restaurant, and go on the ultimate safari experience in Zambia.

Welcome to the luxury car issue of The CEO Magazine. Inside, we feature exclusive interviews with the people behind some of the world's most prestigious marques. Our cover star, McLaren CEO Mike Flewitt, talks increased production, accessibility and how it feels to drive an ultra-luxe sports car; the CEO of Roll-Royce,  Torsten Müller-Ötvös, shares how he is taking risks to rejuvenate the heritage brand; and the head of Ferrari Australasia, Herbert Appleroth, reveals what it's like to live life in the fast lane. Plus, we've carefully curated the ultimate list of vehicles you'll want parked in your garage this year. All this and more in the July issue of The CEO Magazine ANZ.

In this month’s issue, property titan Harry Triguboff shares the three things you need to build a billion-dollar business. Hint: it starts with being in the right industry. We reveal some of the world’s ultimate residential properties for sale, provide tips on how to lead a crisis-hit business and take a peek inside five futuristic hotels. Robot butler, anyone? Then, we marvel at some incredible celebrity homes up for sale, including Elon Musk’s smart home and Frank Sinatra’s beach pad, and take a spin in the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring – a race car that's perfect for the road. 

They say it’s lonely at the top but it doesn’t have to be. This month, The CEO Circle’s very own CEO, John Karagounis, commemorates 25 years since the organisation began and highlights the impact it has had on its C-suite members. John looks back on his decision to take over The CEO Circle and why it was important to do so: “The answer was simple: to make a difference in every person’s life that I touch.” As John chronicles the trials and tribulations of the organisation, he also leaves some words of wisdom on the idea of success. Then find out who makes the best CEO – is it COOs, CMOs or do CFOs do it better? Plus, we show you how to deal with cybercriminals, select your successor and decide whether rare whisky should be your next big investment. Our Indulge section takes you for a spin in the Bentley Continental GT Convertible; gives you a glimpse of the Great Barrier Reef via a superyacht; and has you experience Hanoi and its rich cultural history. And did we mention the stellar views from the US$100,000-per-night Damien Hirst-designed suite in Las Vegas?

This month, The CEO Magazine talks to the President and CEO of La Trobe Financial, Greg O’Neill, who shares his advice for making smart investments while revealing his fresh approach to leadership. With more than 30 years in the family funds management business, he knows a thing or two about investment. He also puts his people at the forefront with a humble leadership philosophy: “It's not a right to manage others – you have to earn it through your actions and words,” he says.
 
While co-CEO arrangements are rare, we ask if two CEOs are better than one. Or perhaps your company is edging towards a CPO? As the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves against rogue nation-states, e-criminals and hackers. Then indulge with an A–Z list of luxury watches, from Augemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constatin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already?
 
We also remind readers that The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards nominations are now open! Nominate yourself or an executive you believe deserves to be recognised as one of Australia’s top leaders.

The CEO Magazine ANZ – April 2019

This month, The CEO Magazine talks to the President and CEO of La Trobe Financial, Greg O’Neill, who shares his advice for making smart investments while revealing his fresh approach to leadership. With more than 30 years in the family funds management business, he knows a thing or two about investment. He also puts his people at the forefront with a humble leadership philosophy: “It's not a right to manage others – you have to earn it through your actions and words,” he says.

 While co-CEO arrangements are rare, we ask if two CEOs are better than one. Or perhaps your company is edging towards a CPO? As the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves against rogue nation-states, e-criminals and hackers. Then indulge with an A–Z list of luxury watches, from Augemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constatin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already?

We also remind readers that The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards nominations are now open! Nominate yourself or an executive you believe deserves to be recognised as one of Australia’s top leaders.

The CEO Magazine ANZ – April 2019

This month, The CEO Magazine talks to the President and CEO of La Trobe Financial, Greg O’Neill, who shares his advice for making smart investments while revealing his fresh approach to leadership. With more than 30 years in the family funds management business, he knows a thing or two about investment. He also puts his people at the forefront with a humble leadership philosophy: “It's not a right to manage others – you have to earn it through your actions and words,” he says.

While co-CEO arrangements are rare, we ask if two CEOs are better than one. Or perhaps your company is edging towards a CPO? As the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves against rogue nation-states, e-criminals and hackers. Then indulge with an A–Z list of luxury watches, from Augemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constatin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already?

 We also remind readers that The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards nominations are now open! Nominate yourself or an executive you believe deserves to be recognised as one of Australia’s top leaders.

The CEO Magazine ANZ – April 2019

This month, The CEO Magazine talks to the President and CEO of La Trobe Financial, Greg O’Neill, who shares his advice for making smart investments while revealing his fresh approach to leadership. With more than 30 years in the family funds management business, he knows a thing or two about investment. He also puts his people at the forefront with a humble leadership philosophy: “It's not a right to manage others – you have to earn it through your actions and words,” he says.

 

While co-CEO arrangements are rare, we ask if two CEOs are better than one. Or perhaps your company is edging towards a CPO? As the threat of cyberattacks intensifies in today’s rapidly digitising world, we look at a new generation of artificial intelligence technology that businesses are turning to in order to defend themselves against rogue nation-states, e-criminals and hackers. Then indulge with an A–Z list of luxury watches, from Augemars Piguet to Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constatin. Which top timepieces will you add to your collection – or do you have them already?

 

We also remind readers that The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards nominations are now open! Nominate yourself or an executive you believe deserves to be recognised as one of Australia’s top leaders.

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{{magzter}} is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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