Biodiversity Protection – An Opportunity for Transformative Change and Investment

Skill Finder: Interview with Suzanne Steele

Chris Sheahan: The Veteran Transition Experience

In reflecting on his work after being a member of the ADF, Chris is proud to have a continued positive impact on Australia’s cyber posture as well as contributing to regional security objectives.

Gregory Wynne: The Veteran Transition Experience

When Greg Wynne was unsure of what to do when he finished school, he chose to join the Army Reserves. Teaching him confidence, teamwork and a love for maths and science, Greg has since completed an electrical engineering degree and taken on his dream

Melissa Moore: The Veteran Transition Experience

Service life is in Mel Moore’s blood. The daughter of a serving member, she joined the Air Force where she held multiple roles and met her husband. When a career at Boeing Defence Australia beckoned, it was the perfect opportunity to maintain her dee

Boeing shares how veterans make its business better

AmCham Member Boeing has a long and proud history of engaging with and employing veterans. In 2018, Boeing received the inaugural Prime Minister’s Veterans’ Employment Award for Veterans’ Employer of the Year – Large.

Black History Month

In America, February is Black History Month, a time to reflect on the contributions made by African-American people by giving everyone the opportunity to share, celebrate and understand the impact of black heritage and culture. Black History Month i

Australian Government Announces Temporary Changes to Foreign Investment

The Australian Government has announced temporary changes to its foreign investment review framework so as to protect the national interest.

Australia’s Most Successful Private Mining and Agriculture Business

I’m excited to be taking part in this year’s AmCham Academy in what is already a unique and extraordinary year! Working for the country’s most successful and hardest working businesswoman, Mrs Gina Rinehart, a true patriot of our country, is a remark

COVID-19: How The Tax Code Can Help The Economy Recover

The coronavirus has taken over Washington, D.C., if not through infection, then through a focus on policy prescriptions to help the nation economically recover from the impacts.

Copy of COVID-19: How The Tax Code Can Help The Economy Recover

The coronavirus has taken over Washington, D.C., if not through infection, then through a focus on policy prescriptions to help the nation economically recover from the impacts.

The International Day of Elimination of Racial Discrimination: March 21

While March in Australia is peppered with days of Inclusion in Australia from raising equality with the LGBTI Community through Mardi Gras, International Women’s day, and International Women’s history Month - there is a day that sometimes gets lost i

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Stand up and speak out whether you observe physical violence or a sexist comment, do not let it pass unspoken, silence is affirming, saying nothing supports it continuing.

Why Meaningful Work is Important for Wellbeing

Just like in life, it is through the highs and lows, the successes and challenges we experience during our career that helps to shape who we are as a human. It’s not just what we do that matters, it's who we are when we do what we do that does.

Austal: Celebrating 20 years of Shipbuilding Operations in Mobile, Alabama

Austal (ASX:ASB), the worlds’ largest aluminium shipbuilder and Australia’s largest defence exporter has as a unique, highly valued relationship with the United States of America and is celebrating 20 years of shipbuilding operations in Mobile, Alaba

Pfizer’s Centers for Therapeutic Innovation (CTI) Model

Pfizer’s Centers for Therapeutic Innovation (CTI) model is transforming the traditional approach to drug discovery by rewiring the R&D ecosystem with the goal of creating new, targeted therapies for patients living with disease. By departing from th

Innovation Fuels the World

For over 100 years, CSIRO has been solving the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. CSIRO created Australia’s first computer (1949). We invented plastic banknotes (1978) and commercialised them 10 years later (1988). Perhaps

Case Study: Hancock Prospecting Group

The Hancock Prospecting Group is one of the most successful privately owned mining and agriculture companies in Australia’s history. Executive Chairman Gina Rinehart has transformed the group from one that was in a perilous financial state into a

Healthcare 2.0: Solving Today's Challenges for a Better Tomorrow

Australia’s health system is ranked consistently as one of the best in the world, regarded for delivery of quality services and treatment outcomes. We aren’t alone, however, when it comes to pressures such as increasing capacity required by the dema

World Refugee Day

World Refugee Day is held on June 20th each year and seeks to commemorate the strength, courage and perseverance of millions of refugees who are forced to flee from their home due to well-founded fear of persecution because of his/her race, religion,