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| | | Average CEO fixed pay in the top 100 companies fell for only the second time in 11 years, but average CEO pay is still 67 times more than the average Australian salary, according to new research from the Australian Council of Super Investors (ACSI). ... |
| | | | ... and a lot of the new clients and so forth have come from considerable investment over the past 12 months into our social media strategy and digital communication strategy, making it easier for clients to come to us and transact with us," he said. Australian ... |
| | | | ... however, a live discussion and we will respond as we get feedback from members, which we get in a number of ways - via social media, the five or six dozen members who email me directly, the active workplace participation forums, and women's forums that ... |
| | | | ... concerns about the low levels of LHR transparency in these sectors, combined with increased levels of consumer awareness and media attention. "The report definitely shows that Australia is behind North America and Europe," said Alison McIvor, ACSI's ... |
| | | | ... picture." See Also: Retail supply chain policies pose sustainability challenges Disruptive innovation, ESG factors pose media sector risk |
| | | | ... letter-writing campaign, The Vital Few is also publishing its activities and gathering grassroots support through social media channels Facebook and Twitter. Social media is proving a useful channel for superannuation funds as well, said Hilary Spear ... |
| | | | Building the impact investment sector will require coordinated action to grow what is currently a nascent market, a conclusion that has led interested organisations in the financial services sector to set up a financial services forum to address this. ... |
| | | | ... participated in the CR Index over the past 10 years, the average A&NZ results lag their global and UK peers," Dayeh said in a media statement. "This should be of concern to local companies that may in fact be performing well, but do not have a credible ... |
| | | | ... hidden movement creep up on them? Can they talk the language of the hidden movement? Will they give into the political and media smoke screens? Will technology 'out' any of their brands' dirty little secrets? Gen Y (now 18-34 years old) is the most interested ... |
| | | | Women now comprise 15.5% of ASX200 board members, an increase of 24 women from 2012, according to an annual audit into board diversity performed by the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). The ACSI audit showed that for the first time ... |
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