Business
Celebrating South Australia’s young business leaders is important in the overall development of the state’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, according to Premier Steven Marshall.
Opinion
Relying almost exclusively on “innovation” won’t solve South Australia’s economic problems, argues James Orchard.
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Putting some of South Australia’s brightest thinkers and future business leaders in league with world best practice is Matt Salier’s playing field.
Leading technical evangelist Robert Scoble has told a conference of entrepreneurs in Adelaide they must get used to the idea that there is no such thing as privacy anymore.
Adelaide “eats its young” and has a “grudge” against the wealthy, according to one of SA’s young business leaders, who insists: “I almost feel sorry for people that are successful in this place.”
Professor John Halsey, the newly announced winner of the SA branch of the Australian College of Educational Leadership’s top award, has called for entrepreneurial education to become a priority in rural schools.
