When someone tells you, “You’ve changed,” it might simply be because you’ve stopped living your life their way.
Jennie returned to Australia in 2017 after five years as a Commissioner and Director-General at Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Previously she was a Second Commissioner at the ATO, their most senior woman leader.
Asked what traits great leaders share, Jennie said “Every moment of every day great leaders personify their organisation. They walk the talk, energise people to contribute to the best of their abilities, feel part of the team and inspire them to take on the organisation’s challenges. Externally they inspire confidence in their organisation as trustworthy, empathetic and competent to deliver.”
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MEdia Dragon Territory: UNSW Business School has appointed five Professors of Practice as part of a Faculty-wide strategy to embed industry experience within the curriculum. Jennifer Granger
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ASIO would need to grow six-fold to watch all terrorism suspects, experts say
Security agency would have to add at least 9000 staff at a cost of $1 billion a year to watch all potential terrorism suspects.
