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From Army Officer to Senior Manager: MBA graduate yearned for business world experience
Starting his career as an Army officer in the Defence Force, Scott Minion decided he wanted to gain exposure to areas of the business world he had not experienced before.
CEO and Director of ART Lab Solutions shares MBA experience
Marie Ellul graduated from her Bachelor of Health Sciences (with Honours) at The University of Adelaide, and once the University spin-out company, ART Lab Solutions, she soon realised that she needed to upskill her business knowledge fast.
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Taking the classroom online: how Qingyi Wang is taking charge of her future by starting her Masters degree online
During the pandemic in 2020, marketing student Qingyi Wang started her Masters degree online.
Dr Alex Belli joins the Adelaide Business School
An early career academic, Dr Alex Belli is set to boost research and teaching with the Adelaide Business School.
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How does family firm image affect consumer behaviour?
Family firms make up for the majority of wine businesses worldwide, yet little is known about the levers these businesses should pull to stimulate customer loyalty. New research conducted in Australia, Italy and the USA with a sample of over 1,500 people sheds light on the matter.
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Lanyon Asset Management backs University of Adelaide program
A local investment firm believes Adelaide is perfectly placed to grow its funds management sector, and is backing local talent to help make it happen.
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Project Management Careers with Pulteney Grammar School
Hosted by the Faculty of the Professions, year 11 and 12 students from Pulteney Grammar School had an eventful morning exploring careers in Project Management.
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Brighton Secondary School meets the Adelaide University Entrepreneur Club
Hosted by Stone and Chalk and the Adelaide University Entrepreneur Club, year 9 students from Brighton Secondary School had an eventful afternoon constructing towers with minimal supplies!
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Australia’s True Uniqueness: The Aboriginal Narrative of Country
The wine industry uses narrative transportation to take consumers on a journey and connect with a brand. Creating a distinctive narrative presents its own challenges, but connecting with the land through the stories of First Nations people presents a unique opportunity to pay respect to country and First Nations’ culture whilst crafting a truly unique Australian narrative.
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Technology, tourism, and trade: Investing in the future of wine professionals
Contributing over $45 billion to the national economy and supporting upwards of 160,000 jobs*, the wine industry is set to continue growing as new technology and markets emerge. What skills will the wine professionals of the future need to possess in order to meet the demands of the changing global landscape?
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