Tuesday 15 September

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Are you ready to build your business beyond borders?

When it comes to finding success in today's interconnected world, leading across borders requires more than ambition, it demands the ability to navigate complexity and uncertainty. Join Griffith MBA graduate and architect James Pearce and Griffith Business School academic and international entrepreneur Dr Anne Cullen, as they share their firsthand experiences delivering globally significant projects and building businesses across international markets.

From leading multidisciplinary teams on iconic developments to navigating foreign regulations, supply chains and geopolitical disruptions, this free online Executive Masterclass explores the realities of working across borders and the leadership capabilities needed to thrive.

This timely discussion is for business leaders, aspiring executives, entrepreneurs or anyone interested in strategic decision-making, international collaboration and knowing when to pivot in the face of uncertainty.

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Did you miss our last Executive Masterclass?

Watch the recording as Adjunct Associate Professor Dr Michael Duggan and MBA alumnus Mark Ryan share lessons on navigating complexity, mitigating risks and leading transformation with confidence.

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