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Regulation, emerging technologies, and energy transition are key challenges facing leaders in our industry.

These will need to be carefully considered within the context of a faltering global economy.

But first…

No, not joking!

I was eating my lunch the other day, reading the various news sites when a report came in that a new chairperson for Qantas had been announced.

Given the nature of this high profile and critical role in light of recent missteps by Messrs Goyder, ...

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  • chris dunphy

    February 28, 2024 at 5:25 am

    Well stated Mr Joy
    Mullen was lucky to have Malcolm Broomhead as Chair @ Asciano when he took over from the accident-prone Mark Rowsthorn.
    For his part Mullen was a largely absent CEO, choosing to indulge in his scuba diving & other pursuits rather than making any strategic moves on the duopoly he inherited.
    To paraphrase Buffett, Mullen was an average manager in a rising industry = not hard to do well.
    His oversight as Chair has been nothing short of wholesale value destruction for shareholders, starting with Toll – as we both know !!