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Colleen Callander

Colleen Callander

Colleen Callander, has had an impressive 30-year retail career, served as CEO for two iconic Australian fashion brands: Sportsgirl and Sussan. Her wealth of knowledge and track record in building brands and establishing winning cultures has inspired and empowered people throughout her career.

Colleen Callander is an Executive Council member at the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow her on LinkedIn, for more information, visit the author’s website CLICK HERE.
Colleen Callander
Success and Leadership

GREAT LEADERS CREATE FUTURE LEADERS

Success and LeadershipColleen Callander
Leaders Create Leaders: The True Impact of Leadership  When we think of great leaders, it’s easy to picture individuals with confidence and sound judgment. But what truly sets exceptional leaders apart is their ability to create more leaders. This isn’t just a strategy; it’s a mindset that transforms teams, organizations,...
Colleen Callander & Shannah Kennedy
CEO Agenda

The Three Rules of Extraordinary Leadership

CEO AgendaColleen Callander
The mark of exceptional leadership lies in a person's unwavering dedication to a cause greater than themselves, their selflessness in serving others, their courage, integrity, and the ability to inspire greatness in those they lead. Great leaders have the power to motivate people to explore new horizons, to accomplish their...
CEO Insider

People With Passion And Purpose = Profit

CEO InsiderColleen Callander
Good leaders understand that people are their greatest asset.  Prioritising the needs and well-being of your people can have a remarkable impact on the organisation and your bottom line.  In this profit-driven world, we live in today, it’s no surprise that sales, margins, shareholder return and revenue is at the...
CEO Insights

LET’S TALK ABOUT BURNOUT

CEO InsightsColleen Callander
Burnout costs billions of dollars every year to our healthcare system and endangers the wellbeing of thousands–many of whom are women. In fact, research shows that more than 75% of Australian and New Zealand workers experienced burnout in 2020 which was above the global average. As women and especially mothers,...
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