Leadership isn’t knowing all the answers, but asking the right questions. Question everything.
What mark will you make? Whether you want to impact your company, the community or create change on a global scale The University of Queensland Business School equips you with the skills, knowledge and mindset to succeed.
Read the journey and stories of leaders who question everything.
Question everything. Except your passion.
Sports marketing expert from The University of Queensland Business School, Associate Professor Sarah Jane Kelly, shares how a chance meeting during her MBA enabled her to turn her passion into a career.
Question everything. Except your impact.
Entrepreneurship expert, Dr Lance Newey, shares how his journey from stocking supermarket shelves to travelling the world as a consultant has led to an unexpected career path and a whole new outlook on life.
Question everything. Except your ambition.
It took a devastating diagnosis for Timmothy Green, a previous Army Captain to master change and find a new purpose. He explains how the MBA helped him prepare for a new role as a consultant – and one which also allows him to spend more time with his wife-to-be.
Question everything. Except your instinct.
Change-maker and HR leader Julia Poloai explains why her urge to gain global experience and make a difference in people’s lives led her to an unexpected study choice she’ll never look back from. “I cannot remember a time I didn’t want to change the world.
Question everything. Except your business potential.
Global innovation expert, ideas connector and head of Graduate Management at UQ Business School, Associate Professor Tim Kastelle discusses why leaders need constant curiosity and how the need to know shaped his own career journey.
Question everything. Except yourself.
Alice Evans doesn’t just talk about the importance of life-long learning – she lives it. Over the course of more than a decade, she has built a relationship with The University of Queensland Business School, as a client, a student and a lecturer. As a CEO, Alice embodies why a commitment to learning is critical; not only for individuals but for the organisations they lead.
Question everything. Except your potential.
Stephen Moore is known as one of Australia's greatest rugby union players – a titan on the field. However, he had to face a difficult decision to start again in a new career when his body decided it was time to retire from professional sport. Stephen discusses why lifelong learning is a powerful tool in his transition into the corporate world.
