
Think: Business Futures finds the movers and shakers in business, and brings them together to unpack the issues of the day. Think: Business Futures is produced by 2SER with the assistance of UTS Business School.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessSociety & Culture | ||||

What happens when you finish your degree, full of hope and ambition - only to find that the job you trained for doesn’t exist, or isn’t hiring?
In the final episode of this series, Think: Business Futures explores the difficult and often dishearteni... more
What if the way we invest money could either destroy ecosystems or help regenerate them?
In this episode of Think Business Futures, we’re taking a look at the urgent and complex challenge of the biodiversity crisis. But this isn’t just a story about... more
Gambling is no longer just a weekend activity, it’s embedded in our daily lives.
In this episode, Think: Business Futures talks to Professor Ross Gordon, Director of the Change for Good Research Centre and professor of Behaviour and Social Change At... more
As businesses race to meet net zero targets, many are turning to digital technologies to reduce emissions. But are innovations like AI, sensors, and blockchain truly delivering on their promise?
In this episode of Think: Business Futures, we explore... more
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Love this podcast. The host is excellent and the guests bring really insightful commentary on important issues. Five stars.
My weekly go to for a deep dive into topical yet subversive topics. Closest any millennial will get to ‘Sick, Sad World’
David Brown and Nicole Sutton, intellectuals bringing interesting real world topics matched with research - great hosts! And amazing podcast!
Such a refreshing business podcast. Finally, a focus on the theory and meaning of business in Australia and not an endless litany of interviews with celebrity founders.
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Focusing on the intersection of business, society, and culture, this podcast explores contemporary challenges and ideas that shape today's business landscape. Episodes often feature discussions on pressing topics such as employment, sustainability, and market dynamics, with insights from leading experts and researchers. The series emphasizes the importance of ethical considerations in business practices and the impact of social issues on organizational strategies. Notably, there is a strong commitment to examining underrepresented voices and exploring innovative solutions to complex societal issues, making it a valuable resource for professionals and enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on Think: Business Futures include:
1. Maddie Combe
2. Mayleah House
3. Professor Ross Gordon
4. Yun Shen
5. Dr. Matthew Grosse
6. Dr. Ofer Mintz
7. Kathy Walsh
8. Jemma Briscoe
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