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Prioritising workplace mental health in 2023

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3 weeks ago

March 9, 2023

Leaders continue to understand the benefits of mental balance at work

Thrive Mental Health is a world-leading mental health and employee assistance program that has recently expanded its reach to Australia and New Zealand. This move was made possible through a joint venture between Thrive UK and Vitality Works. One of Thrive’s co-founders and leading psychologist, Dr Adam Huxley, believes that prioritising mental health in the workplace is crucial, especially in today’s ever evolving work environment.

When employees feel supported, valued, and heard, they are more likely to be engaged, productive, and loyal. This, in turn, can result in reduced absenteeism and staff turnover, which can ultimately increase an organisation’s profitability. Employers can also benefit from a positive reputation, improved brand image, and enhanced employee recruitment and retention rates.

Thrive Mental Health is unique in that it offers a tailored approach to mental health support for each individual employee. It uses a three-tiered approach, including prevention, early intervention, and crisis management. Thrive offers various services, such as online assessments, counseling, coaching, and training. It also provides its users with access to a range of digital resources such as webinars, articles, and podcasts.

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The year ahead in high-growth WealthTech

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16 hours ago

March 28, 2023

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Unique opportunities to bring positive impact through tech-led conscious Investing

In recent months, traditional private capital markets have pulled back, causing concern for investors seeking investment opportunities. However, there is good news from the team at digital investment platform VentureCrowd, which has seen a remarkable 100% year-on-year growth.

VentureCrowd offers investors the chance to invest in various sectors, such as renewable energy, healthcare, and education. The platform’s focus on conscious investing has attracted a community of like-minded individuals who are committed to making a positive impact with their investments.

According to CEO Steve Maarbani, VentureCrowd is taking things a step further by offering investors the opportunity to own a slice of the high-growth WealthTech business. This move will not only enable investors to support conscious investment opportunities but also benefit from the growth potential of a leading digital investment platform.

Funding Futures together with VentureCrowd, To find out more about Conscious Investing head to www.venturecrowd.com.au.

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Earning cash and keeping it

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21 hours ago

March 28, 2023

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Understanding what we gain by learning risk and seeking reward

It’s no secret that what goes up must come down. Dr Steve Enticott outlines how Investment booms eventually come to an end, and those who have not diversified their portfolios are at risk of losing everything. He stressed the importance of moving into a fear mindset and diversifying investments across multiple asset classes to protect oneself against market downturns.

One way to achieve this is by putting money into structures like retirement funds or family trusts, which offer some protection against market fluctuations. Dr. Enticott also encouraged investors to be mindful of their psychology and not let fear and greed dictate their investment decisions.

In conclusion, while taking risks and being optimistic can lead to success, it is equally important to be mindful of market fluctuations and diversify investments to protect against potential losses.

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The critical shift set to secure digital business

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23 hours ago

March 28, 2023

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New Coordinator role for Cybersecurity sector set to lead Australia’s efforts to combat digital threats

The recent announcement of a newly created role of coordinator for cybersecurity and the establishment of a National Office for Cybersecurity within the Department of Home Affairs has been welcomed by many in the digital business community.

This move is a crucial step in ensuring that Australia’s businesses are better protected from cyber threats, which have become increasingly sophisticated and prevalent in recent years.

Kurt Hansen is CEO of Australia’s largest ASX listed cybersecurity company Tesserent, as a full-service cybersecurity and cloud services provider, Hansen outlines how this update will go about fortifying Australian business into the future.

The creation of the National Office for Cybersecurity is a significant development in Australia’s efforts to secure the a place in the ever-expanding digital landscape.

The office will be responsible for coordinating the country’s cybersecurity efforts and will work closely with businesses, government agencies, and other stakeholders to identify and mitigate cybersecurity risks. It will also develop and implement policies and guidelines to ensure that businesses and organisations are better prepared to respond to cyber attacks.