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Diversity and inclusion expert Dr Jackie Glenn has joined software company SmartBear's board of directors, bringing over 25 years of experience.

PwC Australia welcomes 67 new internal partners as well as 18 lateral hire partners, bringing the total to 85, marking the firm's largest intake ever.

Provenir appoints Colin Kum as Sales Director for APAC; Kum to lead sales and business development for the AI-powered Data and Decisioning Platform.

Officeworks appoints Nikala Busse as CIO, bringing experience in delivering digital innovation from previous roles at Transurban and Coles.

NEC appoints Jason Price as the new President and CEO for ANZ, joining after a successful career at IBM to drive the company's growth strategy.

PropTech leader, MRI Software, appoints Tim Pickard and Steve Grubmier to strategic senior sales and partnerships roles, rising to growing demand.

Loyalty Now continues to grow with the appointment of Rick Hansen as COO, Adam Pointon as CTO, and Ryan De Boer as head of merchant services.

Niels Provos joins Lacework as the company's first Head of Security Efficacy with decades of experience building security infrastructure.

Zain Cheng named Chief Technology Officer at Horizen Labs. Cheng oversaw product teams, including sidechains and smart contracts, and EVM development.

Fluent Commerce appoints Rob Crowley as their new global CTO. He will lead technology and product development for the company worldwide.

Payments industry titan Blair Jeffery appointed as COO at ConnexPay, tasked with building world-class customer-focused, innovative operational function.

Cloudian appoints James Wright as new Senior Director for APAC and Japan, driving efforts in rapidly growing Asian markets and increasing partner enablement.

Bob McKinnon, a veteran of the financial services industry, has become the new chairman of Cloudfloat, a platform providing cash flow for small businesses.

CloudBees appoints Marc Gemassmer as Chief Revenue Officer to lead global go-to-market and customer success efforts, partner and channel groups.

Shopping habits have changed since the beginning of the pandemic; the biggest trend of all is the rise of hybrid shopping.

The company states it is well-positioned to widen its scope and provide customers in the two countries with its professional eCommerce shipping solutions.

Business technologists, hyperautomation and composability will drive low-code technology adoption through 2026.

Retailers prepared to retrain sellers for a new reality of rising inflation, supply chain bottlenecks and regulatory uncertainty.

Consumer data is becoming more complex, making it crucial to extract the right insights. The art and science of engaging customers is crucial.

Despite new technologies transforming the world of work, the top five most in demand skills in Australia are human skills.