GAP Summit puts positive leadership at the front of effective recovery

Leaders should offer confidence and hope that problems can be overcome, and set a clear and decisive path forward to inspire nations to change. The report of the GAP Summit on the New Normal, introduced here by GAP’s co-founder Catherine Fritz-Kalish, outlines the key issues raised during the event, including the value of age-old leadership skills to bring people through the crisis together.

Welcome to the “new normal”

A panel of world-class experts discuss what the future looks like as we prepare to live with COVID-19.

The “new normal” of post-COVID workplaces

Many organisations will retain hybrid working to improve collaboration, communication, productivity and innovation as COVID restrictions ease.

What does a ‘Covid-normal’ workplace look like?

Workplaces are changing, offering more flexibility than ever, says a UNSW Canberra report. But not everyone has fallen in love with hybrid ways of working.

Ed Husic’s address to the 2021 GAP Summit

Ed Husic, Labor’s Shadow Minister for Industry and Innovation, addressed Global Access Partner’s 2021 Summit on the New Normal on 8 October.

Australia takes the scenic route back to normality

As Australia emerges from the COVID pandemic, it must now face new challenges in terms of climate change and economic renewal.

The lucky country no longer?

The economic and social effects of the pandemic, and measures taken to combat it, have exposed weaknesses and fault lines which must be address in the post-COVID recovery.

Building resilient, sustainable and secure cities for a post-COVID-19 world

Lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic could help cities modernise themselves to weather other types of disruptions and build resilience against future risks.

The new normal should be better than before

Talk about returning the economy to normal after the crisis is misguided. Before the crisis, normal was nowhere near good enough and we can do better now.