„As far as recommendations go, Nikki Kinloch would have mine. I would count her unusually strong grit and courage in the face of challenges to be her strongest traits. Nikki is a self-starter and brings with her a wealth of experience and a solid network of contacts. During her time in Simplygiving, she demonstrated a dogged determination to meet the goals of the company and made real breakthroughs in our key markets. She showed herself to be a skilled communicator with people at all levels, easily establishing herself as the public face of the company. I consider Nikki an asset to any organisation. “
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Beyond all expectations! The annual Tour de Cure Snow Ball hit a record with $2.75-million raised on the night for research into all forms of cancer…
Beyond all expectations! The annual Tour de Cure Snow Ball hit a record with $2.75-million raised on the night for research into all forms of cancer…
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Research published in the latest edition of The Lancet yesterday provides evidence of the positive impact the HPV vaccination is having on reducing…
Research published in the latest edition of The Lancet yesterday provides evidence of the positive impact the HPV vaccination is having on reducing…
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[FREE to READ No Paywall] Click below for my full deep dive into the Luke Sayers Dick Pic scandal which has now embroiled the AFL - all the way back…
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📣 Congratulations to SAiGENCI's own Dr Mara Zeissig for taking out the Discovery Award, presented by CMAX Clinical Research, at last night's 40…
📣 Congratulations to SAiGENCI's own Dr Mara Zeissig for taking out the Discovery Award, presented by CMAX Clinical Research, at last night's 40…
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Incredibly dissappointed to learn of the closure of Barbeques Galore Pty Ltd. It should not have been like this. The passion and pride of the men and…
Incredibly dissappointed to learn of the closure of Barbeques Galore Pty Ltd. It should not have been like this. The passion and pride of the men and…
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At TRI, we have some of the most brilliant researchers and partners collaborating towards a common purpose, Transforming health through collaborative…
At TRI, we have some of the most brilliant researchers and partners collaborating towards a common purpose, Transforming health through collaborative…
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The definition of a hero is "an individual admired for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities." Prof. Richard Scolyer was my hero, and…
The definition of a hero is "an individual admired for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities." Prof. Richard Scolyer was my hero, and…
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At Amazon, we used to call it “death by a thousand cuts.” Rarely do customers leave because of a single bad experience. More often, they leave…
At Amazon, we used to call it “death by a thousand cuts.” Rarely do customers leave because of a single bad experience. More often, they leave…
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