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Work-Life Balance Case Studies

Business case studies for success that focus on balancing work and family life, time management skills, coping with individual stress, health and fitness.

A New Age & Approach

By IIDM

Peter Demetriou has worked in a number of roles before settling into New Age in 2011 after completing a Bachelor of Business in Entrepreneurship at RMIT. He has in-depth knowledge of Sales and Marketing and assists large private and public firms on driving new sales through marketing campaigns and branded merchandise. He leads the company’s innovation initiatives and possess knowledge of the latest products available globally. Peter has worked alongside national and international firms including BHP, Thiess, Macquarie Group, Telstra, The Royal Children’s Hospital, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and HSBC. Whether it’s a matter relating to promotional products, uniforms, or Peters experience in complete Merchandise solutions (including warehousing and distribution), he provides a level of assistance that would be difficult to rival.

A Fresh Start

By IIDM

James Alexander is an experienced Consultant with a demonstrated history of working in the accounting industry. Skilled in Tax advice and planning, Cash Flow and Budgeting, Tax Preparation, Business Planning, Structures and Business Advisory, James shares his journey from senior manager to entrepreneur.

Taking Maternity Leave As A Business Owner

By IIDM

Deb Leonard is the principal lawyer and owner of Leonard & Associates, a general practice law firm that has been in operation since 2008. In 2014, she had to assess her business and internal processes as she prepared for the birth of her first child.

Now preparing for baby number two (and a growing business), Deb shares her experiences of taking maternity leave as a business owner.

Sick With Success

By CEO Online

Less than one year after establishing his property investment consultancy, Michael Sloan, was diagnosed with cancer. The strategies he used to sustain a successful business whilst being seriously ill contains lessons for any entrepreneur needing - or wanting - to step away from the day-to-day management of the business.

Women's Business

By CEO Online

Personal tragedy has fuelled one woman’s drive to make her suburban real estate agency the heart and soul of its community.

Growth Busyness

By CEO Online

A growing business should have been great news for a Victorian couple who bought a regional provedoring business. But their biggest management issue has been achieving a work-life balance.

Home, Not Alone

By CEO Online

To create a survivable work-life balance in her small business, Sue Muller had to be very clear about what she wanted from her life, her career, and her family.

Instinctive Growth

By CEO Online

A Melbourne-based fashion designer has achieved rapid growth and a family friendly company structure using a very basic management tool: how it feels to her.

All Quiet On The Family Front

By CEO Online

Coping with the needs of employees’ personal and family lives stresses them and their managers. There are solutions.

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