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Toby Newstead

Senior Lecturer in Management

Management

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  • Senior Lecturer in Management
    Management
  • Tasmanian School of Business and Economics, Management, Building A, Newnham Campus, TAS

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MEDIA PUBLICATION
29 Oct 2024
This podcast episode explores the often implicit purpose of leadership development.
MEDIA PUBLICATION
20 Aug 2024
MEDIA PUBLICATION
From Divergence to Convergence: Integrating Research and Practice in Australian Leadership Development
31 Jul 2024
CONFERENCE ROLE
Co-Convenor - The Leadership Summit
22 Mar 2024
The Leadership Summit
CONFERENCE ROLE
Co-convenor of the 29th Kravis-de Roulet Conference :The Spectrum of Leadership: From Virtuous to Destructive
1 Jan 2023
29th KRAVIS-DE ROULET CONFERENCE
MEDIA INTERVIEW
Leadership and management in extreme places
1 Jan 2022
MEDIA INTERVIEW
13 Oct 2021
In this episode, Sara talks to Selena Palmer, an influencer in the automotive industry in Tasmania. We hear about Selena’s career pathway and how she came to lead her family business, NBC Auto Parts & Engineering, and her experience of launching a program (with a racing car!) to inspire the next generation of automotive apprentices.
MEDIA INTERVIEW
Leading and managing in Tasmania's volunteer sector
27 May 2021
Over 70% of the paid workforce report leaving a job because of bad leadership, and that's for a paid work. So how about volunteers? A new report looks into what support there are for managers and leaders of volunteers, something pretty crucial to retaining the volunteer workforce and the economic and social benefits. Dr Toby Newstead, co-author of the report from UTAS explains.
MEDIA INTERVIEW
20 May 2021
Over 70% of the paid workforce report leaving a job because of bad leadership, and that's for a paid work. So how about volunteers? A new report looks into what support there are for managers and leaders of volunteers, something pretty crucial to retaining the volunteer workforce and the economic and social benefits. Dr Toby Newstead, co-author of the report from UTAS explains.
MEDIA PUBLICATION
Self-leadership is key to self-growth
18 Jun 2020
MEDIA PUBLICATION
Can't see the who for all the hubris? How to overcome office egos and find the best leaders
1 Jan 2020