patrick medley • Mar 12, 2020 224

Healing our Land address

Abbreviated version of the presentation given at Admiralty House, launching the FNPW Healing Our Land campaign
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patrick medley • Mar 02, 2019 214

Launch of FNPW 2019 Programme

The Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife (FNPW) were privileged to recently be hosted at Admiralty House by His Excellency, the Governor General of Australia. As President of the Foundation, I was delighted to talk about our plans for 2019.
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patrick medley • May 30, 2018 208

Be happy....Graduation Address at the University of Sydney Business School

What have I learnt from 30 years of consulting? Firstly, have a plan, secondly, be inspiring, thirdly, set a high bar, but most important of all – be happy.
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patrick medley • Dec 04, 2017 2

Key coaching messages

Two key philosophies to adopt when thinking about your future: No Regrets and Be Happy
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patrick medley • May 29, 2017

A mixed future for Retail in Australia

The future for Retail is patchy and there will be winners and losers as new shopping modes come to Australia and shopper habits change.
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patrick medley • Nov 22, 2016

Future Planet

We must build environmental considerations into our planning at every level
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patrick medley • Jun 05, 2016 1

The Grocery Industry in Australia

There were some great presentations at the Food and Grocery Australia conference last week - but they again proved we have a long way to go to better service the Australian grocery customer.
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patrick medley • Jan 31, 2016 1

The Internet of Things

The Internet of Things has the potential to change our lives - but is it happening quickly enough?
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patrick medley • Oct 06, 2015

What price loyalty?

Forget about loyalty programmes - the future is about building long term relationships with customers
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patrick medley • Jun 02, 2015

Are we really making progress?

I attended the AFGC Highlands conference, and heard a number of speakers demonstrate how retail has been advancing rapidly around the world - yet we still have a way to go in Australia
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