all tec day 2010
Speaker Videos, Recordings and Summary Takeaways
They say the best way to learn is through the lessons of others. This maxim shaped the concept of TEC's 2010 Australian & New Zealand All TEC Day events. Across six cities in two countries over two weeks, more than 1,000 senior business leaders attended the annual full-day member events.
With a twist on the tradition TEC meeting format, members had the opportunity to hear, on a much larger scale, the battles from the trenches of their peers in the broader TEC community; from personal struggles, to tough decisions made in an uncertain economy, to starting up a company in a tough industry, to successfully battling with the retail big players for market share.
Woven throughout these presentations were a few reoccurring themes. The importance of having the right culture for the business and the environment that the business operates in; getting your and your business' 'why' articulated; and that it is OK to admit mistakes, as long as you leverage off the lessons taught during the experience.
Below is the list of member-speakers who presented at this year's All TEC Day events. Click on the audio player to listen to their presentation and click on their 'speaker takeaways' link to download their top take-away points. A selection of videos can be viewed in our video library.
You can also download the videos and audio recordings from iTunes.
 | Gillian Hurst | Speaker Takeaways
Gillian pushed through personal tragedy to lead her company from financial challenge to financial success. |
 | Jonathan Pain | Speaker Takeaways
Jonathan painted a vivid picture of the global landscape based on his extensive research into the world's diverse economies and the behaviours that drive their fiscal engines. View Jonathan's latest Pain Report |
 | Wayne Norrie | Speaker Takeaways
Wayne faced culture change head on using a simple and effective tool. |
 | Todd Coates | Speaker TakeawaysTodd built a culture that balances the 'hard' and 'soft' sides of business, creating a world famous experience and industry-leading commercial success. |
 | Chris Kenny | Speaker Takeaways
Chris bought a new vision to a tired brand, lifting it to a new profit level. |
 | Mark Parker | Speaker Takeaways
Mark identified the powerful potential social media has as an avenue for strong and cost-efficient business growth in leveraging customer and community relationships. |
 | Didier Elzinga | Speaker Takeaways
Didier knows what to do day-to-day to create a powerful culture in a demanding industry. |
 | Anthony Paech | Speaker Takeaways
Anthony applied the adage "people buy from people" connecting with customers using social media. |
 | Michael Chaney | Speaker Takeaways
Michael presented his perspective on effective leadership and what you can do in your business to promote better practices. |
John McArthur | Speaker TakeawaysJohn managed critical relationships to achieve fast growth in a challenging industrial market. | |
 | Stephen Roche | Speaker Takeaways
Stephen built the Shine Centre of Learning 'Tiddalac' to deliver the quality development needed for his employees to succeed. |
 | Nigel Spork | Speaker Takeaways
Nigel maintained a steady devotion to innovation while building an international reach. |
 | Gary Bertwistle | Speaker Takeaways
Gary talked about founding Australia's leading cycling
foundation, the Tour de Cure, |
