The Australian arm of US consulting firm Kearney is paying $3000-a-head to get managers into top shape. Staff say it’s making a difference.
The Australian arm of US consulting firm Kearney is paying $3000-a-head to get managers into top shape. Staff say it’s making a difference.
Kearney partner David Gowans was at first hesitant to take part in the consulting firm’s health optimisation program. Louis Trerise
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ike many leaders, David Gowans, a partner in the Australian arm of US consulting firm Kearney, is no stranger to the odd medical check-up. But he says that a recent milestone birthday really changed the stakes.
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