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The Inchcolm Hotel, Brisbane
14 July 2026

The Inchcolm Hotel, Brisbane
14 July 2026

The Inchcolm Hotel, Brisbane 

31 March 2026

For James Alvetro, deciding to launch his business in London was a huge leap of faith. Faith in his own abilities, and faith in the power of truly feeling the fear and doing it anyway.

Ultimately, it was his own business methodology that provided the answer. It helped him through the uncertainty and the challenge of making it in a city where he knew only a small circle of people.

Going global isn’t always glamorous or easy. Every moment of madness needs a method.

What happens when your company skyrockets from $20M to $200M, and then crashes into its worst financial year?

Bruce Davidson knows. After scaling fast, he faced a moment of truth that tested everything.

In chaos, most seek reassurance or a way out. But unicorn leaders? They lean in and ask, “What needs to be done?”

In this episode of Methods in the Madness, Bruce shares how real leadership shows up when systems fail, growth turns messy, and everything feels uncertain.

Because growth isn’t smooth, it’s chaotic, painful, and defining.

This is leadership at the edge of growth.

What happens when you're suddenly responsible for 250 people with little preparation?

Karl Jacoby found out the hard way. Underprepared and overwhelmed, he didn’t walk away. Instead, he leaned in and discovered a powerful truth: being unprepared doesn’t mean being incapable.

Karl’s journey reveals how we often overestimate what we can do today, but underestimate what we can become over time. Leadership isn’t about being ready from day one, it’s about growing into the role, refining your mindset, and staying in it for the long game.

A story of resilience, self-leadership, and long-term growth.

How do true leaders respond when faced with a $1 billion budget overrun and a room full of frustrated stakeholders?

Sarah Zeljko, Chair of Energy Queensland, stepped into a $4 billion project already $1 billion over and didn’t flinch. She didn’t see chaos. She saw strategy.

In our first episode of Methods in the Madness, Sarah shares how real leadership isn’t about getting stuck in the details, it’s about stepping back, building great teams, and designing a path forward when no roadmap exists.

This is how unicorn leaders lead: with clarity, composure, and conviction.

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This sustainability Mini Method outlines key elements such as context, governance, strategy, risk management, and reporting, along with an introduction to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) accounting.

This e book provides a practical framework for embedding sustainability in your organisation.

Strategy is essential in business — without it, efforts can become reactive and ineffective. A clear business strategy outlines how an organisation will compete, grow, and deliver value. It guides decision-making, aligns daily activities with long-term goals, and boosts employee engagement by providing clear direction.

A strong strategy also helps anticipate risks and adapt to changing conditions. This eBook covers how to set a strategy, conduct situational analysis, define objectives, and track progress. Importantly, a good strategy doesn’t have to be long — just clear and communicable.

Understanding and managing risk is essential to running a successful business. Clear insight into risk helps organisations prepare, respond effectively, and even turn challenges into competitive advantages. Risk can come from internal decisions, external factors, or unpredictable events — and it’s present in all aspects of business.

Effective risk management builds resilience, supports strategy, and protects organisational value. This book explores the key elements of risk management, including identifying different types of risk, assessing them, and creating strong mitigation strategies.