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In this episode of Do The Job, we speak to Professor Peter Waring, Pro Vice Chancellor at Murdoch University, about the future of higher education and the personal journey that led him there. Inspired by his father—who graduated with a master’s degree in the 1970s and whose life was profoundly transformed by education—Peter has built a career dedicated to expanding opportunity through learning. He shares why he believes AI is set to completely revolutionise the university experience, predicting that within just five years, some institutions may be powered entirely by artificial intelligence. Peter also reveals the secret to rising the ranks within the education sector—whether within traditional academia or through emerging platforms—and shares invaluable tips on how to break into the industry.

David vs. Goliath in the courtroom—who really wins?When individuals or smaller businesses take on corporate giants in legal battles, the odds can seem impossible. But litigation funding is changing the game, giving claimants the financial firepower to fight back.In this episode of Do The Job, host Melanie Ralph speaks with Ruth Stackpool-Moore, Portfolio Manager for Global International Arbitration at Omni Bridgeway - a leading expert in litigation funding. From high-stakes lawsuits to the skills needed to break into this field, we uncover how money, strategy, and justice collide in modern law.

Want to know how struggling businesses turn things around—and how you can do the same in your career? This week on Do The Job, growth expert Mark Velthuis reveals the biggest mistakes holding companies back, the secrets to building a sales engine that actually works, and how to carve out a career in business success. Whether you're scaling a company, trying to close a deal, or your own ambitions, this episode is packed with game-changing insights.

How do you turn raw materials into the fuel, plastics, and chemicals that power our world? And where do engineers fit into this billion-dollar puzzle? Paul Kennedy has spent nearly 40 years in the Downstream Oil and Gas industry, helping refineries unlock millions in hidden value. From cutting-edge tech to global problem-solving, his work proves that engineering isn’t just about equations—it’s about impact. If you’re curious about careers in energy, technology, or sustainability, this one’s for you. Let’s dive in—Paul Kennedy tells us how to Do The Job!

The investing game is changing—fast. It’s no longer just for Wall Street pros or billionaires in boardrooms. A new wave of investors is stepping in, funding fresh ideas, and shaking up the industries of tomorrow. If you change who invests, you change what gets built.This week on Do The Job, we sit down with Hester Spiegel, co-founder of Epic Angels and founder of Ladies Who Launch, to uncover how venture capital is evolving—and why it matters to you. Whether you’re dreaming of launching your own business, making your first investment, or just figuring out how money really moves, this episode is your insider guide.We dive into:💰 How investing is opening up to new players—no finance degree required🚀 Why this shift is creating huge opportunities for young entrepreneurs and career changers🔄 How diverse investors are shaping the next big startups in tech, sustainability, and beyondThe future of investing isn’t locked behind closed doors anymore. It’s wide open for anyone ready to take a chance, think big, and shake things up.🔊 Hit subscribe and start your journey now!

Inside the World of Financial Crime-Fighting Money launderers, fraudsters, and cybercriminals don’t stand a chance against Eric Favila. In this episode of Do The Job, we dive into the high-stakes world of financial crime prevention, where sharp minds track dirty money, expose fraud, and dismantle global criminal networks.Eric’s work goes far beyond spreadsheets—he partners with regulators and law enforcement to hunt down illicit transactions, shut down money laundering schemes, and combat some of the darkest crimes, including Online Sexual Exploitation of Children.This is where finance meets frontline crime-fighting. If you want to know how experts follow the money to take down criminals—or how you can get into this fast-growing industry—don’t miss this episode.

Curious about what it's really like to be a diplomat? In this episode of Do The Job Podcast, we sit down with Nik Mehta, the British High Commissioner to Singapore, for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at his unexpected journey into diplomacy. From his surprising start in Japan’s JET Program to navigating the high-stakes world of the Foreign Office, Nik shares how he overcame imposter syndrome, balanced personal life with a demanding career, and how AI is reshaping diplomacy. He also reveals his game-changing advice for anyone wanting to break into the field—why embracing diversity and staying true to yourself is the key to success. Don’t miss out on this inspiring conversation that’s packed with insider knowledge and actionable tips!"

The Media Money Man, John Williams, oversees some of the biggest advertising deals across all of BBC’s advertising and commercial activities in South & South East Asia. He reveals future of news and where all the advertising dollars are going. From launching BBC.com in Australia to leading international advertising in New York, John's 35-year media career spans five continents and multiple platforms. Find out what it takes to build a successful global media strategy!