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Robert Johanson 5th August 2015 53 Views

In Conversation with Robert Johanson In an interaction with Robert Johanson, chairman and independent director, The Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Group, he talks about the challenges within the current capitalistic ...

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Robert Johanson is chairman and independent director, The Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Group. He is a director of Grant Samuel Group Pty Ltd (and subsidiaries) and a director of the Robert Salzer Foundation. Robert is also Deputy Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and Chairman, Australia India Institute.

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