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Steve Moran

Journalist

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Senior Living Foresight

Preston's Summary

Steve Moran is a journalist at Punters.com.au, where he explores themes related to HR and workforce dynamics, careers and employment, and business economics. His work often highlights topics such as lifelong learning, professional development, and the importance of networking events and business conferences. Steve's insights have also been featured in The Hong Kong Jockey Club, Senior Living Foresight, and KXLY-TV (Spokane, WA).

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Opinion: 28 %
Informative: 27 %
Reviews: 7 %
Interviews Q&as: 6 %
Events: 5 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Lifelong Learning
  • Professional Development
  • Business Conferences
  • Company Retreats
  • Networking Events
  • Career Pathing
  • Professional Training & Development
  • Upskilling

Pitching Insights

Steve Moran's articles largely consist of opinion editorials and expert commentary, with a focus on sales & marketing, human resources & employment, and entertainment news. If you are considering reaching out to him for coverage or collaboration, providing unique perspectives on wellness initiatives in the senior living industry or offering insights into leadership within these sectors could be effective strategies.

Given his preference for opinion pieces and expert commentary, it would be beneficial to offer thought-provoking viewpoints supported by data or real-world examples related to wellness programs for seniors, leadership in senior living communities, AI applications in healthcare specific to senior care facilities as well as innovative HR practices and trends within this sector.

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Articles

Senior Living Foresight

Who Are You Performing For?

Who Are You Performing For?

By: Steve Moran

It's a hard truth, but we are all performing. Every day. In every meeting, every conversation, every decision we make in front of other people. Think about the last conference you attended or presented at, the last meeting you attended, even in your own organization. Even those in the audience are performing.

Senior Living Foresight

What Do You Want Out Of …

What Do You Want Out Of …

By: Steve Moran

If you get it wrong, they will let you know in an instant. No polite grinding it out the way adults do, no nodding along to be agreeable. This exercise comes from summer camp. It is exceedingly simple and elegant, and it will do amazing things for your organization. I will be using it in my own team meeting tomorrow.

Senior Living Foresight

No One Trusts You

No One Trusts You

By: Steve Moran

Posted by Steve Moran | May 22, 2026 | Leadership By Steve Moran According to PwC research , there is a significant perception gap between employees and leaders.

Senior Living Foresight

Your Culture Needs More Work Than You Think

Your Culture Needs More Work Than You Think

By: Steve Moran

The problem is that they are only seeing the part of the culture that is right in front of them. They are not seeing the entire picture …. And yep, I am probably talking about you … It's really hard to do. You are several leadership layers away from it. Those reporting to you are going to spend more time talking about what's working rather than what's not.

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