Similarly, we’ve appointed our office dog as the new chief zoomies officer, which is a big improvement on her previous role as VP of weeing in the hallway.

This week, we were SO delighted to interview Rail Online’s CEO, and not just because of his adorable dog. Ok, we admit it, it was 100 per cent because of the dog.

If you recently got up to date on Succession and want some more corporate drama, look no further than the C-suite of Qantas.

The photographer who took the accompanying image has managed to make his subject look equal parts high-flying member of the C-suite and math teacher in an 80s high school yearbook. A feat few could accomplish.

Looks like the car rental company is going to have to bring out the good bikkies to welcome its flash new top brass. Word is, the milk arrowroots have been banished to make room for Black Forest Tim Tams.

Sarah Derry will take the helm as the hotel giant prepares for three major openings in the Pacific, so no pressure or anything.

The Hong Kong supercruise operator is winding up operations, leaving the future of its subsidiaries unknown.

The luxe rail icon is kicking off the new year with a warm welcome to industry legend David McKenna.

Munro, who even had a brief stint at the Cronulla Sharks after exiting the association, has returned to his old stomping ground.

Brett Butcher probably regrets chucking out his old business cards now, after re-assuming the role he left more than seven years ago.

The travel agency network has a new boss who, it appears, will be requesting a trophy cabinet for his office.

Dreamworld, WhiteWater World and SkyPoint all have a new boss who, we assume, will receive free family passes to each as part of his salary package.