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Chris Harrison

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As seen in: Sydney Morning Herald, ScienceDirect, Billboard, MDPI, Naked City, The Age, Food & Wine, Coventry Live, Brisbane Times, The Star (Kenya), Christianity Today and
Content Director @smh via @theprojecttv and others. Bestselling author. Flyer. Have also discovered a cure for hair.
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The financial sector: Too many silos, too little security

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By Chris Harrison Verified
| SC Media Verified
COMMENTARY: Moving into the 2026 budget cycle, banks face a great challenge: How can they protect customers from fraud while maintaining trust, transparency, and operational efficiency? This year, we’ve witnessed several major bank fraud issues revealing vulnerabilities in both traditional and digital banking systems.
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If I Had Legs I'd Kick You review

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By Chris Harrison Verified, Chris Harrison
| SHIFTER Magazine Verified
Though a stressful film to watch at times, If I Had Legs I’d Kick You boasts excellent acting from Byrne, great cast, and a tight script. Linda (Rose Byrne) is a working therapist and a mother dealing with all manner of crises all at once.
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CHRIS HARRISON: The job title trap

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By Chris Harrison Verified
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
Sometimes, it starts with good intentions. A leader wants to motivate someone, quietly line up a successor, or smooth over a broken structure without alerting others, so they reach for the easiest tool at hand: the job title. Suddenly, someone becomes a “Senior Manager” even though their responsibilities are no more senior than those of a junior manager. Or a “Project Lead” appears out of nowhere, without a project or a team to lead.
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