Events
The National NGO Governance Forum - 22 & 23 June 2010
The forum is a specialist event for those working in the NGO sector, exploring the latest trends in governance and accountability and aims to provide a high level update for NGO leaders. This forum is designed for leaders, board members and senior managers involved in strategy, governance and business development in the NGO sector. This informative and interactive event will equip delegates with the practical knowledge and insight needed to enhance leadership and governance practices within their organisations. Dr Ian Williamson is a featured speaker for NGO Sustainability. for more information please click here.
Melbourne Rotary Presentation - 16 June 2010
Professor Williamson was invited to be guest speaker for Melbourne Rotary in June. Ian spoke on leadership for social impact and emphasised the value of cross-sector partnerships amongst business, government and not-for-profits. He described successful ventures in which business expertise is used within social organisations to deliver benefits for people with special needs and emphasised the clarity of purpose and close customer contact that underpins the success of social organisations. Rotary Club members were urged to collaborate with his centre in their work with social organisations.
Economic Recovery? Do you have the talent to capitalise?
Melbourne Wednesday 2 June & Sydney Friday 4 June 2010
Hear views from two MBS academic experts on the likelihood of a full GFC recovery and the optimal talent base necessary to exploit opportunities in an economic recovery environment. Associate Professor Mark Crosby will outline his views on the short to medium term outlook for the Australian and the international economy. Professor Ian Williamson will provide insights on strategies for talent management. How can firms best manage employee retention in an economic recovery, while also attracting new talent? for more information and if you are interested in attending, please click here.
Responding to competitive attacks: The strategic role of human assets
Melbourne Thursday 3 June 2010, 1-2pm (Refreshments from 12.30pm)
A free public seminar in Melbourne proudly presented by IPRIA in association with Melbourne Business School and generously hosted by Blake Dawson. Venue: Blake Dawson, Level 26, 161 William Street, Melbourne. For more information, please click here and register here.
Not-for-profit conference
Sydney 18 & 19 May Melbourne 20 & 21 May 2010
Featuring a compelling blend of expert speakers and topical sessions, this year's conference is guaranteed to challenge your thinking and approach in a rapidly reforming not-for-profit landscape. With the eagerly anticipated release of the Productivity Commission's report and the Henry Tax review, it is important that you are across the changes aimed at strengthening the not-for-profit sector. Dr Ian Williamson's keynote address is entitled 'Social ventures and the power of partnership - profit with a purpose'. For more information, please click here.
Philosophy for Business: Reason and Desire - 6 week series starting Wednesday 28 April 2010
Returning by popular demand, after two successfully sold-out breakfast series, MBS's Philosopher-in-Residence, John Armstrong, will once again present his Philosophy for Business Series: Reason and Desire. For more information and to register.
Sustainable Mining: Unearthing human rights challenges and opportunities - Thursday 8 April 2010
Co-hosted by Oxfam Australia and the Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership for Social Impact. This Symposium will provide information and stimulate discussion on enhancing and improving responsible and sustainable business practice of Australian mining companies operating internationally. Invitation only.
