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2019 Diversity and IncluSion & women in leadership roadshow Brisbane 12th March Hobart 13th March Darwin 19th March Melbourne 20th March Perth 13th March Sydney 9th April Adelaide 10th April Canberra 5th June
morning overview: Diversity and Inclusion
As corporate Australia has innovation; allowing for creativity, WHO WILL ATTEND?
known for some time, maintaining agility and productivity increases. While
a diverse and inclusive workforce there are still hurdles to overcome, C-Suite Executives
makes good business sense, the benefits and impacts of a diverse Directors and Managers of
while extensive international and inclusive workforce on team Human Capital
research suggests significant performance, customer service and Workplace Diversity and
bottom line profit increases the bottom line cannot be understated. Inclusivity Managers
are just one of the benefits Organisational development
organisations are gaining. Public Sector Network’s Diversity & & workforce
Inclusivity Roadshow 2019 focuses People & Culture
Diversity and inclusion drive a deep- on building management practices in Recruitment & Retention
seated cultural change which embraces diversity and inclusion. Talent managers
Learn how to streamline Develop and implement Strengthen management Discover how to ensure your Gain insights into
your workplace diversity and strategies to create a accountability by building up recruitment processes and overcoming resistance to
inclusivity programs. department-wide culture of your leadership capabilities. policies are discrimination free. change and reinvigorate the
diversity and inclusivity. social and cultural makeup
of your department.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIon / women in leadership ROADSHOW 2019 BOOK NOW: events.publicsectornetwork.comorning agenda: Diversity and Inclusion
8:15am Registration Opens 10:30am Morning Tea and Networking
8:45am Welcome from Public Sector Network or Chairperson Developing and building a cultural capability
- Understanding the skills, knowledge, and practices needed for staff to
Keynote Opening Address undertake their role in a culturally informed and supportive manner;
Diversity and Inclusivity in the Australia Public Sector: examining existing - Developing appropriate mechanisms to regularly promote and facilitate
workplace policies to determine where to focus next discussions to improve cultural capability within your department; and
- Developing an effective method of measuring how successful your existing - Highlighting how the Australian Public Sector Commission's Aboriginal and
11:00am
Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) strategies are and why D&I is essential to your Torres Strait Islander Cultural Capability Framework can be used as a jumping
agency; off point when developing your strategies to support diverse and inclusive
9:00am
- Understanding the critical economic factors supporting diversity and inclusivity cultural capability in your agencies.
as a departmental focus; and Justin Lokhorst, Director – Construction, Transport and Tourism Statistics,
- Examining international best practice to enable a holistic approach to design and, 2017 Winner of APSC Diversity and Gender Equality Individual Award,
new processes and policies to promote diversity in the Australian Public Sector. Australian Bureau of Statistics
Dr Niki Vincent PhD, Commissioner for Equal Opportunity, South Australian
Equal Opportunity Commission Panel Discussion: How to recruit & retain without discrimination
One of the most significant risks to a D&I workplace is what is known as
Strengthening management accountability by building leadership capabilities unconscious bias or hiring, and promoting, in our image. Extensive research,
- What leaders need to know when managing diverse teams: it’s not just gender from local and international sources, has long proven the benefits of D&I in the
diversity that needs to be part of the discussion; workplace both economically and in the areas of efficiency and problem-solving.
9:30am - Developing leaders who can avoid the risk of ‘group-think,’ and other limiting This panel discussion examines how to;
thought behaviours; and - Develop recruitment strategies to generate the most diverse pool of suitable
- Educating leaders on how to create high-performance business units by candidates;
leveraging their team's diverse perspectives and backgrounds. - Link your talent management and succession planning to your D&I strategy;
- Use D&I to increase your public recognition and enhance your agencies
Delivering more efficient execution of workplace diversity and inclusivity 11:30am reputation;
programs to increase productivity - Establish measurable D&I KPIs, analytics and reporting for your current, and
- Determining what makes an effective D&I strategy and the positive impacts future, recruitment needs.
getting it right has on your team; Panellists:
- Defining the correct Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to measure to Nicole Deacon, Director – Human Resources, Wellbeing and Safety, People and
10:00am deliver clear and concise reporting of department performance and Return on Culture Directorate, Department of Human Services
Investment (ROI); Nicola Tinning, General Manager - Business Support and Improvement, City of
- Highlighting the importance of getting D&I working by analysing existing Unley
programmes for opportunities for improvement. Deb Cann, Manager – People and Culture, City of West Torrens
Kim-Sherie Summers, Executive Director – People and Culture, Department of Reagan Garner, Manager HR Services - People and Communications,
Human Services ReturntoWorkSA
12:15pm Closing remarks from the Chair
12:25pm Lunch and Networking
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIon / women in leadership ROADSHOW 2019 BOOK NOW: events.publicsectornetwork.coafternoon overview: women in leadership
WHO WILL ATTEND?
As politicians in Australia Centre in New York showed quotas pleased to be able to continue this C-Suite Executives
continue to focus on Quotas and are still needed as they ‘appear to vital discussion in 2019. Mid-level and Frontline Managers
whether they are useful or not signal a genuine commitment to Directors and Managers of
the Australian Public Sector, at all improving representation,’ and that The Public Sector Network Women Human Capital
levels of government, has gotten around the world, including Australia, in Leadership Roadshow 2019 builds
Workplace Diversity and
on with the job of ensuring gender the public sector is ‘flourishing with on the importance of developing
Inclusivity Managers
equality and female leadership are women in leadership,’ highlighting the clear policies and strategies to
Organisational development
given the importance they are due. need to ‘leverage this success to break increase female representation
down glass walls to other sectors. at the most senior levels of the & workforce
A recently released report, Roadmap Australian Public Sector while laying People & Culture
to 50x50 Power and Parity in Women After a sell-out national roadshow a firm foundation for future leaders Recruitment & Retention
Leadership, published by the Wilson in 2018, Public Sector Network is to follow. Talent managers
Learn to communicate with Gain exclusive insights into Examine the difference Develop knowledge of the Increase awareness of
authenticity and impact. how female leaders navigated between leadership and power most persistent barriers to ‘bias disruptors,’ and
their way to the top. to ensure true equality. gender equality in leadership how they can improve
and best practice strategies to recruitment initiatives.
overcome them.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSIon / women in leadership ROADSHOW 2019 BOOK NOW: events.publicsectornetwork.coAFTERNOON agenda: women in leadership
12:40pm Registration Creating power parity: gender equality only works if power is equally
distributed
1:00pm Welcome from Public Sector Network & Chairperson - Measuring the power held by female leaders across the sectors of the
Australian Public Sector;
Opening Keynote - Examining the capacity to influence decision-making by highlighting the
Future-proofing equality for the next generation formal power, public perception and governance of the leadership position;
This session focuses on the strategies and commitments the Public Sector is 3:15pm
1:15pm and
making to ensure gender equality for the future generations. - Smashing through the glass wall: ensuring female representation across a
Lois Boswell, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Department of Human multitude of sectors not just the traditionally feminised sectors of the public
Services sector.
Sue McCarrey, Chief Executive Officer, Office of the National Rail Safety
My Journey – One on One with a Public Sector Leader Regulator
My journey brings to Public Sector Network's Women in Leadership Roadshow
2019 an intimate, personable, and insightful session detailing the challenges, Panel Discussion: Building on past successes to further progress female
mistakes, biases and persistent obstacles female leaders in the Australian leadership in the Australian Public Sector
1:45pm Public Sector have faced and overcome. Each city will host a special guest - Identifying systemic and structural barriers to increased female leadership
from the Public Sector to take us on a detailed, and educational, journey and the reforms and drivers needed to overcome them;
through their careers, leaving attendees with insights into how to navigate - Improving the understanding of department heads and front-line managers
their successful career paths. on female leadership and embedding workplace reforms to create a level
Cathy Taylor, Chief Executive, Department of Child Protection playing field for new and existing recruits;
- Examining how unconscious bias can manifest in the workplace and how
Pathways to leadership: examining the policies and strategies advancing the use of bias disruptors can be successfully implemented to improve the
female leadership in the Australian Public Sector department's recruitment processes; and
- Understanding and identifying the most persistent barriers to leadership; 3:45pm - The power of part-time: increasing the capacity, and usage, of flexible work
Recognising the successful policies and practices enabling women to attain arrangements for both male and female employees and the role this plays in
leadership positions; and helping to break down the glass ceiling.
2:15pm
- Examining women's current representation at the executive and public Panellists:
administration levels of the Australian Public Sector and the steps needed to Greg Nettleton, Chief Officer and Chief Executive Officer, South Australian
achieve accurate 50/50 representation. Country Fire Service
Alison Lloydd-Wright, Executive Director - Regions SA, Department of Dr Helen Macdonald, Chief Executive Officer, Clare and Gilbert Valleys
Primary Industries and Regions Council
Kiki Magro, Chief Executive Officer, Town of Walkerville
2:45pm Afternoon Tea and Networking
Ruth Ambler, Executive Director - Cabinet Office, Department of Premier
and Cabinet
4:30pm Closing remarks
4:40pm Conference close
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