Sponsorship Opportunity for ACS Members to attend CIO Executive Council Pathways Program
Nominations open 29 April until Friday 10 June, 2011
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) in conjunction with the CIO Executive Council (CEC) is offering to sponsor 3 senior ICT managers or potential CIOs to attend CEC’s Pathways Program. This is a fantastic opportunity to further develop your skills by being sponsored to attend a specialised 12 month professional leadership development program which brings together best practice, thought leadership and customised CIO mentoring. Designed and delivered by leading local and global CIOs, this unique program is all about turning today's ICT professionals into business leaders of tomorrow, bridging the ICT to business gap. More information about the Pathways Program is available by downloading the Pathways Brochure and Curriculum. The Pathways program is designed to facilitate a start time anytime during the program.
The ACS is offering members, in senior ICT managerial roles, the opportunity to attend the program by nominating for the sponsorships. The sponsorships will be offered to candidates selected by a panel of senior CIOs from some of Australian’s leading organisations. Being selected for the sponsorship will be recognition of your achievements and potential to make a significant difference in the application of ICT. As an ACS sponsored participant in the Pathways Program you will be provided with practical skills, an expanded network of like professionals and huge advances in your career development.
Nomination forms along with Terms and Conditions are available here. Completed nomination forms and your resume should be forwarded to tom.rose@acs.org.au. Nominations will be accepted up until the 10th June 2011. The selected candidates will be informed by 24th June 2011 with the Pathways program commencing in July 2011.
About the ACS
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the recognised professional association for those working in Information and Communications Technology, seeking to raise the standing of ICT professionals and represent their views to government, industry and the community. A member of the Australian Council of Professions, the ACS is the guardian of professional ethics and standards in the ICT sector, committed to ensuring the beneficial use of ICT for all Australians. It provides both members and non-members with opportunities for professional education, networking and certification, as well as enabling them to contribute to the development of their profession. Visit http://www.acs.org.au/ for more.
About the CIO Executive Council
The CIO Executive Council is a community comprised of 750+ enterprises and over 1,400 CIO's and Senior ICT Executives representing all industries and sizes across 18 geographies including 45+ members in Australia.
Together, the Council forms the most unbiased (vendor and analyst free), reality tested, peer-advisory resource available. Our membership represent leaders from Fortune 500 and mid-market organisations, committed to sharing resources and lessons learned in order to help one another mitigate risk, save time and money, avoid mistakes and make better business decisions.
Whilst the Australian Council is part of the global organisation we work on a decentralised model and have our own Australian Board of Directors made up of local CIOs. This affords us the support and reach of a global organisation whilst allowing us to set our own agenda and address issues that are pertinent to our region. Visit http://www.cio.com.au/ for more.
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) in conjunction with the CIO Executive Council (CEC) is offering to sponsor 3 senior ICT managers or potential CIOs to attend CEC’s Pathways Program. This is a fantastic opportunity to further develop your skills by being sponsored to attend a specialised 12 month professional leadership development program which brings together best practice, thought leadership and customised CIO mentoring. Designed and delivered by leading local and global CIOs, this unique program is all about turning today's ICT professionals into business leaders of tomorrow, bridging the ICT to business gap. More information about the Pathways Program is available by downloading the Pathways Brochure and Curriculum. The Pathways program is designed to facilitate a start time anytime during the program.
The ACS is offering members, in senior ICT managerial roles, the opportunity to attend the program by nominating for the sponsorships. The sponsorships will be offered to candidates selected by a panel of senior CIOs from some of Australian’s leading organisations. Being selected for the sponsorship will be recognition of your achievements and potential to make a significant difference in the application of ICT. As an ACS sponsored participant in the Pathways Program you will be provided with practical skills, an expanded network of like professionals and huge advances in your career development.
Nomination forms along with Terms and Conditions are available here. Completed nomination forms and your resume should be forwarded to tom.rose@acs.org.au. Nominations will be accepted up until the 10th June 2011. The selected candidates will be informed by 24th June 2011 with the Pathways program commencing in July 2011.
About the ACS
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the recognised professional association for those working in Information and Communications Technology, seeking to raise the standing of ICT professionals and represent their views to government, industry and the community. A member of the Australian Council of Professions, the ACS is the guardian of professional ethics and standards in the ICT sector, committed to ensuring the beneficial use of ICT for all Australians. It provides both members and non-members with opportunities for professional education, networking and certification, as well as enabling them to contribute to the development of their profession. Visit http://www.acs.org.au/ for more.
About the CIO Executive Council
The CIO Executive Council is a community comprised of 750+ enterprises and over 1,400 CIO's and Senior ICT Executives representing all industries and sizes across 18 geographies including 45+ members in Australia.
Together, the Council forms the most unbiased (vendor and analyst free), reality tested, peer-advisory resource available. Our membership represent leaders from Fortune 500 and mid-market organisations, committed to sharing resources and lessons learned in order to help one another mitigate risk, save time and money, avoid mistakes and make better business decisions.
Whilst the Australian Council is part of the global organisation we work on a decentralised model and have our own Australian Board of Directors made up of local CIOs. This affords us the support and reach of a global organisation whilst allowing us to set our own agenda and address issues that are pertinent to our region. Visit http://www.cio.com.au/ for more.