Canberra members forum: Disruption & Change
Disruption is just another word for change
Canberra Hospital, the TCH auditorium Room, Yamba Dr, Garran, ACT, 2605
Tue 13 Aug 2019 05:00 PM AEST
Duration: 2.0 hours
Register by Thu 08 Aug 2019 05:00 PM AEST
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CPD Hours: 2
Skills Level: Change implementation planning and management (CIPM) -> Level 5
About this event
Change now comes at a constant incremental pace. Businesses and managers can no longer take a ‘set and forget’ approach, the rate of change within organisations is ever increasing driven by external factors such as the speed of technology and customer expectations.
To enable an organisation to navigate the pace of change, management needs to actively manage its workforce and customer base.
In this session you will learn how to:
- Identify the skill sets you will require in the future
- Look at planned incremental change rather than big ‘one-off’ initiatives
- Develop a plan to move your workforce forward
Graham Tanton, Executive Group Manager, Shared Services Division, ACT Government.
Graham currently heads up the Shared Services Division within the ACT Government. ACT Shared Services consists over 950 full time employees and contractors delivering a wide range of services including ICT, payroll and finance to over 22k ACT public servants across all sectors.
The current focus of ACT Shared Services is to build value to stakeholders by upgrading processes through automation whilst providing managers and staff with the skills to identify and address areas for improvement.
Please note:
*Direction to Canberra Hospital Map
*The hearing ad is available at this event: the hearing loop, they should be available for checkout from the main reception (across from the auditorium).
*Accessing the carpark: The Southern Multistorey carpark is the primary parking area for visitors, carers, patients and staff. It is well lit and within easy walking distance of the hospital.
*Levels 1-4 are available for public parking. You can access the Southern Multistorey carpark by:
- turning right or left from Yamba Drive onto Kitchener Street in Garran. Turn right onto Gilmore Crescent and then right onto Hospital Road. Go through the roundabout opposite the main entrance and then the following two rights. The Southern Multistorey carpark entrance is on the right-hand side.
- turn right or left from Yamba Drive at the sign for the Emergency Department. Turn right and the entrance to the Southern Multistorey carpark is on the left-hand side.
- turn right onto Palmer Street from Hindmarsh Drive. Turn left onto Bateson Road and go through the roundabout. Take the right at the end of the street and the entrance to the Southern Multistorey carpark is on the right-hand side.
Speakers
Speaker
Graham Tanton
Graham currently heads up the Shared Services Division within the ACT Government. ACT Shared Services consists over 950 full time employees and contractors delivering a wide range of services including ICT, payroll and finance to over 22k ACT public servants across all sectors.
The current focus of ACT Shared Services is to build value to stakeholders by upgrading processes through automation whilst providing managers and staff with the skills to identify and address areas for improvement.
Graham spent the first 20 years of his working career working in the hospitality and banking sectors prior to joining the public sector in a role at the Department of Defence.
Since that time Graham has delivered corporate and programme outcomes for Agencies such as Comcare, Workplace Authority, Fair Work, Department of Climate Change & Energy Efficiency and the Department of Industry.
The current focus of ACT Shared Services is to build value to stakeholders by upgrading processes through automation whilst providing managers and staff with the skills to identify and address areas for improvement.
Graham spent the first 20 years of his working career working in the hospitality and banking sectors prior to joining the public sector in a role at the Department of Defence.
Since that time Graham has delivered corporate and programme outcomes for Agencies such as Comcare, Workplace Authority, Fair Work, Department of Climate Change & Energy Efficiency and the Department of Industry.
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