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ACS NT Masterclass: Foresight Thinking

Thinking about the future differently! Please note this is a face to face event in the Northern Territory.

Event Start: Wed 03 Nov 02:30 PM ACST
Event Finish: Wed 03 Nov 04:30 PM ACST

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Registration End Date: Mon 01 Nov 04:30 PM


The Foresight Thinking Masterclass will examine how to organise your thoughts and think through uncertainty. Explore how to identify signals and ask questions like &#39;so what&#39; to expand your perspectives and seek new possibilities, as external changes evolve over time. Learn how to apply futures thinking in strategic planning, to achieve better results. <br><br>This Masterclass is facilitated by Yvonne Webb, Operations Manager - Industry Skills Advisory Council NT, Certified LEGO Serious Play Practitioner and committed critical and creative problem solver. <br><br><img alt="User-added image" src="https://id.acs.org.au/servlet/servlet.ImageServer?id=0150o00000HtDek&amp;oid=00D90000000o5NE&amp;lastMod=1634859412000"></img><br><br>This Masterclass is ideal for all ACS members, regardless of career level, as we aim to have diversity among the group attending. Places are limited. Registration is essential. <br>Refreshments will be provided. <br><br><b>The Masterclass will include:</b> <ul><li>Small group workshop to allow maximum interaction with facilitator</li><li>Notes and practical activities to take away with you</li><li>Certificate of participation</li><li>Morning Tea</li></ul> <br><br><br> 

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Professional Development

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Facilitator

Yvonne Webb

Yvonne Webb

Working with ISACNT, I continue to support both industry and individuals in developing skills for productive workplaces. 
Having had an extensive background in the hotel industry covering operations, human resources, finance, sales and marketing, I am well versed in Tourism and Hospitality industry with a strong interest in Leadership and Management for workplaces of the future.
My role provides insight into the areas of:
•    Government policy, funding and priorities
•    National and regional agendas for workforce planning strategy
•    VET system and workforce - challenges and reform
•    Challenges of language, literacies and numeracy as applicable to workforces nationally and locally
•    VET product development as influenced by both Government policy and Industry needs
•    Community and stakeholder engagement

Also a certified LEGO Serious Play practitioner and a committed Critical and Creative Problem solver. Smart people know there is always a solution for every problem.  Creative people know there are multiple solutions! (advice from Jill Biden – 2018 Creative Problem Solving Conference)

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12 Salonika St,The Gardens,NT,Australia
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  • The Atrium on The Avenue
    12 Salonika St
    The Gardens NT 0820

  • when

  • Event Start:
    Wed 03 Nov 02:30 PM ACST

    Event Finish:
    Wed 03 Nov 04:30 PM ACST

  • event price

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