ACS Masterclass: Leading in a Digital Age (Virtual)
This session provides a snapshot of requirements needed by new and emerging managers and supervisors to Level Up and move from doing (everything) to leading in a digital age
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About this event
Level Up and move from doing (everything) to leading in a digital age
In today’s digitised and connected world, where boundaries are more
blurred than ever, and collaboration and engagement increasingly
important, the pressure on individuals and teams to do even more with less is immense. Digital leadership is about empowering others to lead and
creating well-organised teams that optimise day-to-day operations.
Leaders cannot take ownership of everything or be expected to know it all
so a top-down approach is no longer sustainable. Today’s leaders are
expected to build an environment where people take ownership of things
and are accountable.
This means new and emerging leaders are faced with new responsibilities,
so need to develop new skills and gain more self-awareness to motivate,
inspire and lead their teams.
Participants are provided with a snapshot of how to level up in their role. The
session provides a different perspective, and participants will learn some
simple skills and tools to immediately apply to level up how they are
leading.
Level Up supports the development of core leadership competencies:
- Decision making
- Organising
- Prioritising
- Directing others
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Understand critical management attributes
- Understand the barriers that prevent new managers from thriving
- Learn how to prioritise and focus on what needs to be done
- Identify how to do less and create more
SUITABLE FOR supervisors, new and emerging managers and team leaders
who want to improve their ability to lead and tap into the expertise of their
team.
Cancellation and Refunds
All cancellations must be processed through the website, a refund will only be considered if it is at least 3 working days prior to the event.
Speakers
Maree Burgess is a trainer, coach, facilitator, author and speaker
who supports leaders and teams to create cultures that people
want to be part of and perform at their best for.
Maree achieves this by drawing upon a vast skillset developed
throughout her career of over 30 years.
She is a Graduate Neuro-Behavioural Modelling, Certified in C-IQ
(Conversational Intelligence), a trainer and master practitioner of
NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), a certified mBIT Coach
(multiple Brain Integration Technique), an accredited administer
of GENOS instruments (Emotional Intelligence), and an
administrator of MBTI (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator).
Maree is author of 3 books:
• JUST PUBLISHED - ‘Level Up, how managers can do less and
be more’.
• ’‘The XX Project - Giving women the skills and confidence to
step up in the corporate world’,
• ‘Connecting Us, Develop the engaged, goal-kicking team
you've always dreamed of’.
For the past thirty years, Maree has worked with numerous
leaders, teams and organisations all over Australia helping them
communicate more effectively to get the results they are looking
for.
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Registration
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Cancellation and Refund
All cancellations must be processed through the website, a refund will only be considered if it is at least 3 working days prior to the event.
Disclaimer
- ACS reserves the right to change the program at any time. Every effort will be made to ensure a program of equivalent standard and members are updated with changes.
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