Mid-career series: Your next career move beyond the technical
Have you reached a "career plateau"? Join us for the first of our 3-part webinar series targeted at mid-career professionals.
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Non-Member $20.00
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About this event
Many IT professionals reach a point where deep technical expertise isn’t enough to progress - this session helps participants identify where they are in their journey and what new skills, roles, or mindsets will move them forward. Learn how to effectively adapt to change as the tech market continues to evolve rapidly.
By attending this webinar, you'll walk away with practical insights about:
- Recognise your career crossroads: Pinpoint where your deep technical expertise has taken you and where new growth is needed to move forward.
- Expand your impact beyond coding: Learn how to leverage your experience to drive impact, mentor others, and contribute strategically.
- Explore next-level opportunities: Identify emerging roles, projects, and responsibilities that make the most of your accumulated expertise.
- Strengthen complementary skills: Build business acumen, communication, and leadership abilities that set you apart in mid-career.
- Map a clear path forward: Develop a practical plan to navigate your next professional move with confidence and purpose.
Speakers
Clive’s career at Arup began in 2002 and has progressing through a number of operational and leadership roles before being appointed Region CIO where he is now responsible for leading the transformation program to the region, which has more than 6,500 staff in 28 offices.
His key achievements include leading the regions technology response for business continuity during the COVID-19 pandemic, consolidating and aligning support models across regions and leading numerous global technology projects.
Clive is a Certified Professional and Senior Member of the Australian Computer Society, and has completed advanced leadership programs and digital transformation programs at leading business schools. He has also been recognised with CIO50 award in 2022 Australia award for Innovation and Influence, and the Arup Chair’s Award for Business Continuity.
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