Queensland Public Sector AO 5-6 High Performance and Leadership Workshop
Do you have what it takes to achieve success and thrive in your
Queensland Public Sector AO 5-6 role?
As an emerging leader, you must be equipped with the tools and strategies to enable a high performing future-focused public sector.
We’ve specially designed this course for AO 5-6 emerging leaders seeking to expand their existing skills and delve into the practical strategies to lead productive teams, improve decision making and build confidence to take your career to the next level.
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- Evaluate your Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and identify opportunities for growth and leadership development
- Understand the differences between technical management and people leadership
- Make autonomous and independent decisions (with confidence!)
- Manage stakeholder relationships to achieve agency goals
OVERVIEW
Enhance core skills and key leadership capability to achieve success and excel
• Enhance your leadership capabilities as a confident and successful AO 5-6 leader
• Strengthen and mobilise unique talents and capabilities of the workforce
• Lead with focus and optimism in complex environments
• Career planning and pathways in AO 5-6 roles
SPEAKERS
Martin Brooker
Martin, a distinguished veteran with 37 years of service in the Royal Australian Navy, boasts a career marked by command at sea and operational excellence in the Middle East, Afghanistan, and the Pacific. Retiring in 2015 as a Commodore, he transitioned to become the Founder and Director of the Quench Group. Specialising in personal and organisational change, Martin draws from his rich leadership experiences and culture change initiatives. Recognised with awards like the Conspicuous Service Cross and a Commendation for Distinguished Service, he shares authentic insights on leadership challenges. A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, Martin serves as an R U OK? Community Ambassador.
Founder
Quench Group
AGENDA
28 May
09:00 – 16:30
29 May
09:00 – 16:30
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