Postponed due to current event restrictions

Thurs 7th May, National Library of Australia

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Due to current restrictions in Australia this event has been postponed until further notice. Please contact us if you wish to register your interest.

Art of Mentoring presents the only conference in Australia dedicated to mentoring in government. Join us for a half day of presentations focusing on use cases for mentoring in government, case studies and applications for Indigenous cohorts. There will also be the opportunity to network with other professionals who are running government mentoring programs.

Conference Overview

This conference is ideal for HR, L&D and executives interested to know how mentoring programs can support people development goals in government agencies.

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Program

09:00 Networking: Tea/coffee and snacks
09:30 Building Capability, Adaptability, Mobility and Leadership through Mentoring
10:30 Light morning tea
11:00 Building the Business Case and the Diverse Applications for Mentoring at the ATO
11:45 Indigenous Mentoring in Government
12:15 Coaching and Mentoring through Change
13:00 Conference close

Details

Date: Thursday 7th May 2020
Duration: 9am -1pm
Cost: $240 + GST per person
Venue: National Library of Australia
Conference Room
Parkes Pl W, Canberra

Speakers

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Melissa Richardson

Art of Mentoring

Building Capability, Adaptability, Mobility and Leadership through Mentoring

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Jeanine Bailey

Australian Taxation Office

Building the Business Case and the Diverse Applications for Mentoring at the ATO

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Graham Richardson

Art of Mentoring

Coaching and Mentoring through Change

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Tim Donovan

Warrgambi

Indigenous Mentoring in Government

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