Developing leadership and management practice within the
Tertiary Education Sector
Melbourne - 23rd & 24th May, Melbourne Business School
The National Leadership Summit will provide a critical opportunity to explore contemporary leadership best practice within the Australian tertiary education sector.
With a variety of leadership themes in mind, an outstanding group of senior leaders and leadership experts will address key aspects of good people management in the context of contemporary practice within the sector.
In addition to receiving first-hand information on leadership strategy and theory, Summit attendees will also benefit from an unparalleled opportunity to meet leaders from all levels of the tertiary education sector and network with their peers.
Driving performance: How leaders are innovating to achieve results
The challenge of change : Is the Academy prepared for future shock?
Balancing joint trusteeships in universities: A Multiversity?
Inspiring leadership through good times and bad: Sustaining international interest in
Australian tertiary education
Balancing accountability versus blame: how to get the best results
Prototyping for the future of our schools: Putting what you’ve learned on the table
Values driven leadership: Achieving results within an ethical framework
Beyond 2011: The future of tertiary education in Australia
Leadership presence & influence
Audience
The Summit audience will comprise a broad cross-section of managers from the Australian tertiary education sector, including teaching professionals, administrative professionals and researchers. Many Australian educational organisations will be represented at the Summit with over 200 participants expected to be in attendance.
The Summit has been developed for a variety of employees ranging from midlevel managers through to established leaders and decision-makers. Summit content will address leadership themes from both a personal and broader organisational perspective, offering participants practical advice in a relevant
contextual setting.
Aspiring leaders and junior managers are also encouraged to attend the Summit. In addition to enhancing the sector’s current leadership capacity, the Summit is fundamentally committed to developing the next generation of leaders.
