Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership in Toorak, Victoria, Australia | Non-governmental organisation (NGO)

Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership

Locality: Toorak, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9827 2660

Address: 62 Clendon Road 3142 Toorak, VIC, Australia

Website: http://cranlana.org.au/

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23.01.2022 Thank you to HE the Honourable Linda Dessau AC, Governor of Victoria and Mr Anthony Howard AM QC for their warm welcome to Government House last night as we celebrated #cranlanacentreforethicalleaderships 25th anniversary. We look forward to building on this strong heritage as we move into the next 25 years in partnership with Monash University. #leadership #ethics #philosophy #cranlana25 #ccel #cranlana #learningdevelopment #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #alumni #fellowship

23.01.2022 Last week as we celebrated #naidocweek we congratulated Terri Janke, the recipient of the inaugural Chief Executive Women (CEW) & Vincent Fairfax Fellowship scholarship. Offered to senior women executives of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage by #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership in partnership with CEW, the scholarship reflects the commitment of both organisations to supporting senior Indigenous women at critical stages in their careers. Terri is a solicitor... and managing director of Terri Janke and Company, a law and consulting firm specialising in Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property. I am honoured to be a part of the 2019/20 cohort and look forward to learning, listening and sharing. It is timely for me as my business is growing and there are many decisions and challenges. The Fellowship will give me a framework and a network to assist e develop Indigenous and non-Indigenous opportunities that will have a lasting impact. Welcome to Cranlana Terri. #naidoc2019 #people #culture #voicetreatytruth #torresstrait #aboriginal #firstnations #indigenous #ccel #cranlana #ethics #businessethics #leadership #VFF #womenexecutives #business #law #intellectualproperty #IP #philosophy #womeninleadership #womenleadership #womeninbusiness #womeninlaw #cewscholar

23.01.2022 This evening at Government House were celebrating our 25th anniversary. In the last quarter century over 4,500 senior public servants, private sector executives and leaders in not for profit enterprise have become alumni through the delivery of programs aimed at cultivating wisdom in contemporary Australian leadership. Congratulations and thanks to the Myer Foundation and Vincent Fairfax Foundation for Ethical Leadership for their foresight in creating and supporting the pro...grams. Congratulations to the teams who have created and delivered the programs. To our alumni, thank you for your ongoing support. #Cranlana25 #ethics #leadership #SaturdaySessions #CCEL #Cranlana #ELP #VFF #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #ExecColl #Symposium #fellowship #alumni #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment

23.01.2022 In September Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership and Monash University will enter into a partnership. Professor Margaret Gardner AO, President and Vice Chancellor Monash University and Kim Williams AM, Chair #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership, discuss what that means for ethical leadership in Australia. #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #fellowship #alumni #Cranlana25 #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #ethicalleadership

21.01.2022 Board member Tim Soutphommasane considers the health of political leadership globally, and finds it under the weather. #politics #auspol #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #goodbusiness #sydney #Cranlana25 #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership via The Sydney Morning Herald

21.01.2022 Interested in #ethics and #philosophy? Find links, articles and podcasts on our LinkedIn page.Interested in #ethics and #philosophy? Find links, articles and podcasts on our LinkedIn page.

20.01.2022 If organisations fail to take action where necessary, they can wind up compromising their share of the market. CEO Vanessa Pigrum on HRs role in encouraging more ethical leadership. via Inside HR #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #ELP #VFF #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ethicalleadership #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #HR #businessgoals #Sydney #Melbourne

20.01.2022 We are looking for someone brilliant to join our Business Development team. The right person will have experience developing high value partnerships, building sustained professional relationships at senior levels and a proven track record of developing revenue streams. The role is currently also advertised on SEEK and EthicalJobs.com.au. #businessethics #eadership #business #ccel #cranlana #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #VFF #ExecutiveColloquia #employment #jobs #recruitment #careers #hiring #salesjobs #businessdevelopment

20.01.2022 Is justice possible? Cranlana invites you to join the conversation. Last chance to apply for a spot at the Justice & Society Symposium 29 30 November 2018 https://cranlana.org.au/justice-society-2018/

20.01.2022 Alumni of the Colloquia, Symposia and Vincent Fairfax Fellowship have access to exclusive events such as the hashtag#SaturdaySessions, offering opportunities to reconnect with their peers and continue their professional development. The next two Saturday Sessions are in Melbourne September 7th and Perth October 5th. Registrations are now open - link in comments. Congratulations to the Fellows of Cohort 24, we hope to see you at future alumni events. #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #ethics #businessethics #leadership #VFF

20.01.2022 Some listening for the trip home. Alumnus of the Cranlana Centre, Principal of SBA Lawyers and treasurer of NSW Council of Civil Liberties Stephen Blanks joins host Jerome Doraisamy on this weeks episode ofThe Lawyers Weekly Show to discuss the role of ethics in law and its relationship to civil liberties; ethical considerations that legal professionals need to be aware of; the relationship between ethics and civil liberties and why legal professionals need to ensure they a...rent just doing what their clients want. They also discusses the current political landscape and how lawyers in the workplace should view civil liberties. The 2019 Justice & Ethics Symposium runs 14-15 November and registrations are open now. Link in comments. #ethics #philosophy #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #symposium #lawenforcement #lawyers #royalcommission #JandE #justice #law #legal #corruption #leadership #police #publicpol #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #humanrights #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #civilrights #managementdevelopment #businessethics #goodbusiness

19.01.2022 To address the state of leadership in the mid 90s a different approach to understanding was required[and] would be enriched by going back to other sources of debate and discussion. That sort of discussion and exploration should take place between people who dont necessarily occupy the same structural position in the world or see the world in the same way... Michael Liffman and Ken Myer were the forces behind the development of the Cranlana Programme, which in April 2019 became the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership when it joined forces with the Vincent Fairfax Ethics in Leadership Foundation. Michael shares his thoughts and reflections on the organisation as we celebrate its 25th anniversary. #ethics #leadership #philosophy #cranlana25 #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #cranlana #goodbusiness #leadershipmatters

18.01.2022 Miranda Bruyniks Deputy Commissioner, Disability Services Commissioner Victoria Expanding your network... "The other really valuable thing I gained was that I formed some new connections. In the first symposium I went to I met"... Continue reading https://cranlana.org.au/stories/expanding-your-network/

18.01.2022 These busy hands belong to some of The Big Issue Australia Women's Workforce employees. This social enterprise has packed and mailed all our brochures this year. We're really pleased to support the Women's Workforce, knowing that are we getting a great service AND delivering a social benefit. Employing a social enterprise is an immediate, practical way for businesses to deliver social benefits while accessing the quality services they need within existing budgets. More than ...49,000 Australian women are homeless every night. The largest single cause of homelessness in Australia is domestic violence, which overwhelmingly affects women and children. The Womens Workforce gives disadvantaged women financial empowerment and hope for a brighter future. #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #socialenterprise #philosophy #socialimpact See more

16.01.2022 How do we do better at doing good? Audio of the 2019 Liffman Lecture with Peter Mares, Peter Singer and Leigh Mathews for your evening commute. Via Swinburne University of Technology #philanthropy #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #goodbusiness #Cranlana25 #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership

15.01.2022 To stay up to date with whatre doing, reading, listening to and thinking about, follow our LinkedIn page. For those of you interested in ethical leadership youll find some thought-provoking material. If youre an alumni youll find your peers there.

12.01.2022 A very warm congratulations to our alumni recognised this week in the Queens Birthday honours. Calum Drummond, Clare Martin, Carol Schwartz, Diane Smith-Gander, Tracy Smart, Sophie Cunningham, David Krasnostein, Kate Palmer, Theanne Walters, Anna Brown, Jamie Gardiner, Paul Jevtovic APM, Georgia Paxton, Rebecca Kogios (nee Heyes), Alison OBrien, Paul Hameister and Rodney Smith. Each has made a significant contribution to their communities, details of which can be found in the link. #leadership #ethics #businessethics #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #alumni

12.01.2022 Were delighted to be delivering the Executive Colloquium, a leadership program like no other, for the first time in #Sydney. After 25 years of working with senior leaders around the country to strengthen their ethical leadership capacity we will the run the program in Sydney this October. Get to know who we are and what we do, and talk to our team about securing a place in the inaugural Sydney Executive Colloquium. #Alumni, this is your chance to nominate someone you know would value the experience as much as you have. #ExecColl #alumni #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #goodbusiness #Cranlana25 #nsw #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment

11.01.2022 If youre a Cranlana alumni, wed love you to join our other alumni on our LinkedIn page. Just click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. Then click View profile. Scroll down to the Education section and click the Edit icon next to your education entry. Click into the School text box and type in Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership.... Select our page name from the dropdown menu that appears. Click Save in the bottom right corner of the page. Thats it - youll then appear on our alumni list! See more

11.01.2022 Last night at the #lowitjaconf2019 The Lowitja Institute named leading Indigenous maternal health researcher, La Trobe University Associate Professor Catherine Chamberlain, its Research Leadership Award winner. The award is made in partnership with the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership to recognise outstanding work by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health researchers whose important contributions to their academic field were known nationally and internationally,... and who had contributed significantly to the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Associate Professor Chamberlain, a NHMRC Career Development Fellow at La Trobe Universitys Judith Lumley Centre, is principal researcher on the Healing the Past by Nurturing the Future project to co-design perinatal awareness, recognition, assessment and support strategies for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parents who have experienced complex childhood trauma. Its framework and protocol were outlined this month in the British Medical Journal. I am thrilled that the award this year goes to Associate Professor Catherine Chamberlain, for her excellence and leadership. I also celebrate her particular work assisting young parents who suffered early childhood trauma to give their own babies the best start in life, Chairperson Pat Anderson AO said. Cranlana CEO Vanessa Pigrum said the award formally recognised Associate Professor Chamberlains exemplary research in this vital area. We look forward to welcoming Catherine into the Executive Colloquium and to learning from her deep knowledge in the process. Congratulations Catherine! Associate Professor Chamberlain was honoured to receive the award and said This will be extremely helpful for me as I lead an exciting, important and complicated project. Cranlana and Lowitjas generous support will assist me to expand my management skills, develop my leadership abilities and is ultimately an endorsement of the work my team and I are undertaking to improve support for Aboriginal families. #ethics #ccel #leadership #health #research

11.01.2022 To address the state of leadership in the mid '90s a different approach to understanding was required[and] would be enriched by going back to other sources of debate and discussion. That sort of discussion and exploration should take place between people who dont necessarily occupy the same structural position in the world or see the world in the same way... Michael Liffman and Ken Myer were the forces behind the development of the Cranlana Programme, which in April 2019 became the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership when it joined forces with the Vincent Fairfax Ethics in Leadership Foundation. Michael shares his thoughts and reflections on the organisation as we celebrate its 25th anniversary. #ethics #leadership #philosophy #cranlana25 #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #cranlana #goodbusiness #leadershipmatters

09.01.2022 Registrations now open for Cranlana Advanced: Violence and Society. Violence. Is it defined as the extensive use of physical force to damage another person? Or should we be agreeing that violence encompasses any type of violation? Some of us might choose the narrower definition if we are reasonably confident we would never use physical force to damage another person, then were off the hook. Violence will remain something committed by others.... But, we live in a world that is based on winners and losers, people with and people without can any of us live in such a world without violating others? https://cranlana.org.au/event/violence-society/

09.01.2022 We have just delivered our 200th #ExecutiveColloquium! Congratulations to the teams delivering these programs. We know from participants feedback the depth and longevity of impact a Colloquium can have. An incredible opportunity to interrogate things that have been bothering me. I have learnt from the group. I have allies now. Ive never had this experience before. I have new ways to approach problems. I am grateful to the wisdom of the group. I will say what I stand... for now. I will be accountable for my decisions. 10/10 to the readings. I am deeply enriched. A very warm welcome to our newest alumni. You and the rest of our alumni are invited to top up your Cranlana experience at the remaining #SaturdaySessions for 2019 - #Canberra 10 August, #Melbourne 7 September and 9 November. #fellowship #alumni #sydney #cranlana25 #ccel #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #goodbusiness #ethics #leadership #philosophy #businessethics #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment

08.01.2022 Ethical Leadership Program (ELP) registrations are open now. #ethics #CCEL #leadership

07.01.2022 As part of our expanded offering we are delighted to announce that registrations are open for the Ethical Leadership Program (ELP). The ELP is a three-day course, delivered several times a year in Melbourne and Sydney. Practical and inspiring, it helps participants understand what it means to be ethical, and gives them the tools to apply important ethical principles to the issues they and their business face. Surrounded by peers, they will leave with a group of ethical allies. Places are capped at 20 so register now for the next ELP. Melbourne 3-5 September. Link in the comments. #leadership #ethics #businessethics #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #ELP #humanresourcemanagement #businessmanagement

07.01.2022 Lead Moderator Peter Mares, who oversees #CCEL course development and moderates many of the programs, was part of the panel on Thursdays #TheDrum talking about housing pressures, food delivery services and apps collecting your data. #abc #facialrecognition #datamining #ai #artificialintelligence #unconsciousbias #onlineprivacy #hospitality #philosophy #ethics #leadership #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #cranlana

07.01.2022 Successful leaders today and in the decades to come must possess triple-threat leadership capability: IQ+EQ+DQ. In other words, they must possess a combination of two familiar attributes intellect and emotional intelligence and one that I believe must be recognized and elevated: decency. Bill Boulding Dean of Duke University - The Fuqua School of Business via Harvard Business Review #ethics #leadership #emotionalintelligence #cranlana25 #philosophy #cranlanacentreforet...hicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #goodbusiness #businessethics #businessandmanagement https://hbr.org//for-leaders-decency-is-just-as-important-

07.01.2022 To stay up to date with what're doing, reading, listening to and thinking about, follow our LinkedIn page. For those of you interested in ethical leadership you'll find some thought-provoking material. If you're an alumni you'll find your peers there.

06.01.2022 These busy hands belong to some of The Big Issue Australia Womens Workforce employees. This social enterprise has packed and mailed all our brochures this year. Were really pleased to support the Womens Workforce, knowing that are we getting a great service AND delivering a social benefit. Employing a social enterprise is an immediate, practical way for businesses to deliver social benefits while accessing the quality services they need within existing budgets. More than ...49,000 Australian women are homeless every night. The largest single cause of homelessness in Australia is domestic violence, which overwhelmingly affects women and children. The Womens Workforce gives disadvantaged women financial empowerment and hope for a brighter future. #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #socialenterprise #philosophy #socialimpact See more

06.01.2022 If you're a Cranlana alumni, we'd love you to join our other alumni on our LinkedIn page. Just click the Me icon at the top of your LinkedIn homepage. Then click View profile. Scroll down to the Education section and click the Edit icon next to your education entry. Click into the School text box and type in Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership.... Select our page name from the dropdown menu that appears. Click Save in the bottom right corner of the page. That's it - you'll then appear on our alumni list! See more

05.01.2022 A very warm congratulations to our alumni recognised this week in the Queen's Birthday honours. Calum Drummond, Clare Martin, Carol Schwartz, Diane Smith-Gander, Tracy Smart, Sophie Cunningham, David Krasnostein, Kate Palmer, Theanne Walters, Anna Brown, Jamie Gardiner, Paul Jevtovic APM, Georgia Paxton, Rebecca Kogios (nee Heyes), Alison O'Brien, Paul Hameister and Rodney Smith. Each has made a significant contribution to their communities, details of which can be found in the link. #leadership #ethics #businessethics #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #alumni

05.01.2022 Do you have a great idea which could do with 12 months and $120,000 to bring it into the light? The Myer Innovation Fellowship program is looking for the 2020 Fellows. Over the past 6 years the Myer Innovation Fellowship program has empowered 18 extraordinary individuals to realise their big idea. A new area of work has been added - Human, Civil and Legal Rights. It joins Sustainability and Environment, Education, and Poverty and Disadvantage as the themes to which applicants... are asked to align their projects. The program seeks exceptional leaders across all sectors (private, public and non-profit) and from all types of professional backgrounds. In 2020 three Fellows will each receive $120,000 along with up to $30,000 for operational expenses for their 12 month commitment to the program. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to step outside the routine and rhythm of everyday life and chase down an answer to the great tests we face as a community. The Myer Innovation Fellowships are now open for Expressions of Interest, closing on 18 August 2019. Click the link to find out more. #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #businessethics #ccel #cranlana #ethics #leadership #socialinnovation

05.01.2022 A ten year longitudinal study has isolated seven performance factors, and four recurring patterns, correlated to leadership strength and strong organisational performance. Unsurprisingly, the ability to make good decisions was key. "Exemplary executives have the ability to declare their views, engage others ideas, analyze data for insights, weigh alternatives, own the final call, and communicate the decision clearly." via Harvard Business Review/Ron Carucci #leadership #business #ethics #businessethics #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #philosophy #goodbusiness#humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment

04.01.2022 The Machines are Coming: Can We Make Them Moral? This is the topic of the #SaturdaySession in #Melbourne September 7th and #Perth October 5th. #artificialintelligence and machine-based learning is transforming our world and raising profound questions. How do we ensure that the codes and algorithms that increasingly shape our lives dont exhibit the same biases and blind spots as the people who make them? Places are limited #alumni so register now. #algorithms #technology #philosophy #ethics #leadership #cranlana25 ##cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #cranlana #goodbusiness #innovation #businessethics via Scientific American

03.01.2022 We're delighted to be delivering the Executive Colloquium, a leadership program like no other, for the first time in #Sydney. After 25 years of working with senior leaders around the country to strengthen their ethical leadership capacity we will the run the program in Sydney this October. Get to know who we are and what we do, and talk to our team about securing a place in the inaugural Sydney Executive Colloquium. #Alumni, this is your chance to nominate someone you know would value the experience as much as you have. #ExecColl #alumni #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #goodbusiness #Cranlana25 #nsw #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment

03.01.2022 Last chance to book tickets for tomorrows Speaker Series event! We hope to see you at Cranlana. https://cranlana.org.au/sarah-sentilles/

03.01.2022 Why is ethical leadership so important? Leadership is at the fulcrum of the future of our nation. Australia has one unique resource, and that is its people. And its people will always respond to considered, thoughtful, ethical leadership, Kim Williams AM #ethics #leadership #CCEL #Cranlana #businessethics #businessmanagement #philosophy #goodbusiness #Cranlana25 #humanresources #learninganddevelopment #management #professionaldevelopmentprograms #humanresource #managementdevelopment #ExecColl #Symposium #ELP #SaturdaySessions #VFF #fellowship #alumni

03.01.2022 To celebrate International Youth Day 2019 we thought you might like to share the Australian Broadcasting Corporation Short & Curly podcasts with young ethicists in your life. Debate whether its ever OK to be a cannibal, if pugs should exist or whether a childs life is more valuable than an adults. You may find yourself in some surprising ethical alleyways. United Nations #YouthDay #TransformingEducation #cranlana25 #cranlanacentreforethicalleadership #ccel #philosophy #education #ethics #leadership #goodbusines #educationandschools #principalsschool #collegesanduniversities #educationreform #teaching #highereducation