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25.01.2022 Come and join us at our Leadership Network Symposium - we have curated an incredible two days with some of Australia's finest leadership educators! http://www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3290281

24.01.2022 Talking ethical and adaptive leadership with Diana Renner (Adaptive Leadership Australia) and Vanessa Pigrum (Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership). Conversations circle back to the need to the value of diverse cohorts.

24.01.2022 Join other leadership practitioners across Asia Pacific in a facilitated conversation to consider various frameworks, theories, psychometrics and delivery methodologies. Our first event will be with the vivacious and enthusiastic Joanna Giannes, founder Sofia Leaders. Discussion topics will include: ... Leadership development Delivery methodologies Risks/Future Considerations/Themes Free to CLA members and $20 cost to non-CLA members. Register now (your zoom link will be sent upon registration) https://communityleadershipaustralia.us17.list-manage.com/

23.01.2022 To mark the transition to The Leadership Network, we are pleased to invite you to our Leadership Symposium. Leading at the Leading Edge 30 September and 1 October 2019 Melbourne, Victoria... This two day event will be a uniquely valuable experience for you to engage with other leadership development practitioners in an environment of learning and interaction. Day one will see established leadership development practitioners share their insights, with day two concentrating on developing a sustainable community of practice. Cost: Two day symposium FREE for members of The Leadership Network - One day access $295 for non-members - Two day access $495 for non-members Importantly, you will have the opportunity to bring key issues, ideas, thoughts and inspiration in a community of practice experience, designed to share learnings and build our collective. More information is at www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3290281 or you can contact Angela Driver on 0417 379 703 or [email protected]. The full program will be available by 30 August. In in the meantime you would like to be involved in speaking or delivering a workshop at our symposium please contact Angela Driver (details above) to discuss.

23.01.2022 The Leadership Network is the leading organisation for professional leadership development practitioners across Australia and the Asia Pacific. We escalate your knowledge and connections so you can do more, achieve more and be more. The Leadership Network is the right choice for you if you: Deliver leadership programs in the private or community sectors, academia or government. Run or work for a leadership consultancy.... Coach, train or speak about leadership. Encourage or shape leadership. Work to unlock leadership potential for a better world. Find out more about membership and how The Leadership Network can help you. https://theleadershipnetwork.org/

20.01.2022 A half day intensive for program managers, leadership specialists and change agents. Increasingly leadership development is seen as a pathway for individuals, organisations and communities to make progress. This intensive provides a chance to learn from international guests as well as local leaders and specialists in community leadership. Workshop Teachers ... PROF TIM STEFFENSMEIER, Teacher and Director of Research, Kansas Leadership Centre LYNETTE LACY, Teacher, Kansas Leadership Centre BRITTANY ENGLE, Program Associate, Kansas Leadership Centre Key Outcomes Identifiable pathways and processes for building leaders in community Reframing tools to assist balancing issues and leadership theory and practice Practical methods for maximising impact such cascading and embedding Strategies for working with diverse groups For Further Information Please contact Sherilyn Hanson, Executive Officer, CLA e. [email protected] m. 0421 177 569 communityleadershipaustralia.org https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/designing-leadership-progra

19.01.2022 In these complicated times, acting ethically is not as simple as it once was. Social norms change seemingly every day. Often, even the right choice produces collateral damage to real or perceived inequity. What is a leader to do? The director of Ethical Imperatives contends that ethical leaders possess six traits that command, not demand, loyalty. ... www.fastcompany.com//6-questions-to-ask-to-find-out-if-you

19.01.2022 "Wherever you are in your 2020 journey, chances are you have experienced a sense of disruption: a sense that something is ending or dying and that something else wants to be born. What’s ending and dying is often clearer than what wants to be born. But what’s often most unclear is how to move from here to there, how to sense and actualize the future as it emerges. What will it take to move us beyond the current condition to actually reshaping the future as it emerges?" An article well worth investing time in by Otto Scharmer providing guidance and hope regarding how we can transform Trumpism after Trump in a post-truth, post-democracy, and post-humanity world. https://medium.com//the-darkest-hour-is-just-before-the-da

18.01.2022 For the first time ever, leadership development professionals in Australasia and the Indo-Pacific are being offered accreditation in the acclaimed Harthills Leadership Development Profile, based in part on David Rooke and Bill Torbert’s seminal work as published in Harvard Business Review 2005 and as developed and enhanced over thousands of participants in Australia and worldwide. Check it out on our website and note special price for members... www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3669522

18.01.2022 An incredible poem about leadership. Of the hope that leaders must inspire, to work through differences, and to lead to renewal. If you have a favourite section please share with us? www.abc.net.au//amanda-gorman-poet-at-joe-biden-/13076882

17.01.2022 2021: Future of Leadership Series 1 --------------------------------------- We are delighted to announce that bookings for our first 2021 Future of Leadership Series for Leadership Development Professionals are now open.... Our first theme for 2021 is "Leadership Development, trauma and healing". Covid and trauma are universal human experiences, so we are bringing together experienced LD professionals from around the world: . - Ed O'Malley from Kansas Leadership Center - global specialist Louise Marra from Leadership New Zealand - Melbourne-based Margot Thomas from Ikigai Leadership - Kristina Dryza from Lithuania. Book the series or individual sessions here: https://www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-4272452 (Our second series for 2021 starts in July and will focus on "Leadership Development and Indigenous Peoples" ..more on this soon!).

16.01.2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Opportunity knocks for new Australian and Asia Pacific Leadership Development Network Hello Leadership Friends... The Leadership Network, formally known as Community Leadership Australia, is pleased to announce a new chapter in our growth beginning with a new name to reflect the enhanced focus on building leadership capacity in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The Leadership Network is a growing alliance of leadership professionals and organisations from around the globe, committed to building leadership capacity that makes progress on ‘adaptive’ issues. We are building an organisation that has a broader reach including our neighbours in the Asia Pacific, a stronger focus on leadership practitioner’s professional development and a network that encompasses multiple providers of leadership training including those in the private sector. This broader reach is reflected in a change in our constitution and new membership model which opens opportunities for leadership practitioners and the private sector to join our existing membership base forging the first leadership network of its kind across the Asia Pacific. Angela Driver Chair of The Leadership Network says We are delighted to broaden our network to include individuals and the private sector in our vision to break the cycle of singular dependency and strengthen interdependencies by unlocking creativity and innovation. A review of our membership structure has culminated in accessible price points for individuals and a reduction for many of our existing membership base. We are committed to those who seek to move forward, make progress, and effect positive change, and our new membership model promotes this commitment The appointment of a new Executive Officer, Joanna Giannes signals a new era for The Leadership Network demonstrating stronger commitment to a further disciplined and enhanced focus on building leadership capacity in the Australasian region. ‘A stronger focus on resources, webinar’s and developmental opportunities for our members is a priority for 2019 and beyond. Sourcing the latest in research and trends across the globe culminating in an annual congress of leadership practitioners where connections and opportunities to make progress on adaptive issues is our collective vision, says Joanna Giannes. We remain committed to the vision of CLA as resolutely as we did five years ago in supporting the development of programs in new regions, and to better support the professional development needs of those involved in leadership around Australasia. To learn more about membership, or to register to our upcoming webinars of The Leadership Network please contact [email protected] . Our new website www.theleadershipnetwork.org will be live in the upcoming days for further information. Angela Driver Chair The Leadership Network

15.01.2022 Thanks Cath Elderton and Julie Ahern for leading Lewis Deep Democrcy to help us learn causality and group dynamics. What polarities do you experience in your practice of leadership?

14.01.2022 Big thanks to our 2018 members for supporting our work including include Leadership Fiji, Tasmanian Leaders, Australian Rural Leaders Foundation, Leadership WA, Leadership Onkaparinga, Leadership Victoria and Leaders Institute of South Australia.

14.01.2022 *Vertical Development & Human Consciousness: The Post-Crisis Context* October 22. Numbers limited. Book now. TLN's next "Future of Leadership" session is with Professor Stephen Duns. ... Professor Duns is a Director of Harthill Australasia and longstanding expert in vertical development, stages of human consciousness and leadership development. This session focuses on applying leading-edge practice and thought in LD activities and explores opportunities for further development. In particular the discussion explores how vertical development can be utilised in a post-crisis context of exercising leadership through recovery. TLN aims for an intimate roundtable experience, so we keep numbers limited. Bookings can be made from the TLN events page: https://www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/Events

13.01.2022 Join a discussion on "Leadership and Resilience in Times of Crisis", October 16 - and receive a free bestselling book. Consider this: humanity faces a global threat, chaotic catch-up responses, and needs rapid leadership adaption ... sound familiar? This Friday, TLN co-hosts a discussion with authors Erik Larson and Kansas Leadership Center CEO Ed O'Malley on themes from Larson's bestselling book "The Splendid and the Vile", an exploration of Churchill, his inner circle, the ...bombing of London and the rallying the British nation. Together, Ed and Erik will explore the kind of leadership we now need in our communities and organisations - particularly as we emerge from the global pandemic crisis. After the interview, attendees are invited to continue the discussion in small groups to apply the conversation to today. Participants will receive a complimentary e-copy of Erik's book, or can ask for a printed copy to be mailed. Location: Online Date: October 16 2020 Time: 10am AEDT / 9.30am ACDT / 8.30am ACST / 7am AWST / 11am FJT / Noon NZDT Duration: 90 minutes Numbers are limited. Book Here: https://www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3979460 TLN Members: A$50 Non-Members: A$70 (+GST for Australian residents)

12.01.2022 Watch this space: TLN is about to announce two series of our 2021 Future of Leadership events. Our first series (May-July) will be focusing on the Leadership Development Profession's role in leadership, trauma and healing - using Covid as an example, but considering whether all leadership can include healing from trauma? Our second series (August-November) will be focusing on Leadership Development and Indigenous Learning - how can LD Professionals work with Indigenous peop...les and Indigenous leadership thinking to help emerge a better, more inclusive, more balanced world? These online events are free to members and accessible globally. More soon!

11.01.2022 Our 2020 webinars are tailored specially for you, as leadership development practitioners. Our webinars will happen every two months. If you see one you like, just register via our website. It’s that easy. The first webinar will take place on Monday 10 February at 3.30pm (EST) and is for Program Designers, Managers and Leadership Development Facilitators.... It’s called The Gift of Story Narrative in Leadership Development. And it’s about how practitioners can use autobiographical narrative in programs to deliver real impact for their clients. At The Leadership Network, we are fully committed to progressing the field of leadership development. Our webinar offerings support that vision Book your place here: www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3290286

11.01.2022 Congratulations to the four amazing women named in tonight's Australian of the Year Awards. Such wonderful examples of leading positive change and challenging the status quo! #leadership #serviceaboveself https://lnkd.in/g2AS-em

08.01.2022 "I never really had one of these big dreams. And so I advocate passionate dedication to the pursuit of short-term goals. Be micro-ambitious. Put your head down and work with pride on whatever is in front of you... you never know where you might end up. Just be aware that the next worthy pursuit will probably appear in your periphery. Which is why you should be careful of long-term dreams. If you focus too far in front of you, you won't see the shiny thing out the corner of your eye," said comedian, composer, and director Tim Minchin. https://www.inc.com//from-steve-jobs-to-oprah-28-leaders-c

06.01.2022 From our members Tasmanian Leaders for your reading pleasure.

05.01.2022 With less than two weeks and only a handful of tickets to go will we see you at the 2019 Leadership Network Symposium in Melbourne? This two day event will be a uniquely valuable experience leadership development practitioners to connect in an environment of learning and interaction. www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3290281

04.01.2022 The NIODA Course is coming to Sydney! Leadership Management and Organisation Dynamics Foster your analytic and academic skills by deepening your understanding of the unique demands of particular work systems.... Enhance your appreciation of the professional, political, cultural, emotional and ethical nuances of organisational life. See here for more information: http://www.nioda.org.au//leadership-management-and-organi/

03.01.2022 CLA members become key stakeholders in a powerful and evolving community of practice that provides tangible benefits for their organisations in achieving their strategic objectives. Find out more at https//communityleadershipaustralia.org.au/join.

02.01.2022 Hello Leadership Friends The Leadership Network, formally known as Community Leadership Australia, is pleased to announce a new chapter in our growth beginning with a new name to reflect the enhanced focus on building leadership capacity in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The Leadership Network is a growing alliance of leadership professionals and organisations from around the globe, committed to building leadership capacity that makes progress on ‘adaptive’ issues. We... are building an organisation that has a broader reach including our neighbours in the Asia Pacific, a stronger focus on leadership practitioner’s professional development and a network that encompasses multiple providers of leadership training including those in the private sector. This broader reach is reflected in a change in our constitution and new membership model which opens opportunities for leadership practitioners and the private sector to join our existing membership base forging the first leadership network of its kind across the Asia Pacific. Membership A review of our membership structure has culminated in accessible price points for our members and a reduction of fees for many within our existing membership base. This includes pay parity for our Asia Pacific friends and colleagues. Memberships are now open for individuals and organisations to join The Leadership Network and for our existing members to renewal. To join or renew membership please go to www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au. Please note membership now runs 12 months from purchase instead of a calendar year giving you more flexibility. To learn more about membership or to register to our upcoming webinars of The Leadership Network please contact [email protected] . Events A stronger focus on resources, webinar’s and developmental opportunities for our members is a priority for 2019 and beyond. Sourcing the latest in research and trends across the globe culminating in an annual congress of leadership practitioners will be held on 30 September and 1 October 2019, Melbourne Victoria. Please view our website to see our full list of webinars programmed for 2019. These interactive webinars are available free for members with a fee for non-members. We are excited to begin the first of our virtual Leading Conversations series with Julie Ahern on the 18 July 2019 at 12 midday EST. In this first webinar series, Julie will explore facilitating leadership development through the lens of process-oriented psychology. Bookings can be made through our website at www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au. We hope you will join us. Angela Driver Chair, The Leadership Network 0409 146 978

02.01.2022 We're all adapting to a "with-Covid world". So how does the LD profession (program leaders, coaches, facilitators, OD professionals and more) help build good leadership in this long-tail recovery? What is the role of adaptive leadership practice in this recovery? What is the nature of the adaptive challenges we now face? On November 9, TLN's next "Future of Leadership" session is with Maxime Fern, visiting Harvard Faculty member, longstanding colleague of Marty Linsky and Ron... Heifetz, co-founder of the Australian Adaptive Leadership Institute, and Executive Director of Vantage Point Consulting. If you're interested in building better adaptive leadership for better organisational performance and a better world, visit https://www.theleadershipnetwork.org.au/event-3979171 for more info and to book. 90 minute session. Free to TLN members. $50+GST to non-members.