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AuSAE Leadership Symposium 2015

Start
21 Oct 2015
9:00 AM (NZDT)
End
22 Oct 2015
5:00 PM (NZDT)
Location
Rydges Wellington, 75 Featherston St, Pipitea, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

Registration

AuSAE Member EarlyBird - Available until August 15 – $590.00
Business Partner (AuSAE Member) – $1,590.00
Corporate Registration – $1,990.00
Supplier symposium registration (non-member)
Non-Member EarlyBird (nfps & associations only) - Available until August 15 – $790.00
Non-Member Registration (nfps & associations only) – $890.00

Registration has now closed for the 2015 AuSAE Leadership Symposium. Contact AuSAE on +61 1300 764 576.

The 2015 AuSAE Leadership Symposium brings together inspiring ideas from the not-for-profit, government and corporate sectors in one event. Get the insights, tools and motivation to more powerfully achieve the goals of your not-for-profit organisation through improved leadership effectiveness.

Download the full Symposium program here.

Special Offer: Registering several staff? Receive $100 off your 2nd registration & $200 off the 3rd registration. Email events@ausae.org.au to claim this offer.

Speakers for 2015 include:

		Keynote Speaker: Malcolm Alexander, Chief Executive, Local Government New Zealand Malcolm leads LGNZ's management, relationships with its members and external stakeholders, and strategy and policy development. Malcolm is a qualified lawyer and has practiced law in New Zealand and London. Before LGNZ, he was at Genesis Energy where he held the position of General Manager, Corporate Affairs. Before that he was General Manager Market Services at M-co Limited responsible for management of the wholesale and retail electricity markets.
		Keynote Speaker: Kerry Prendergast, Former Mayor of Wellington Kerry Prendergast is the former Mayor of Wellington and former Vice-President of Local Government New Zealand and holds an MBA from Victoria University. Kerry is currently Chair of the Environmental Protection Authority, Tourism New Zealand, the New Zealand Festival, the Wellington Jazz Music Festival Trust and also the Endangered Species Foundation. She is a Director of Kirkcaldie and Stains, WorkSafe New Zealand and Compass Health PHO, and a Trustee of the New Zealand Community Trust, and the Wellington Free Ambulance Board. Kerry is also a Board member of the Motu Foundation, Phoenix Football Club and on the Advisory Board of the Office of the Auditor General. Kerry was awarded a CNZM in 2011 for her services to local government, and is a distinguished Alumni of Victoria University.
		Keynote Speaker: Glen Sowry, Chief Executive Officer, Housing New Zealand Housing New Zealand’s Chief Executive Officer Glen Sowry brings extensive and broad experience in corporate leadership to his role. With almost 67,000 properties housing over 190,000 people, valued at more than $20 billion, Housing New Zealand is a substantial asset delivery, property management and customer service business. During his years at Housing New Zealand, Glen has steered the corporation through significant change. The New Zealand government’s social housing reform programme has required Housing New Zealand to adjust to a new competitive landscape. Glen’s leadership and focus on ‘getting the basics right’ has seen operational performance at Housing New Zealand improve year on year.
		Helen Morgan-Banda, Chief Executive Officer, Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners Helen is an experienced Chief Executive with a track record of delivering results, and building and developing high-performing teams and organisations. She has a strong focus on strategy and execution underpinned by good financial and business management skills. Her previous roles include being Head of Corporate Affairs for ANZ, Director of Marketing and Communications at Victoria University and Strategic Communications Manager in the Office of the New Zealand Prime Minister.
		Graham Billings, Executive Director, Franchise Association of New Zealand Graham was appointed Executive Director of the Franchise Association of New Zealand in 2008, the peak body for the franchising sector. In this role he is fully involved in maintaining and raising self-regulatory standards for franchising in New Zealand and the development of FANZ services to members. As FANZ Executive Director, for the last six years he has also acted as General Secretary of the World Franchise Council, the representative body for 45 franchise associations around the world.
		Tim McLeod, Regional Manager, Auckland Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand As Auckland Regional Manager for Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), Tim is responsible for leading the transformation of service delivery to more than 12,500 members across Auckland, Northland and the Pacific Islands. This year, Tim and his team championed the launch of the CA ANZ future[inc] paper: ‘Fast Forward – Leading in a Brave New World of Diversity’, hosting a panel discussion in Auckland that was broadcast live around New Zealand. With over 17 years’ experience in the accounting industry, Tim previously worked at EY and Inland Revenue. His business know how includes strategic and business development, helping forge his passion for creating platforms for diversity.
		Julie Hood, Chief Executive Officer, New Zealand Veterinary Association Julie Hood is the chief executive officer of the New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA), a position she was appointed to in 2007. As CEO she is charged with leading the development and implementation of the 2020-2030 vision and strategy for the profession in New Zealand. Prior to joining the NZVA, Julie worked in human health, holding a number of senior posts in public, private and not for profit hospital in Wellington. Julie holds a Master of Business Administration from Victoria Business School in Wellington, New Zealand. She is currently a trustee of the Elizabeth Veterinary Benevolent Fund and is a former board member of the Wellington Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Julie is also a member of the Australasian Society of Association Executives and the Institute of Directors in New Zealand. Julie is originally from Christchurch and in her spare time describes herself as an ageing fitness junky, walking up hills with friends while it is still dark in the mornings, being tormented into shape by personal trainers at her local gym, who are half her age and half her size, and most recently discovering that hot yoga is actually a total body and mind workout and is done in the dark for good reason.

Please note your registration includes: Two full days of concurrent sessions, all Meals both days (Morning tea, Lunch, Afternoon tea) and a ticket to the Symposium Gala Dinner.

The Australasian Society of Association Executives (AuSAE)