Networking Lunch (Brisbane): Creating a Behaviour Based Culture
This event is now closed for online registrations, if you are interested in attending please email events@ausae.org.au.
The Networking
We invite you to take a couple of hours out of your day to connect with others in the industry to discuss high level topics of real importance, develop new relationships and gain critical information. This is a rare opportunity to network with other CEOs and senior management professionals from charities, associations and other non-profit organisations. Ample opportunity will be given for you to discuss issues and network with others.
The Topic
Join Michelle Trute, Chief Executive Officer at Diabetes Queensland for a conversation that will challenge you to explore the behaviours you are really wanting your staff and volunteers to adopt in your organisation. How do you define these behaviours and more importantly how do you measure against them.
Michelle will provide key take aways about the knowledge of a process and framework that you can easily adopt to any size organisation from the Directors to volunteers.
Attend this luncheon to hear how Michelle implemented this framework at Diabetes Queensland, and the challenges and opportunities she faced during this time.
The Speaker
Michelle Trute, Chief Executive Officer at Diabetes Queensland
Diabetes Queensland has been fortunate to have Michelle leading the organisation benefiting from her insightful mix of best practice governance and business endeavours.
Previously she has successfully established a number of businesses in Australia and was the Director of her own international company. A seasoned internationally and national speaker; sharing her experiences on business that includes governance, strategy, and culture paradigms, and well as her pet project staff wellness in ‘Healthy Staff equals Healthy Profits’. She educates directors, executives, professionals, and workforces. Taking the high level strategies to a platform that both executives and general staff could understand in a practical and tangible way.
Michelle is no stranger to media previous to Diabetes Queensland she was contracted to Channel Nine for weekly presentations on the hot topics of health, as well as her own program on ABC radio and her weekly columns in Saturdays Courier Mail. Michelle soon had a couple of best sellers on the shelves, and after 250,000 copies of each she was recognized as a Finalist of Telstra Business Women Awards.
More recently Michelle has lead Diabetes Queensland into a rapid growth phase, in response to the diabetes epidemic, her achievements were recognized by her peers and was awarded the Australian Institute of Management Award for ‘Management Excellence’ in the not for profit sector for her efforts.
More recently, Michelle was invited to attend Harvard University. At Harvard she was identified in the highly competitive “Performance Measurement for Highly Effective not for profits” where she had the opportunity to show case some of the work that Diabetes Queensland has been able to achieve of late in the endeavor to improve the lives of people living with diabetes. 2014 saw Michelle's community work throughout Queensland recognised by her being awarded the prestigious 'leading 125 women' by the YWCA alongside Dame Quentin Bryce.
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