The Leadership Institute’s fifth Authentic Leadership Summit, taking place on 17-20 March, will focus on the core tenets of authentic leadership and how you can employ its principles in the workplace to drive better business outcomes and make the world a better place at the same time.
Dana Lightbody, CEO of The Leadership Institute, the creators of the Authentic Leadership Summit said, “We expect the 2020 Authentic Leadership Summit to be a sell-out summit and our biggest year to date based on recent workplace trends and employee motivations. Employees are now increasingly passionate about discovering their ‘why’ and working out their most important values as a leader, all in the pursuit for true purpose in their workplace and career.”
Authentic leadership has huge benefits for business—it’s been proven to boost organisational performance by 40%. At the Authentic Leadership Summit, over 21 of Australia’s top CEOs and MDs will share personal stories and help guide current leaders to develop their leadership skills through authenticity, openness and trust.
From keynotes and case studies to panel discussions, sessions will focus on discovering your ‘why’, clarifying your values, building organisational trust, creating a culture of high-performance, and how to support, engage and empower people to succeed.
The Authentic Leadership Summit 2020 line-up of the speakers includes: Ita Buttrose, Chair of the ABC, Media Trailblazer, Health Advocate and Author; Roger Eaton, Former Global CEO, KFC; Katrina Troughton, MD, IBM; Tom Rogers Electoral Commissioner, Australian Electoral Commission; Judy Slayter, CEO, Australian Red Cross; Tim Kelsey, CEO, Australian Digital Health Agency; Mike Baird, Chief Customer Office & 44th Premier of NSW, NAB; Tom Davey CEO, GoGet; Leon Zwier, Partner, Board Director and Ethics Commissioner, Arnold Bloch Leibler; Tim MacKinnon, Managing Director, ebay; Ümit Subasi Former President, Campbell International; Peter Filipovic, CEO, Carlton United Breweries; Susan Martin, Managing Director, Johnson & Johnson Medical; Markus Zusak, Author, The Book Thief; Natalie Feehan, General Manager Marketing and Direct, MYOB; Time Fung, Founder & CEO, Airtasker; Karen Lawson, MD, Spotify; and Vikram Pawah, CEO, BMW.
Event Details
- Date/Time: Tuesday 17 March, Pre-Conference Workshops 9am-4pm,
- Wednesday 18 March, Summit Day 1, 9am-5.30pm, networking drinks to follow
- Thursday 19 March, Summit Day 2, 9am-5pm
- Friday 20 March, Post-Conference Workshops, 9am-4pm
- Location: View by Sydney, Pier 2, 13 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay NSW 2000
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