Upcoming Conferences and Events for Public Sector Professionals

The Enhancing Government Outcomes & Performance Measurement conference is all about achieving better results. With sessions on everything from key priorities to enhance performance, to simplifying outcomes and moving beyond KPIs, you’ll leave with the tools to set clear performance targets and embed stronger frameworks in your department.

The 2nd Annual Transforming the Finance Function in Government conference brings together finance leaders to explore strategies that lead to the improvement of efficiency in the finance function, across federal and state departments, agencies and local government.

The Women in Project, Portfolio & Program Management Leadership Masterclass is specifically designed for female leaders in the project, portfolio, program & PMO space.

Facilitated by industry expert Ruth McGowan OAM, the Women in Local Government Leadership Masterclass will assist women leaders to build their legacy. Learn the advanced skills and knowledge needed to enable you to grow in your career and make greater contribution to the performance of your organisation, benefiting communities now and into the future.

This Public Sector Workplace Mental Health Strategies conference, taking place on 3rd - 5th December 2019 in Canberra is an essential opportunity for government agencies to better understand how to navigate the issue of employee mental health.

The Public Sector Women in Leadership Masterclass has been designed to equip you with the tools you need to navigate a successful career in the Australian public sector. You will learn strategies to help you overcome barriers to success faced by women and develop the skills, team and productivity you need to succeed.

Criterion Conferences is excited to announce The Hon Julie Bishop as keynote at the 8th Public Sector Women in Leadership Conference, taking place on 18th - 22nd November at the QT Canberra.

Construction, infrastructure, engineering, and architecture are ready for shifts in their foundations. Changes to technology, regulations, and the customer experience are placing pressure for evolution and responsiveness, putting to question the legacy mindsets that have dominated the industry for years.

As we look to the future, how can these industries become structurally flexible? How can we rethink the application of leadership to respond to external influences and opportunities?

Implementing robust records and information management infrastructure can save resources and fuel your organisation's growth in the digital age. The challenge lies in constructing an information governance framework and change management strategy amidst disruption.

Gain the guidance and direction you need to overcome the unique challenges of the Northern Territory. You'll learn how to unlock networking opportunities in rural communities, develop your leadership skills, accelerate your professional growth, and broaden your horizons with practical career advancement strategies

As the importance of people-centred data increases, all levels of the Australian government are beginning to realise the benefits of institutional collaboration. Through the analysis and observation of data, the public sector can establish services that provide a better quality of living to Australian society.