Date |
Event Type |
Details |
10 & 11 June and 23 & 24 June 2008
Melbourne |
Executive Workshop
4 days |
Policy Skills Program
Course Leaders:
Prof John Alford, ANZSOG
Dr Deirdre O’Neill, ANZSOG
The course is open to experienced managers in the Victorian Public Service. The most appropriate VPS levels
would be 5 and 6..
This is a four-day course designed to develop a range of skills in the policy arena. Topics include: how government
works; the policy process, including the policy cycle, analysis, options and decision-making; the nature and use of
economic tools in policy-making; stakeholder engagement; and building strategic capacity for policy-making.
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25-27 June 2008
Melbourne |
Executive Workshop
3 days |
Policy and Strategy for the Innovation Economy
Course Leader:
Professor Jonathon West, Director, Australian Innovation Research Centre
A course for public sector policy makers and managers who need to understand and contribute to the role of
government in stimulating the innovation economy in Australia.
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4 July 2008
12.15-2.00pm
Brisbane |
Public Lecture
1.75 hours |
New Federalism: The role of the States in governing the nation
Keynote speaker:
The Hon. Anna Bligh, MP
Premier of Queensland
Welcome address by Prof Patrick Weller, Premier of Queensland
Chair of Governance and Public Management
Vote of Thanks by Prof Allan Fels AO, Dean, ANZSOG
Venue:
Grand Ballroom, Hilton Hotel
Queen Street, Brisbane
Cost:
Non-members $139 (incl GST)
ANZSOG Alumni/IPAA Members $119 (incl GST)
The fee includes a seated lunch
Register
Enquiries to Natasha Karos 03 8344 1984 or n.karos@anzsog.edu.au
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21 & 22 August 2008
Wellington |
Executive Workshop
1.5 days |
Managing IT in the Public Sector
Course Leaders:
Prof Michael Vitale
This course is aimed at managers who are involved in decisions regarding significant investments in Information Technology
in the public sector. Such managers would typically be members of a work group, project team, IT steering committee,
or IT governance board. The decisions regard budgeting for IT, IT investment selection and prioritisation, and
IT project management.
The course focuses on the creation and maintenance of durable working relationships that support the effective use of
information technology to achieve organisational goals. Thus the participation of colleagues from a single organisation
is likely to be particularly beneficial, and is encouraged.
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11 & 12 September 2008
Melbourne |
Conference
2 days |
Annual Conference 2008
ANZSOG's major annual conference this year focuses on federalism and inter-governmental relations.
With a new Federal government in Australia keen to drive the COAG reform agenda and four historic COAG meetings
in one year, the need to achieve more effective partnerships at a Federal-state level in particular and relations
between all tiers of government in general has never been more pronounced.
Register your interest, and hold a place in your diary
Register Your Interest
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30 November - 5 December 2008
Wellington |
Executive Workshop
5.5 days |
Managing Regulation, Enforcement and Compliance
Course Leader:
Prof Malcolm Sparrow, Harvard University
The course is designed for senior policymakers and senior enforcement officials who oversee, support,
or run organisations that have a significant regulatory or enforcement component.
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7 - 11 December 2008
Sydney |
Executive Workshop
4.5 days |
Managing Risks to Integrity in the Public Sector
Course Leader:
Prof Malcolm Sparrow, Harvard University
This course is designed for senior public sector executives, who may serve in a range of different agencies and roles
over time. It will be particularly useful for executives undergoing a transition from one setting to another, or
being promoted into more senior managerial roles.
The course is aimed at SES and senior managers for managing risks to integrity is an important strategic issue
rather than specialists in the field.
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