Want to learn how differences can actually build teamwork and collaboration?
Keen to bridge the generation “gaps” amongst your team?
In our teams there are so many ways that we can be different – age, gender, and culture are just a few. This can in turn lead to a wide variety of perspectives, communication styles, expectations, and work styles. These differences can be the cause of tension and frustration BUT they can also spark new ways of thinking and working!
Get ready to take your team's work to the next level!
Our Guest Speakers will share their insights into why we are sometimes challenged by differences and how to crack the generation gap. Our Panel of local business people will share their first-hand experience supporting their team's growth through embracing differences.
Together we'll explore:
- Why we can find differences challenging
- The generation gap – what it is and how it can impact our teams and business
- First hand examples of how to support team members navigate differences
- Ways to harness the power of differences in your team
Guest Presenters
Bianka Schulz-Allan
Manager/Clinical Psychologist
Bianka is the Manager of Mayo Private Hospital’s Mental Health Outpatient department and the Mayo Injury Management Service.
Bianka completed her undergraduate psychology degree in Germany in 2006 before moving to Australia in 2007. After 10 years working in the Northern Territory, Bianka relocated to Forster and has worked at Forster Private, Tobwabba, Clinical Psychology Solutions (Clinical Lead) before joining the team at Mayo Private.
Bianka has been trained in the scientist practitioner model and operates from an evidenced-based assessment and treatment framework.
Meg Campbell
Coast to Country HR
Meg holds 15 years’ experience working in the HR, ER/IR & WHS space, across all industries from heavy industry, transport, finance, disability & community services sector to agriculture.
With a focus on aligning big picture strategies to day-to-day business processes and people initiatives, Meg has held numerous HR leadership positions and developed a strong business acumen to support your organisation. Balancing people orientated outcomes with costs centric solutions, Meg has experience guiding business leaders to get the best from their team within reasonable budgets.
Your Panellists
ADAM HOLT, Director - General Manager Mackies
LEANNE JAMES - Director, Kindilan
KATE DUNN - Mid Coast Community Connector
Event details
Date: Wednesday 28 May 2024
Time: 8:30am - 11:30am
Location: Taree Universities Campus, 2 Pulteney Street Taree
Cost:
- Enhance Program member - $50+GST per ticket
- General admission - $65+GST per ticket
- Includes morning tea
Registrations close 23rd May.
Spaces are strictly limited, book your spot today!
This workshop is designed for:
- Business owners
- Managers
- Team leaders
- Shift supervisors
- Leading hands
