Leading with Courage
14-15 November 2019, Melbourne
TIME | SESSION |
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8:00am | Registrations open |
8:50am | Attendees invited to take their seats |
9:00 – 9.15am | Welcome & introduction Peggy Kern | Associate Professor, Centre for Positive Psychology |
9.15-10.15am | Keynote: Leading with Courage Dina Pozzo |Lead Facilitator, Courage Conference; Founder of insium and Leading with Courage; certified facilitator of Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead ™ program |
10.15-10.25am | Courage in practice (& Courage Play) An opportunity to practise the lessons from Dina’s keynote. |
10.25 – 10.40am | Courage Couch: Courage to change the world
As one of the world’s top-50 “badass women”, identified by America’s InStyle magazine, Sandra Capponi has shown courage on numerous occasions. She’s been courageous in the corporate world, helping NAB redirect its capital into ethical initiatives such as women-owned and Indigenous-owned businesses; she’s been courageous in her career leaving a fulltime role for a start-up as a co-founder of ethical fashion app Good on You; and she’s been courageous in her engagement with the world of fashion giving clothing companies an ethical rating. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
10.40 – 10.45am | Courage in Practice |
10.45 – 11.15am | Morning tea Be courageous – introduce yourself to someone new! |
11.15-11.30am | Courage Couch: Leadership and courageous conversations
Throughout her career, Jaime McCoy has been a champion of courageous conversations and always believed in the value of feedback. With a commitment to learning and development, Jaime will explore the role courage plays in being able to admit mistakes and identify areas for development. As a leading CEO, Jaime is also aware of the courage needed to succeed as a woman in the workplace, and the courage to tackle big issues in the community. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
11.30-11.35am | Courage Play |
11.35am – 12.35pm | Courage 360 panel discussion Exploring the role courage plays in corporate, government and non-profit settings from leading yourself to leading an organisation.The panel will include:
Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
12.35 – 12.45pm | Courage in practice An opportunity to practise the lessons identified in the Courage 360 panel |
12.45 – 1.00pm | Courage Couch: Training for courage
As a post graduate student Jak Hancock participated in Dina Pozzo’s Courageous Self Program. As a result, he built up his courage reserves to embark on a new chapter in his life, running his own business. With a focus on fitness and wellbeing training, Jak understands the important role courage plays in taking on and tackling big roles; and the importance of courage in all aspects of our lives. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
1.00-2.00pm | Lunch and networking |
2.00-2.10pm | Courage play |
2.10-2.25pm | Courage couch: A world of courage
With a keen interest in developing women and alleviating poverty, Professor Marianne Roux has observed courage in a range of contexts around the world. With the courage to find her own voice, and help others find their voice, Marianne is a researcher who also runs her own global leadership and transformation consulting firm operating across Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific. Her research and work focus on organisations, leaders and human resource functions in the new world of work. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
2.25-3.00pm | Courage in practice BRAVING Trust: Brené Brown’s seven elements of trust |
3:00 – 3.15pm | Courage couch: Empowering marginalised women
Back in Australia after an incredible – and life changing – journey which saw her visit Dublin, Monte Carlo, Paris, London, Belize, Denver, Ennis and Nepal, Stephanie Wollard OAM has been using courage to change the world. The UN Award Winner for Responsible Business is passionate about creating enterprises with generous, talented people, which equip those who live on the margins with the skills they need to thrive and become leaders in their communities. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
3.15 – 3.35pm | Afternoon tea |
3.35-3.55pm | Courage couch: A day in the life
It takes a courageous individual to hand over decision making to a colleague. Likewise, it takes courage to make decisions on behalf of that person while they’re sitting across the table from you. As part of an organisational leadership initiative, Kaye and Nicole spent a day (or closer to three months) learning from each other. The duo will reflect on the courage to take advantage of bi-directional mentoring opportunities, and the courage to take the lead (formally and informally). Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
3.55– 4.00pm | Courage play |
4.00 – 4.15pm | Courage couch: Climate for courage
If there’s one area in society where courage is critical, it’s the global fight to combat climate change. Elizabeth Foley is using courage to help shape her work with the Climate Reality Project, an organisation dedicated to sharing the truth of climate disruption with communities around the world and empowering people with the knowledge and tools to help create a sustainable future. Elizabeth has also applied courage in her career, leaving corporate and consulting jobs to make a difference in the non-profit world. Hosted by Lina Caneva, Journalist and Media Consultant |
4.15-4.50pm | Courage to take a stand |
4.50 – 5.00pm | Closing remarks |
5.00-5.30pm | Networking |