Complimentary
28 January 2021
This interactive virtual discussion forum featured leading expert practitioners discussing key learnings from the past 12 months and the insights and actions we now need to be taking to make the most of the opportunities and challenges on the road to recovery in 2021.
Description
With the benefit of 2020 hindsight we now can fully appreciate the impact of the year on us as individuals, in the workplace and more broadly.
We held an interactive virtual discussion forum to discuss key learnings from the past 12 months and the insights and actions we now need to be taking to make the most of the opportunities and challenges on the road to recovery in 2021.
The forum featured leading expert practitioners who shared their experiences and views for the year ahead including Susan Bennett, Sarah Auva’a, Ronke Ekwensi, Sonya Sherman, Dr Peter Chapman, Aurelie Jacquet, Richard Kessler, Bryn Bowen, Andrew King, Daimhin Warner, Dean Gonsowski and Enzo Lisciotto.
Event Details
Date: January 28, 2021
Start time: 12:00 AEDT
End time: 13:30 AEDT
Venue: Zoom Meeting
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