Friday 7 November : INJECT NEW ENERGY, REINVENT YOUR LEADERSHIP
Morning Keynote at Sydney Living Museums - The Mint
Masterclass: MUSEUMS NEED COMMUNICATORS TO BE LEADERS
Will Dallimore, Director of Public Engagement, Royal Academy of Arts, London
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Workshops at Sydney Living Museums - The Mint and Hyde Park Barracks Museum
- WORD POWER: SHAPING MEANING THROUGH LANGUAGE AND MULTIMODALITY
Jennifer Blunden, University of Technology, Sydney / Research Fellow, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
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- CHANGE MANAGEMENT IN CULTURAL SPACE
Martin Barden, Director, Development & Enterprises, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
- REINVENTING THE MUSEUM: BUILDING AUDIENCES THROUGH RESEARCH
Jackson Pellow, Manager Brand and Marketing, Australian National Maritime Museum (ANMM) Sydney
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- ORGANISATIONAL AGILITY
Martin Blake, NSW Chairman, KPMG
- LEADERSHIP FROM WITHIN, REIGNITING OPTIMISM IS TODAY'S WORKPLACE
Suzanne Salter, Director and Founder of Leadership Nouveau
- A POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY PERSPECTIVE
Aija Bruvere, Director, ABM Consulting
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IDCA Awards Ceremony
Keynote: COURSE OF ACTION. KEY LEADERSHIP LESSONS FROM A LIFETIME OF POLAR EXPLORATION
Tim Jarvis AM, Environmental scientist, author and adventurer
Panel: WOMEN IN CHARGE: WOMEN WHO CHANGE
Louise Herron AM, CEO, Sydney Opera House, Rose HIscock, Director, Powerhouse: Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences and Kim McKay AO, Director & CEO, Australian Museum
Closing keynotes at the Art Gallery NSW
- Keynote: CAN YOUR ORGANISATION BECOME AN AGENT FOR POSITIVE CHANGE?
Michael Lloyd White, General Secretary, The World Kindness Movement
- Key Learnings:
Corinne Estrada, CEO, Agenda and Mark Goggin, Director, Sydney Living Musuems
Sydney Farewell Party at the Australian National Maritime Museum
The Australian National Maritime Museum is proud to host the Sydney closing night event of CTM14. Join us for drinks and entertainment as the sun sets over the western city skyline and enjoy truly unique views of the museum’s fleet of beautifully restored historic vessels, Captain Cook’s HMB Endeavor replica and the Cape Bowling Green Lighthouse.
The evening will commence with an Indigenous smoking ceremony and welcome to country followed by traditional dance performances by the Jannawi Dance Clan accompanied by didgeridoo player and song man. The name Jannawi means ‘with you, with me’ in the Darug language of NSW.
On display will be a traditional Indigenous canoe or ‘Nawi’ which has been jointly built by maritime museum staff and Indigenous craftspeople. Delegates will have the chance to talk with canoe builders about this traditional form of boat building rarely seen on public display.
Guests will also enjoy music from and a local DJ and a selection of Australian beer and wine as well as an exciting array of fresh local canapes.
Dates, times and programme may be subject to change