Embracing Change

Tue. 21 Mar, 2017 9:00am - 11:00am AWST
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AUD $30.00 - AUD $40.00
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AUD $30.00 - AUD $40.00
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Please join us for a morning tea with Marcus Stafford, CEO, The Multiple Sclerosis Society of WA as he talks about his views in an uncertain and challenging time in the Social and Community Services sector.


‘It’s not a time to cower in the corner, it’s a time to embrace the opportunity, to make smart and ethical decisions that will safeguard the rich promise of the future’.


Kelly Dudgeon, IR & Safety Policy Officer, CCI will also be opening the floor to allow attendees to raise any concerns in relation to the implementation of the NDIS, the changing operational environment and organisational sustainability in the sector, as well as providing a brief update on CCI’s policy forum.


About Marcus Stafford:


Marcus Stafford has held senior management positions in large and small organisations around the world. Those various roles have covered off the key seven bases of business. Industries have included banking, freight forwarding/logistics, management consulting and not-for-profit.


Marcus is currently the CEO of MSWA in Western Australia, an organisation with 650 staff. For the last three years, he has also led the turnaround of the MS Society in South Australia and the Northern Territory.


In 2015 he won AIM’s national award for Australia’s Not-For-Profit Manager of the Year.   


Event Details:


Time: 9.00am - 11.00am (registration opens at 9.00am for a 9:30am start)


Date: Tuesday, 21 March 2017


Venue: CCI Function Centre, 180 Hay Street East Perth


RSVP: Tuesday, 14 March 2017 (only cancellations received prior to the RSVP date with be entitled to a refund) 




For any queries, please contact the CCI Events team


T: 08 9365 7500


E: [email protected]


 

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CCIWA Function Centre 180 Hay Street
East Perth, WA 6004