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Half Day | Max. 16 Participants
Workshop Outcomes
- Clarify personal identity and values beyond work
- Create a personal legacy
- Prioritise goals to facilitate a pre-exit and post-work life
Topics Covered
- Clarify personal identify and values beyond work. Thinking beyond the 'bucket list'
- Create a personal legacy and purpose. How do you wish to be remembered?
- Prioritise goals to facilitate a post-work life
Location
- Willing to work remote
- Willing to work interstate
- Willing to work internationally
How can this workshop be delivered?
- Face to face
Overview
We are all familiar with the situation in which we introduce ourselves or meet someone for the first time. Beyond the exchange of names, the next question is almost always ‘what do you do?’. When we are engaged in building our careers and perhaps undertaking some further education, ‘what we do’ is not usually difficult to articulate. In fact, ‘what we do’ becomes the anchor which defines us to others and provides the cues which people use to build a picture of our professional profiles, successes and achievements.
Who are we and what defines us when we plan to ‘retire’? Even the word ‘retire’ is largely outdated in the 21st century. What will ‘retirement’ look like for you and when should you plan this next phase of your life?
This workshop explores the various aspects of this phenomenon. It will take participants beyond the usual discussion about financial planning which is important but not the focus of this workshop.
The workshop is interactive and practical in nature.
Workshop Outcomes
- Clarify personal identity and values beyond work
- Create a personal legacy
- Prioritise goals to facilitate a pre-exit and post-work life
Topics Covered
- Clarify personal identify and values beyond work. Thinking beyond the 'bucket list'
- Create a personal legacy and purpose. How do you wish to be remembered?
- Prioritise goals to facilitate a post-work life
Who is this workshop for
This workshop is ideally for individuals who are 2-5 years from retirement.
Handouts/materials provided
All handouts supplied by facilitator
What to bring
A notebook and writing utensils would be helpful
Facilitator
About the facilitator
Julie's area of passion is the development of leaders with integrity. Julie has had a long career in education and the public service. Her public service encompassed both state and federal agencies including: Department of Premier and Cabinet, The Office of the Auditor General and The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. In these roles her work included the provision of advice on government policies, the preparation of Ministerial briefing notes, responses to Parliamentary Questions and Ministerial speeches.
She has two undergraduate degrees, in Education and the Arts, a Masters of Industrial Relations and a Doctorate which examined Ethical Leadership conducted with Chief Executive Officers of both the public and private sectors.
Her research and corporate work has covered such areas as values held by university students, the ethical dilemmas faced by local government planners, police and executives in Sri Lanka.
She has conducted many forums on ethics and leadership in both the public and private sectors at a state and national level. Julie has also been invited to work and present on ethics and leadership internationally in Sri Lanka, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and, most recently, Italy.
Julie taught Business Ethics and Corporate Governance at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. She has appeared regularly in various media outlets including radio, television and print media speaking about business ethics.
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About the facilitator
Julie's area of passion is the development of leaders with integrity. Julie has had a long career in education and the public service. Her public service encompassed both state and federal agencies including: Department of Premier and Cabinet, The Office of the Auditor General and The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. In these roles her work included the provision of advice on government policies, the preparation of Ministerial briefing notes, responses to Parliamentary Questions and Ministerial speeches.
She has two undergraduate degrees, in Education and the Arts, a Masters of Industrial Relations and a Doctorate which examined Ethical Leadership conducted with Chief Executive Officers of both the public and private sectors.
Her research and corporate work has covered such areas as values held by university students, the ethical dilemmas faced by local government planners, police and executives in Sri Lanka.
She has conducted many forums on ethics and leadership in both the public and private sectors at a state and national level. Julie has also been invited to work and present on ethics and leadership internationally in Sri Lanka, Singapore, China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia and, most recently, Italy.
Julie taught Business Ethics and Corporate Governance at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Western Australia. She has appeared regularly in various media outlets including radio, television and print media speaking about business ethics.
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