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DESCRIPTION:Key Strategies and Solutions for Enhancing Leadership Effective
 ness and Career Advancement of Women in the Public Sector View the online 
 agenda here - http://bit.ly/1aSmsxf Liquid Learning is delighted to presen
 t The Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2014\, an inspirational lea
 dership development opportunity crafted for both existing and emerging lea
 ders in a variety of organisations. Featuring inspiring stories of transfo
 rmational leadership from senior leaders and practical strategies and solu
 tions from experts\, the event will provide delegates with the knowledge\,
  tools and motivation for women&rsquo\;s leadership advancement and career
  success in the complex and ever-changing New Zealand Public Sector. EXPLO
 RE &bull\; Inspiring stories of transformational leadership &bull\; Practi
 cal solutions to common career challenges &bull\; Key strategies and skill
 s to lead a diverse workforce in a complex and ever-evolving environment &
 bull\; Tactics to cultivate personal and team peak performance to support 
 the advancement of women FEATURED SPEAKERS &bull\; Carolyn Tremain Chief E
 xecutive and Comptroller New Zealand Customs Service &bull\; Dr Dianne McC
 arthy Chief Executive Royal Society of New Zealand &bull\; Naomi Ferguson 
 Commissioner and Chief Executive Inland Revenue &bull\; Superintendent San
 dra Manderson New Zealand Police &bull\; Parekawhia McLean Chief Executive
  Officer Waikato-Tainui Te Kauhanganui Inc &bull\; Colonel Angela Fitzsimo
 ns Director of Defence Intelligence New Zealand Defence Force &bull\; Lieu
 tenant Colonel Karyn Thompson Director Institute for Leader Development Ne
 w Zealand Defence College Chair New Zealand Defence Force Women&rsquo\;s D
 evelopment Steering Group &bull\; Rowena Phair Deputy Secretary\, Student 
 Achievement Group Ministry of Education &bull\; Cathy O&rsquo\;Malley Depu
 ty Director-General\, Sector Capability and Implementation Ministry of Hea
 lth &bull\; Debbie Chin Interim Chief Executive Capital and Coast District
  Health Board &bull\; Jo Avenell Group General Manager\, People and Capabi
 lity NZ Post Group Ltd &bull\; Andre van Heerden Director The Power of Int
 egrity Ltd &bull\; Dr Harold Hillman Managing Director Sigmoid Consulting 
 Ltd ABOUT THE EVENT To achieve excellence\, it is important to ensure that
  the best talents have the opportunity to be considered at the leadership 
 level. While the Public Sector workforce consists of 59% women\, there is 
 still an under-representation of women in senior leadership roles. Equal g
 ender representation at all levels is a concept that is in reach but there
  are still a variety of Public Sector challenges and cultural barriers tha
 t continue to make it difficult for women to access and maintain senior le
 vel leadership roles. The Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit will of
 fer an outstanding speaker faculty to bring content to life\, as speakers 
 offer perspective\, insight\, share experiences and provide practical advi
 ce on tackling problems and overcoming barriers to advancement in the New 
 Zealand Public Sector. It also explores what can be done by employers\, le
 aders and women themselves to navigate these challenges and facilitate the
  transition to senior level leadership. The summit will examine the comple
 x and ever changing nature of the New Zealand Public Sector and how peak p
 erformance can be cultivated in this unique culture. View the online agend
 a here - http://bit.ly/1aSmsxf To request more information or book your pl
 ace at this practical event\, contact Liquid Learning: Email: marketing@li
 quidlearning.co.nz or visit our website: www.liquidlearning.com.au Phone: 
 +64 9 927 1500\n
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LOCATION:The Intercontinental Hotel\n2 Grey Street\nWellington 6011 NZ\, We
 llington
SUMMARY: The Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2014
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