Are you an Aboriginal Senior Leader working in the NSW public sector?

Registrations are now open for the rescheduled Aboriginal Senior Leaders forum. The forum will be a hybrid event, Wednesday 6 December 2023 from 10:00am to 1:00pm.

Aaron Clark and Luke Carroll will focus on harnessing 65,000 years of passing on knowledge and the characteristics of great storytellers. Participants will also be presented with storytelling tips & tricks and role modelling.

These forums are held regularly and are a key initiative of our refreshed Aboriginal Employment Strategy.

Register to secure your spot.

Event information

· Date: Wednesday 6 December 2023

· Time: 10:00am to 1:00pm

· Location: Sydney, Fishburners (level 2/11 York St, Sydney) and Online (MS teams link will be sent)

Luke Carroll is an incredible actor, television personality, podcaster and MC, Luke Carroll is among one of the most successful and well-known Indigenous Australian actors in the country.

Beginning his career as a child star in the kids' show Lift Off back in 1989, Luke has appeared in multiple feature films and television shows as well as numerous theatre productions over the last 3 decades across all networks and with the major theatre companies in the country.

He is a regular host of the Australian children's television show Play School, a regular presenter on Channel 7's travel and lifestyle show Sydney Weekender and the Big Mob Brekky program on NITV during NAIDOC Week.

Aaron Clark is a proud descendant from the Tjap Whurrung/ Kirrae Whurrongpeople of the Marr nation.

He is a lead facilitator at University of New South Wales at Australian Graduate School of Management (AGSM), facilitating several Alumni gatherings and educational courses and in 2020 was appointed an Adjunct Faculty Member of AGSM UNSW.

Please share these event details with your network of Aboriginal senior leaders (at the Clerk Grade 11/12 and or equivalent and above).

If you have any questions, please email diversity.inclusion@psc.nsw.gov.au