Corruption Prevention Network Discussion Group - Parramatta CBD
Description
CPN + Sam McKenzie (Skodel): practical scenarios, shared learnings, and building networks to strengthen workplace corruption prevention.
Join the Corruption Prevention Network Face-to-face Discussion Group!
Join the Corruption Prevention Network (CPN) and Sam McKenzie, Director of Psychosocial Compliance and Engagement at Skodel, for an interactive, face-to-face discussion group focused on strengthening corruption prevention at the frontline through case studies and scenarios involving workplace culture as a risk control.
Our discussion groups provide a valuable opportunity to connect in person, exchange insights, and raise awareness of key issues impacting ethical workplaces. This small-group session is designed to bring the learning to life through practical, scenario-based discussion with peers.
Please note - due to nature of this event, attendance is limited to a maximum of 20 participants.
The event will take place in the Parramatta CBD and exact location details will be shared after registration is confirmed. Lunch will be provided.
What to Expect
This session will be structured around practical, real-world scenarios, enabling participants to:
Explore common corruption prevention challenges
Share experiences and strategies across organisations
Learn from peers in a trusted, collaborative environment
Translate insights into practical workplace actions
Designed as an extension of our popular seminar series, the discussion group helps bring learning to life and supports the development of a strong network of practitioners committed to ethical leadership and integrity.
Why Attend?
Build your professional network across sectors
Gain practical, actionable insights
Contribute to shaping future CPN education topics
Strengthen your organisation’s approach to corruption prevention
FAQs
- Is CPD/CPE issued for this event?
Yes - if you require proof of CPD/CPE, please mention this to a CPN representative on the day.
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