What does it mean to be a custodian of something larger than yourself? Join us for a special GLF Connect Summer Event at the iconic Carrick Hill, where leadership, culture, history and community come together in conversation.

In discussion with Kathryn House AM, Heather Croall AM, Director of Carrick Hill and fellow GLF alumna, will share insights from her remarkable leadership journey across Australia's arts, cultural and creative sectors.

Together, they will explore why culture and history remain relevant in modern leadership, and what it takes to balance legacy with innovation, community expectations with sustainability, and tradition with change.

Set amongst 100 acres of stunning gardens and heritage surrounds in the Adelaide foothills, this event offers the opportunity to reflect on leadership through a different lens while enjoying one of South Australia's most treasured destinations.

Expect fresh perspectives on stewardship, leadership and creating impact beyond your own tenure, along with meaningful conversation and connections.

Who should come: GLF alumni, foundation and honorary members, supporters and sponsors interested in leadership, culture, community and the stewardship of people, places and institutions.

Stay afterwards for refreshments, networking and the chance to celebrate the year with the GLF community in a relaxed summer setting.

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