Mindset Matters Leading with Purpose during times of Uncertainty

While many were excited at the prospect of saying farewell to 2020, we cannot forget that the new year will continue to deliver numerous challenges. Some challenges will be similar to those we have already experienced however some will be new and require us to respond with confidence even when facing uncertainty. In 2021, the environment will continue to change and as leaders, we must remain agile and be prepared to adapt as challenges arise. As individuals, the only thing that we can control is how we respond to these challenges, and how we choose to lead our people. This session will focus on how you take control of your mindset and lead with purpose, ensuring that you (not the environment) are driving the action and decisions that you make in your personal or professional life. This workshop is aimed at leaders interested in boosting their mindset for positive change and growth, with the session recognising that leadership begins at home, therefore anyone in a leadership role at home, at work, at school or in a voluntary capacity is welcome to attend.

Currently Managing Director of IMPACT Community Services, Tanya O'Shea has over 20 years of executive leadership experience in the NFP sector. Tanya has achieved success in building formidable teams and creating business growth, diversification, and financial viability by pairing her evidence-based understanding of human behaviour with a pragmatic business approach. She has a flair for developing business and social enterprise models that drive social change, respond to service gaps, and create opportunities for some of the most vulnerable in the community. Committed to leadership development, building strong relationships, creating purpose, and embedding innovation into the DNA of an organisation, Tanya is genuinely committed to building future-ready leaders who can thrive in an ever changing world.

Sponsored by Zonta Club of Hervey Bay Inc. We encourage industry, business and community organisation leaders, education staff and student leaders, aspirants and all community leaders to participate.