Fitzgerald to meet with not-for-profit leaders in Melbourne

Dr Fitzgerald will draw on the Productivity Commission’s draft report into the Review of the Contribution of the Not for Profit Sector due for release mid October. He will highlight the current issues confronting the sector and the opportunities that are emerging. He will further outline a proposed reform agenda that will improve relations between government, business and the sector and enhance the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the sector.

The session will be interactive, with question and discussion opportunities.

The symposium offers a day of stimulating sessions including:
• Recent case studies in legal matters affecting small to medium not-for-profit associations in Australia. How to avoid the same mistakes.
• Learn a new and simple Strategic Management Model. The simplest of tools that can focus your Board on what’s important.
• Hear a brief report on the 2009 NFP Remuneration Survey in the NFP sector.
• Join a leadership workshop on personality types on your Board and how to communicate with them. What is your colour?
• Know and understand the 45 competencies of the accredited Association Manager – how do you rate?

The symposium will be held on Monday 19 October at Crown Towers Hotel, Melbourne.

As part of the symposium, a Progressive Networking Dinner will be held on Sunday 18 October at the Hilton Melbourne South Wharf and Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Marina Elliott

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