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T SEINAATE LEAES
The ater Leaders of Tomorrow Seminaris a new initiative of the
Internationalaterorum supported by the International
aterCentre, Australian ater Associationand Engineers ithout
Borders.
The purpose of this seminar is to inspire and empower youngwater
industry professionals and encourage their continuedinvolvement in
the water sector. The orum is aimed at
showcasing young water industry professionals
undertakinginnovative and leadership roles in the Australian
waterindustry through case study presentations.
highlighting the key factors and processes that enable
youngwater professionals to work in this way (orkshops)
seeking support from present-day water industry leadersfor
people entering the water industry to be inspired andempowered to
take on new challenges
orkshop outputs, as a report will be sent to senior
Australianwater industry leaders including the President of AA,CE
National ater Commission; Queensland epartmentof Environment and
esource anagement senior staffrepresentative; and Local Government
senior representatives.
As there is currently a shortage of professionals in the
waterindustry, we anticipate that the ater Leaders of
TomorrowSeminar will inspire young professionals to commit to the
waterindustry and gain a better knowledge of the depth and
breadthof opportunities available to them.
pen to students as well as water industry professionals
2-3 years into their careers, the ater Leaders of
TomorrowSeminar will provide the perfect networking platform for
thosetrying to forge their career path, broaden their
networkingopportunities and expand their vision.
EGISTE B 13 A 2011There is no registration fee for this event
but you do need to llin the registration form (back page) and email
to:
Phoebe White, Events and Admin Assistant
International aterorum
Ph: 07 3123 7766 ext 201Email: [email protected]
PGA
8:30am 9:00am Registration, Tea and Coffee
9:00am 9:30am Welcome
9:30am 10:30am Session 1
Case Study 1 Integrated ateranagement and ining: Chartingan
Emerging Career Path, NathanCammerman, I Consulting,Brisbane
Case Study 2 ecognizing andCapitalizing on the reedom toInnovate
in Large ater rganizations
10:30am 11:30am Morning Tea
11:30am 1:00pm Session 2
Case Study 3 atching Institutionalorm and unction: here to Now
forthe ater Industry? Jim Pruss, SEQater
Workshop A In small groups:Identifying key factors and
processesleading to innovation and leadershipin the water industry;
applying thesefactors and processes to a scenario.In the large
group: sharing key factors
and processes; lessons gained fromapplying these to a
scenario
1:00pm 2:00pm Lunch
2:00pm 3:15pm Session 3
Workshop B In small groups:Applying key factors and
processesidentied to participants worksituations what works? hat
needs tobe changed? hy?
3:15pm 3:45pm Afternoon Tea
3:45pm 4:30pm Session 4
Workshop C In the large group:
sharing lessons gained from orkshopB, answering the question hat
arethe key factors and processes thatparticipants have identied
will enableand empower young innovative, waterindustry leaders in
Australia?
Closing remarks Charting a wayforward, communicating
workshopoutputs as a discussion report to betabled with Australian
water industryleaders, co-facilitators and forumorganizing
committee.
4:30pm Networking opportunities
Monday 30 May 2011, 9:00am 4:30pm
Department of Primary Industries Conference Facility
80 Ann Street, Brisbane Queensland
Supportedby:
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PARTICIPAT DTAILS
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Age bracket (please tick box): 20 25 26 30 31 -35
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EGISTATIN
T SEINAATE LEAES
Monday 30 May 2011, 9:00am 4:30pm
Department of Primary Industries Conference Facility
80 Ann Street, Brisbane Queensland
