ANZSOG Information Session: Executive Fellows Program
This information session is for anyone who is interested to learn about the Australia and New Zealand School of Government’s (ANZSOG) Executive Fellows Program (EFP).
This transformational program is the flagship in our series of Leaderships Intensives. The EFP is immersive, demanding, and deeply rewarding – a rare opportunity to step back, widen your lens, and lead with renewed conviction.
Challenge assumptions and test ideas that will have influence.
Learn from thinkers shaping public systems worldwide.
Apply global insight to Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
Join us to learn about the EFP and how it is designed for senior public sector executives navigating the real work of change. An opportunity to refine leadership skills for system reform and strengthen public trust across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Event Details
Speakers
Professor Karise Hutchinson
Professor of Leadership at Ulster University and CEO of Illuminaire Leadership Institute, Karisse has spent more than 20 years in academia and brings deep expertise in leadership, strategy, and public value.
An award-winning researcher, author, and advisor, Karise’s work spans government, private, and third sectors organisations. She publishes widely, including through Illuminaire Press and her Leadership Letters on Substack, and serves on several international boards and leadership initiatives.
Adjunct Professor Jason Ardler
Jason Ardler is an Yuin man from the NSW South Coast. Jason is the co-founder of Thirriwirri, a 100% Aboriginal owned and operated consultancy with the purpose of supporting Aboriginal communities and others to work differently, confidently and effectively together, to achieve the social, cultural and economic aspirations of Aboriginal peoples. He is also co-founder and Chair of First Peoples Leading, a NFP that has delivered leadership development programs and executive coaching to over 500 First Nations people Australia-wide.
For more than 20 years, Jason held senior executive roles in both the public and university sectors in NSW. Most recently, Jason held the role of Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Indigenous Strategy and Services at the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Medicine and Health. Jason’s previous roles include, Head of Aboriginal Affairs NSW, leading Government strategy and reform in Aboriginal economic participation, community governance, land rights, culture and heritage, community safety, environmental health and service accountability, and Executive Director Culture and Heritage in the NSW Department of Environment and Climate Change.