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Go to our registration website at www.apscregistration.gov.au

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Simply fax the completed registration form to 02 6250 4089

Date

Thursday, 8 December 2011

Registration 7.10 am
Prompt start 7.20 am
Finish 8.45 am

Fees and charges

$115.00 (GST inclusive)

Location

Old Parliament House
Queen Victoria Terrace
Parkes, ACT

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The SES Breakfast Series are events that provide participants with a forum to hear and interact with leading speakers on contemporary issues, which are relevant to their work.

There are two ways to register to attend SES breakfasts.  You can register to attend individual events by downloading the flyer for each event, completing the details and faxing it to the listed number.  Alternatively, the SES events subscription provides the opportunity to attend SES events at a discounted rate.  Subscribers will be emailed information about forthcoming events as they are confirmed.

Take the opportunity to hear and interact with leading, high profile Australian and international speakers on issues relevant to contemporary challenges faced by the Australian Public Service:

SES Events Subscription 2011 – 2012

Upcoming events

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Past events

8 December 2011
Opportunity for all – Banking on skills and knowledge - Mr Graeme Innes AM, Disability Discrimination Commissioner and Race Discrimination Commissioner.

16 November 2011
St. Vincent de Paul: No Fanfare – but results
, Mr Anthony Thornton MBE, National President.

16 September 2011
Building a culture of service excellence - lessons from Service Canada for senior leaders
- Richard Rochefort, Vice President of Program Operations, Canada School of Public Service

31 August 2011
Building and leading a culture for success
- Carolyn Taylor, Author, Walking the talk

15 June 2011
Making a federal case out of it: promoting reform in the COAG context
- Ms Mary Ann O’Loughlin, Executive Councillor and Head of Secretariat COAG Reform Council

5 May 2011
Strategic Challenges of the Asian Century
- Professor Hugh White, Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University

7 April 2011
Contemporary approaches to nurturing talent
- Chris Blake, Executive General Manager, Australia Post

10 March 2011
Minority Government – 6 months on
- Bernard Wright, Clerk of the House of Representatives.

23 November 2010
Challenges of leadership - a view from academia
- Ian Chubb, Chancellor, Australian National University

19 October 2010
National Security and Public Policymaking: Intersections and Limits
- Professor Michael L'Estrange, AO, Director, National Security College

22 September 2010
The challenges of ‘joining up’ government – a view from local government
- Councillor Geoff Lake, President, Australian Local Government Association

19 August 2010
Organisational effectiveness and the flexible workplace
- Marian Baird, Professor of Work and Organisations at the University of Sydney

21 July 2010
Advancing Public Sector Innovation
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Ms Patricia Kelly, Deputy Secretary Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research
Mr William Eggers, Global Director for Deloitte Research, Executive Director of Deloitte’s Public Leadership Institute

28 June 2010
Leading Citizen-Engagement in a Multi-Stakeholder World
- Don Lenihan, Vice President, Engagement, at the Public Policy Forum in Ottawa

19 May 2010
Leadership, Lessons and Reconstruction during recovery
– Christine Nixon APM, Chair, Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction and Recovery Authority

17 March 2010
Pushing peanuts uphill – the dream for equality at the top
– Sue Vardon AO, Board Member, Australian Red Cross

Copies of presentations from past events are, when available, at our Media pages.

Further information

For more details please contact 02 6202 3765.