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Masterclass - Leadership in crisis and adversity

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About the masterclass

Explore the leadership skills required to work in increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, sometimes chaotic and ambiguous (VUCCA) environments.

This masterclass has been expertly designed to elevate discussions about leadership in emergency management beyond routine structures. Participants will examine the challenges and demands that need to be managed to lead effectively and ethically. The neuropsychology of decision making and leadership in high pressure situations is also discussed.

With a strong emphasis on overcoming issues and challenges to lead with influence, participants will explore collaborative leadership and hone their skills in effectively leveraging networks and relationships to achieve successful outcomes.

The interactive masterclass encourages participants to reflect on crisis leadership issues, how human factors influence leadership, and their own practice. This enables participants to think and act as leaders in new and constructive ways.

This event is run across two days in three-hour sessions and is presented through an online delivery method.

Program and learnings

This Masterclass aims to provide leaders with the skills to:

  • Create and maintain effective conditions to enhance team performance in times of crisis
  • Manage competing perspectives, priorities and interests amongst stakeholders and consider effective
  • communica­tion strategies
  • Optimise performance of self and others to support resil­ience in adversity
  • Influence key decision makers to build and leverage networks and relationships to enable better community safety outcomes

Topics covered:

  • Topic one — Leadership challenges and ethics
  • Topic two — Leadership and the social impacts on team performance
  • Topic three — Managing self and others in crisis and adversity
  • Topic four — Leading effective teams
  • Topic five — Meaning making, perspective taking and leading with influence
  • Topic six — Governance and political layers

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