QLD Event - A New Year – new approaches for your career

A New Year – new approaches for your career

Tips and techniques to blow the dust off your approaches to leading at every level and revitalising your professional toolkit.

An evening of uplifting and motivational work-shopping (no role play!) with Fi Emberton and Ian Spence

Shake off the excesses of Christmas!

Grab the New Year with gusto and vigour!

Reduce stress!

Love your work – and life...and save on gym fees.

Fi and Ian work around the world with libraries and businesses, supporting library teams through advice and development work. Their specialism is culture change and their experience comes from their projects across a range of Library Services including parliamentary, academic, school and public libraries.

The sessions were creative, interactive and very beneficial to the service we offer - much has improved since we have adopted the Innovations techniques and the Inspirational Managers course ...I would highly recommend – Rachel Rosser, (Wales)

Fiona has a thoroughly impressive grasp of her subject area and brings fresh ideas and real energy to projects, challenging and energising staff to embrace and apply new ideas. (Chris Hamilton Woking,UK)

Fi wanted to know exactly what we wanted from the training and then set about delivering it. It was targeted, relevant, inspiring, fun and gave delegates lots of practical idea to implement on our return to work (Anne Marley, Hampshire UK)

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Venue – QUT Gardens Point - OJ Wordsworth Room, S Block

When – Monday 17^th Jan 6pm

Cost - $10 ALIA Members and $14 non-members

All Welcome, please RSVP to Bonnie Dixon (bonnie.dixon@gmail.com)

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Need help with your conference abstract for NLS5?

Have no fear the W.A. New Grad EOY spectacular is here!

We’ve been making our list, checking it twice and arranging the contents for shopping ease and what have we realised?
That the W.A. New Graduates group End of Year Spectacular is next week! Woo Hoo!!!! And we have a massive line up of great things:

With the buzz of NLS5 abstract submissions opening we’ve roped in Vicky Carlyon, recent ALIA Access presenter, to give us some tips and tricks for submitting a successful abstract for a conference. We are also pleased to announce that Carol Newton Smith, ALIA Local Liaison for WA, will be joining us to share her insight and experience. And don’t forget my illustrious co-coordinator Gemma Lyon, a first time speaker at NLS4, will be there to share her experiences and to answer all your burning questions about its really like being a first time presenter.

Plus we also have heaps of great lightning talks lined up including:
• Delivering Information Literacy in remote indigenous communities
• Being a first time manager
• Mathias’ spotlight and many more!

So join us:

Wednesday 15th December, 5.30pm onwards
Rifo’s Café, Victoria Park

For all of you who don't live in W.A. we've got your back. We'll be reporting back with the creme del la creme of the adivce offered.

Also we're happy to take any questions you have and pose them to our guest speakers. Just leave a comment or send us an email.

Attendees please RSVP to Hayley hayley.crookes@slwa.wa.gov.au

Drop-ins and non-library friends also very welcome!

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