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IMPACT LGMA QUEENSLAND INSPIRE CONFERENCE 2020 BRISBANE | 29-30 April 2020
IMPACT Keynote
THE INSPIRE 2020 CONFERENCE OFFERS
LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICERS AN
OPPORTUNITY TO CONSIDER THE IMPACT
THEY HAVE ON THEIR COMMUNITIES,
Presentation:
Lucy Bloom is a change maker, exceptional
THROUGH THEIR INDIVIDUAL ROLES AND communicator and business fixer. She began her
AS PART OF THEIR WIDER COUNCIL. career in advertising, working across a diverse range
of industries for 20 years before she stepped into the
As local government officers, what we do
role of CEO of a new women’s health organisation.
on a daily basis affects how people in our
communities live their lives; how much In less than three years she led a small team
time they spend in outdoor pursuits, what to raise $7M for a network of hospitals in
those pursuits are, what cultural activities Ethiopia. She then went on to transform a
they undertake, where they spend time Cambodian children’s charity as its first CEO.
with kids and family. It also impacts how
Lucy now consults as a strategy machine and
they connect with neighbours and others
governance gun for start-ups, NFPs and big business.
in the community. To some extent, what
local government does affects how people You will find Lucy Bloom challenging and entertaining
behave, their sense of community, their in equal measure. She’s a rule breaker, idea maker
confidence and their wellbeing. It is a large and momentum creator inspiring audiences with
responsibility but it is rewarding when you humour and captivating storytelling, with the business
see the impacts of your success. acumen to fortify an unforgettable message.
Inspire 2020 will examine different aspects
of local government impact and the ways we
shape that. Be it through physical design
of the community, through the services and
support provided or in the way we inform
and educate. It will also discuss the potential
flow-on impacts as interconnected and
interdependent communities experience
effects of actions taken in both neighbouring
and more distant areas.
PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2020
8.30am – 8.45am Registration
8.45am – 4.30pm Conference
5.00pm – 6.30pm Networking Drinks
including the presentation of the
Young Manager Award for Leadership
and Management Excellence
THURSDAY 30 APRIL 2020
8.30am – 8.45am Registration
8.45am – 4.30pm Conference
SESSION TOPICS
THE CEO PANEL: IMPACT THROUGH EDUCATION IMPACT THROUGH COMMUNITY DESIGN
OUR IMPACT, OUR RESPONSIBILITIES When discussion turns to the role of local Local governments, often in conjunction with
The CEO panel is an opportunity to hear from governments (or any government) in educating the State Government, also shape communities
three Queensland CEOs in an informal discussion communities, it invariably becomes a discussion through a range of decisions which are made
setting, allowing time for questions from the floor. about leadership. Governments are often in that impact the wider activities undertaken
The panellists this year each cite the impact a position where they have information and in the community – mining, agriculture, small
they can have on their communities as one of expertise about challenges that the wider business, education, defence, tourism, transport
the most rewarding things about being a senior community is not yet aware of. This means etc. Those decisions alter the human resource
officer in local government. But there is a huge communities are unlikely to support the funding needs of the community and therefore the
responsibility that comes with that. There is also or resources necessary to address the matter. socio-demographic make-up of residents. This,
significant complexity as communities are rarely A common example is waste management – in turn has consequences for local government
homogeneous in their needs and every decision councils may be dealing with a growing crisis in managing those needs, whether it be FIFO
has a flipside. The panel will discuss how they but communities remain largely unaware as long impacts, supporting migrant families, attracting
navigate this, how they weigh up the pros and as bins are collected and excess waste is not support services (including, for example, medical)
cons in order to form the recommendations they visible. As leaders in the community, do local or shifting infrastructure. This session will present
take to council and how they respond when governments have an obligation to educate their case studies outlining some of the challenges and
things do not work as planned. communities about such matters? If so, how do successes of Queensland councils.
they go about this and where is the line between
IMPACT THROUGH PHYSICAL DESIGN education and political agendas? In this session, CREATING SOCIAL IMPACT
one council who has taken on the education
The way our communities are designed, from Impact-led innovation is the business of The
mantle will outline what they have done and their
infrastructure to green space, from libraries to Yunus Centre at Griffith University. Yunus’
rationale for their stance.
sports fields and from transport corridors to purpose is to equip people with the know-
tips, affects the way residents behave. Local how to navigate change and create positive,
IMPACT THROUGH CREATING regenerative impact. The Centre is interested in
government decisions about community planning
and design, directly impact the way people live
CONNECTION how total societal impact can be created through
new models of innovation, entrepreneurship
and what they choose to do. In this session, Increasingly, research is demonstrating the
and enterprise. It delivers this through practice-
a case study will highlight the need to link importance to humans of social connection. This
focussed learning, supporting innovation and
community amenity and desired use with all research identifies loneliness as a contributor to a
demonstration projects and delivering agenda-
elements of the design process: what happens range of behaviours ranging from mental illness to
setting insights and knowledge. Hear from Alex
when you don’t get it right and how far reaching vandalism and from drug use to violence. Beyond
Hannant, Professor of Practice and Co-Director,
the positive impact can be when you do. the decision about how we physically curate our
about the work being undertaken by The Yunus
communities, local governments also design,
Centre and the critical role local governments
fund and facilitate a wide range of community
play in anchoring community initiatives and
initiatives. In some cases, these initiatives have
enabling social impact.
the power to create connection and thereby
reduce the negative impacts of loneliness. This
session will showcase some of these initiatives
and the positive outcomes for the communities
involved.
REGISTRATION FEES
Early Bird (on or before 27 February) Standard registration (on or after 28 February)
Full programme including networking Full programme including networking
$850.00 (incl. GST) $990.00 (incl. GST)
HOW TO REGISTER
Registrations can be made online by visiting our website:
https://www.lgmaqld.org.au/event-3671385
Email: admin@lgmaqld.org.au | Phone: 07 3174 5006
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IMPACT
BRISBANE 29-30 April 2020
LGMA Queensland Inspire Conference 2020
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