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LSDNI-sponsored national conference organised in association with DELNI; The Chief Executives Forum; CO3; NICVA; IOD Northern Ireland; and MLN.
Wednesday 11 June 2008
Wednesday 11 June 2008
09:30
16:45
Waterfront Hall Belfast
£165 & VAT
Event
Northern Ireland is experiencing - and will continue to experience – unprecedented change as a result of the ‘peace dividend’ and the new power-sharing government structure. These changes will be experienced by all sectors of the Northern Ireland economy (public, private & voluntary).
As in all change processes, leadership at each level within organisations is vital in ensuring that maximum benefits are realised & that positive outcomes are sustainable. Aims Of The Event: To gather together delegates from the worlds of business, academia & the public & third sectors to explore & discuss the meaning & nature of leadership in the context of Northern Ireland’s drive to a greater prosperity.
Keynote Speakers: Professor Peter Gregson - President & Vice-Chancellor: Queen’s University Belfast; Sir Reg Empey MLA - Employment & Learning Minister: The Northern Ireland Government; Lord Diljit Rana MBE, JP – Belfast-based hotel, restaurant & property businessman, India’s Honorary Consul to Northern Ireland & former President of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce & Industry; Trevor Carson – Director: Learning & Skills Development Agency Northern Ireland; Avila Kilmurray – Director: The Community Foundation for Northern Ireland.
Find out more at www.pspevents.co.uk/leadership_belfast_2008/
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