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SES networks - SES breakfast series

The Commission conducts regular breakfast seminars for APS senior executives. These seminars provide you with a forum to hear and interact with leading speakers on contemporary issues which are directly relevant to your work. They also offer an opportunity to meet with your colleagues on a regular basis.

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 Breakfast Series Subscription provides the opportunity to attend 10 events at a discounted rate.  Subscribers will be emailed information about forthcoming events as they are confirmed.

SES Breakfast Series Subscription 2009–10 Registration Form

Next event

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Past events

6 November 2009
Public Policy in a changing world: why good policy still matters and how to make it -The Hon Kevin G Lynch, former Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to the Cabinet, Government of Canada.

15 September 2009
Turning Crisis into opportunity
– Elaine Henry OAM

4 August 2009
Implications of a Pandemic for Australia
– Professor Peter Collignon

12 June 2009
Investing in a downturn
- Mark Lelliott and Marianne Broadbent, EWK International

19 May 2009
Responding to Climate Change and the Global Financial Crisis - Don Henry, Executive Director, Australian Conservation Foundation

8 May 2009
Privacy: where do we draw the line?
- Senator the Hon. John Faulkner, Cabinet Secretary, Special Minister of State, and Vice-President of the Executive Council speaks on privacy and the impact of new technologies

28 April 2009
How could a Human Rights Act lead to better Government? - The Hon Catherine Branson QC, President, Australian Human Rights Commission

3 April 2009
ICT for Organisational Transformation - Peter Weill, Chairman, Sloan Center for Information Systems Research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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

Further information

For more details please contact the Commission on 02 6202 3783.