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From Compliance to Confidence: Building a better narrative for Leaders (Note that time is A.E.S.T)

Shehan Peiris

Psychologist and Partner at Howden Insurance Brokers Australia  

The AFR published their CEO Survey 2024 to unpack the policy area’s that needed the greatest focus heading into a federal election. A large proportion of CEOs echo each other’s comments on simplifying industrial relations and applying more workable policies that can make Australia a more competitive place to invest and do business.

In this session, Shehan will challenge the compliance narrative to one that adopts a strengths-based approach to psychosocial risk management.  

Utilising global insights from one of the top 5 insurance brokers in Australia, Shehan will highlight Howden’s best-practice approaches for leaders that recognise regulatory, risk-management and commercial drivers, whilst empowering them to act and initiate change.

Howden has supported Bond University to create a global first, in its “Leadership in Psychosocial Risk Management” online Leadership Course. Shehan will talk about how this is accessible to members of the NPSN as a catalyst for change.

Our NPSN is a community of practice that has a wealth of practical psychosocial risk management insights. Transforming the way industry, organisations and its leaders rate the significance of proactive change is critical in moving the needle.

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