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Monday 9 April, 2018 Conference Guide Launching Leaders Conference 2018 2 1 MONDAY 9 APRIL, 2018 CONFERENCE GUIDE LAUNCHING LEADERS CONFERENCE 2018 2 Programme “WE MUST BECOME THE Monday 9 April, 2018 CHANGE WE WANT TO SEE” 8.30 - 8.45am REGISTRATION - Mahatma Gandhi 8.50am WELCOME BY MC, JOEL BOUZAID & COLLEGE HEADMASTER Joel Bouzaid, Director of Leadership, Scots College The aim of any education We hold this event annually Graeme Yule, Headmaster, Scots College is to provide well rounded and I would hope that you 9.00am KEYNOTE ADDRESS 1 individuals who can contribute can return to your respective Hannah McQueen, enableMe positively to their society. schools and mentor others. I Increasingly all sectors of trust you will enjoy the day. You 9.45am KEYNOTE ADDRESS 2 society are seeking young are the future leaders of our Justin Lester, Mayor of Wellington City people with leadership skills. cities, nation and world. You 9.55am BREAK - MORNING TEA Young people have a passion can and will make a difference. Bean quesadillas, classic cheese rolls in wholemeal bread, shitake steamed dumplings, for many causes and offer chunky vegan guacamole with bruschetta sticks, cut fruit platters I would also like to take this much. The aim of an event like opportunity to thank all those 10.10am WORKSHOP BRIEFING the one you attend today, is to who have participated in Libby Carson provide a forum for discussion making this day happen from and some motivation from 10.15am WORKSHOPS COMMENCE organisers to presenters and those who are already in Each student will participate in 4 workshops. sponsors. Events of this scale leadership positions. Workshops are 40 minutes long - allowing 5 minutes to move between rooms. do not happen without the I congratulate you on making efforts of many people. To you LOCATION PRESENTER the decision to be part of this all, a very sincere thank you. CL1 Hannah McQueen, enable Me event and it is my hope that C11 Noa Woolloff, Inspiring Stories Yours sincerely you will take something from AR1 Pera Barrett, Shoebox Christmas Aotearoa Graeme Yule Hall James McCulloch, Inspire Group the day that will benefit you Headmaster, AR2 Irene Wakefield, Prepair NZ and the others you lead. I Scots College GR1 Bonnie Howland, Inidgo & Iris believe that service is a major GR2 Samantha Hannah, Wellbeing Academy component of leadership and it is my sincere hope that in doing 1.15pm BREAK FOR LUNCH this you can assist others via Packed salad (vegan and gluten free), a wrap, choice of muesli bar or fruit the leadership roles you hold or 1.45pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS 3 aspire to. Noa Woolloff, Inspiring Stories 2.30pm KEYNOTE ADDRESS 4 Pera Barrett, Shoebox Christmas Aotearoa 3.15pm CLOSING ADDRESS FROM MC 3.30pm CONFERENCE CLOSES LAUNCHING LEADERS CONFERENCE 2018 4 SEE PAGE 5 FOR A MAP OF WORKSHOP LOCATIONS WORKSHOP 5 WORKSHOP 6 WORKSHOP 7 Workshops Location: AR2 Location: GR1 Location: GR2 Irene Wakefield, Prepair NZ Bonnie Howland, Indigo & Iris Samantha Hannah, No matter where we are, or How to be a Boss Wellbeing Academy what we’re doing, we are In this workshop Bonnie will The Mindful Future Leader Everyone will participate in four of the following seven workshops. You can choose which workshop to leaders in our own right. share clearly - step by step In this workshop, Sam will attend and these work on a first come first serve basis until the workshop is full. Each workshop will run Everything from what you - how she started and grew talk about why it is vital that four times, each session 40 minutes long with five minutes in between each. choose to post on social Indigo & Iris and ways you can our future leaders learn to WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 2 How would you spend your media, to the way that you lead creatively make your career lead mindfully, and how this Location: CL1 Location: C11 next summer if you knew it was people, demands an element something you love doing while impacts on engagement, of leadership. Making the right being your own boss. She will mental health outcomes and Hannah McQueen, enableMe Noa Woolloff, Inspiring Stories your last? Pera can’t answer that for you, but he hopes his decisions for ourselves and our share her advice on how to effective leadership. Sam Property and Business - Finding Your Feet workshop encourages you to people is made easier when we come up with a business idea will share her experiences of how to stop being scared, Noa will talk through how come up with the answer. understand what it is that we and then execute it, making burnout while she was at the and start being strategic he has driven his business to value most. yourself really proud and top of her game - think two TV We need to plan for our success and what drives him to WORKSHOP 4 opening up opportunities for shows, a successful nationwide retirement - okay, we get it. But give back to the world. He will Location: Hall Along the journey there have your life. There will be time to business built from nothing, can we plan to have fun too? share his struggles, challenges, James McCulloch, Inspire been challenges, difficult ask questions and Bonnie will training for a half Ironman and Can we plan to retire BEFORE successes and highlights of Group decisions and many changes. answer all and any questions! playing premier level netball, One thing that has always 65? Can we plan to take a year setting up his business, working 10 ways to soar as a leader while juggling kids, marriage remained the same are Irene’s off and travel the world without alongside people with their own in 2018 and friends. You’ll discover how having to backpack and hostel inspiring stories and how he values and her organisation’s mindfulness played a crucial Working in leadership our way through it? The answer is helping bring leadership to values. Our values are like our part in Sam realigning her development is a wonderful is yes. So the next question is, youth. true north star. But, we can world, which took her business privilege. You get to dip in How? only use them if we know what and personal life to new WORKSHOP 3 and out of a whole range they are. heights of success, and how Hannah will step you through Location: AR1 of locations, cultures and you can introduce essential what leverage is, how you can Pera Barrett, Shoebox environments - meeting an During this presentation you mindfulness practices into your use it to build a business or play Christmas Aotearoa equally diverse bunch of people will hear the leadership story life immediately. monopoly for real, and why along the way. of Irene Wakefield, CEO & Counting down your days you should stop being scared Founder of Prepair NZ. It will But that same elevation of these big ideas, and start This session will break down help you tap into your own beyond what some would call a putting a strategy into place. the important things in life, and values, uncover why they’re ‘normal’ job gives another role how many (few) of those we important and begin to develop The return on a successful - one of trusted advisor. This is actually get. Pera will spend a blueprint around how they business not only sets you up when the client, learner or next some time talking through how might play out for you as a for life, but provides a sense of person in the coffee queue asks to make decisions in a way that leader. purpose and satisfaction that delivers the most value from about YOUR leadership journey can be hard to find elsewhere. each of those moments and days. and the nuggets of personal advice you would give. He will provide a visual break down of how many days each In this workshop, James will of us have left, then how many explore this further with you summers, how many days with and give you his insights into friends, parents and so on and how to become a successful how to make the most of those leader in 2018. days and value them like we should. LAUNCHING LEADERS CONFERENCE 2018 MC 6 GATE 3 ALL WEATHER COURTS Workshops Map PREP SCHOOL Joel Bouzaid GYMNASIUMGYM Director of Leadership, Scots College Joel Bouzaid is the Director of Joel is an advocate of getting KITCHENKITCHEN CHARTRESCHARTRES Leadership at Scots College. folks to think for themselves HALL HALL Having been appointed in and increase self-awareness 2015, he is responsible for the with regard to ‘the message we Leadership Programme at the send the world’. College and has a large focus A businessman, father, coach working closely with the Year and trainer, Joel’s purpose at 13 Prefects. HEALTH Scots College is to increase CENTRE Joel comes in by appointment personal excellence, possibility only to work specifically to and leadership in every boy he INNER QUAD certain outcomes. Currently comes in contact with. Ground Level GATE 2 Joel is working with the STAFF ROOM Year 13, 12 and 11 levels to 1 ensure Leadership is woven CL1 throughout the three final years at Scots College. HEAD MASTER CPAC Foyer CPAC Lower Level CPAC RECEPTION Lower Level 2 7 CPAC C11 GR2 GR1 6 CHAPEL/ ASSEMBLY HALL MONORGAN ROAD AR2 AR1 3 4 5 TOP FLOOR CPAC GATE 1 BROADWAY LAUNCHINGKEYNOTE SPEAKER LEADERS 1 & CONFERENCE HOST WORKSHOP 2018 1 KEYNOTE SPEAKER 2 8 PROPERTY AND BUSINESS - HOW TO STOP BEING SCARED, MASTER THE MILLENNIAL MINDSET FOR SUCCESS IN THE 21ST CENTURY & START BEING STRATEGIC Hannah McQueen Justin Lester enableMe Mayor of Wellington worked with the University of Hannah is a Chartered Justin’s priorities as Mayor Auckland to create a calculus Accountant, holds a Masters include kick-starting the formula that would enable her of Taxation, is the founder economy, making housing to pay her loan off as quickly and managing director of affordable, improving as possible, with as much enableMe, the author of three Wellington’s transport, flexibility as possible.
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