Ashurst level 11, 5 Martin Place, Sydney 2000
Do you deal with conflict in highly volatile situations on a daily basis? Is there a gender bias present in times of ‘front line’ conflict and crisis? Are you constantly trying to resolve issues in the workplace?
Resolution institue is holding the the inaugural International Women’s Day Breakfast featuring guest speakers with unique experience in dealing with conflict and negotiation in high-crisis and volatile situations. Sandy Macken, Rockpool author of 'True Australian Story. Paramedic' shares her thoughts on managing conflict in frontline emergency health. Joined by former Commissioner of the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Adam Dent as he recounts his experiences in dealing with emergencies such as the Hunter Valley super storm, the 2009 Black Saturday bushfires and the 2010-11 Victorian floods. Our final speaker, Melanie Hawyes, former Executive Lead for Youth Justice Services in NSW will speak about her time dealing with volatile situations in youth detention centres.
Peter Voss, Partner, Ashurst will introduce the speakers and Amber Williams, CEO, Resolution Institute will sum up #eachforequal.