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Farewell 2020, hello 2021: What we’re taking with us, and what we’re leaving behind

Date: 10 December 2020 at 12:00 pm Presenter: The Xfactor Collective Location: Online Live Tickets: $20 (in AUD) Materials Price: $0 (in AUD)

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Come and farewell 2020 with us in a special event – a real and raw conversation with sector leaders about the year that no-one expected. Created in partnership with our friends at The Xfactor Collective.

Their CEO and founder Julia Keady will host a panel discussion with three sector CEOs –  Patrick Walker, Bernadette Black and Matt Pfahlert –  who will share their unique stories, their trials and triumphs, and the ways the sector has continued to rally around the human spirit.

We’ll get into leadership ups and downs, what we’ve collectively learned and observed as a sector, and after all the talk of “pivoting” and “transformation” we’ll have an honest look at the things none of us want to take forward, and what we are keeping into 2021.

It will be real, it will be raw – maybe some tears, definitely some laughs – a great opportunity for a virtual send-off. Farewell 2020, hello 2021!

We’ll discuss topics such as:

  • The unique challenges some of our sector leaders faced this year, and how they tackled them
  • What was the single hardest moment for each leader this year – what nearly broke them?
  • What we’ve learned about ourselves, our teams, and the sector
  • What the sector needs to leave behind in 2020 and NOT take with us

 

We’ll inspire you with:

  • The learnings and growth that can come out of a year like this one and the ideas that we’re taking with us
  • Tales of setbacks that were turned into opportunities
  • How innovative and resilient the sector can be under pressure

 

Who should attend this webinar?

  • Anyone who wants to pause and reflect for an hour on their own year, while listening into the experience of others
  • Those who want to virtually connect for an hour of inspiration, tears and laughter
  • Leaders who want to hear about the transformation journey that other organisation leaders have endured because of and during 2020

We’re offering a special discounted price of $20 per ticket (over 65% off!). We hope you can join us for this special end of year event!

15% of all ticketing income will go towards providing free support and advice to social changemakers in 2021 through The Xfactor Collective Foundation – the new charity arm of the Collective.


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On the panel:

Patrick Walker
CEO, Australian Sports Foundation

Community sports participation rates are falling and Australia is now one of the least active – and obese – nations in the world. This impacts both our physical and mental health,  and weakens social cohesion.  Patrick is on a mission to get more Australians more active through community sport.

 

Bernadette Black 
GAICD, Founding CEO, Brave Foundation

Bernadette’s passion is creating lived experience/early intervention strategy and policy for at risk youth. Her story, extensive awards, including Australian Tasmanian of the Year, Top 100 AFR Women of Influence and professional background testify to this, creating lasting systemic shift, impact, and recognition through her ground-breaking work with the Commonwealth

Matt Pfahlert
Co-founder/CEO, ACRE (Australian Centre for Rural Entrepreneurship)

One of Australia’s pioneering social entrepreneurs, Matt Pfahlert is helping to shape regional and rural Australia through igniting entrepreneurship in young people and their communities. Matt started his first social enterprise in 1993 at the age of 23, working with ‘at risk’ young people, which saw him receive the prestigious Young Australian of the Year Award in 1996. Motivated by a desire to create prosperous, healthy, thriving communities, in 2016 as co-founder and CEO of the Australian Centre for Rural Entrepreneurship (ACRE), Matt led a $2.5M community buy-back of the Old Beechworth Gaol.

 

Facilitated by:

Julia Keady
Founding CEO, The Xfactor Collective

Julia Keady is the founding CEO of The Xfactor Collective, and has been part of the social purpose sector for the last 12 years. She is also a speaker, writer, and thought leader, and passionate about the wellbeing of those who work in the Social Purpose sector. The Xfactor Collective is a dual entity social enterprise – a trusted intermediary established to improve changemaker wellbeing, by enabling change to occur in a more collaborative, holistic and integrated way. http://www.xfactorcollective.com

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Julia Keady, Sharon Dann, Linda Garnett

 

Specialist Practitioners, The Xfactor Collective

 

Julia Keady is the founder of The Xfactor Collective, and brings 10 years’ experience working with private indivdiuals, businesses and social purpose organisations. Linda Garnett and Sharon Dann are partnerships specialists in The Xfactor Collective, and bring 40 years’ combined experience in shared value projects with organisations as diverse as World Vision, Philanthropy Australia, DHS, headspace and VicHealth.

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