Enhance skills to lead confidently in a digitally driven economy.
Digital Directors webinar series
Now is the time for Australian directors and leaders to act and support the innovation of digital transformation.
Digital Directors is a 10-topic webinar series that provides critical insights for directors seeking to enhance their knowledge and capability in new and emerging digital governance practices.
Focusing on expert advice and practical skills, the series will help you leverage key trends in technology and navigate an evolving digital landscape for organisational sustainability.
View the series schedule below.
Unpacking the core components of cyber resilience.
Host: Alastair MacGibbon
8 June - Register Now
How do directors establish and maintain oversight of digital risks.
Host: Robert Hillard & Sue Macleman FAICD
Watch now on-demand
Embracing an 'agile approach' for continuous improvement and innovation.
Hosts: Prof. Nicholas Davis & Dr Peter Wilton
Adapting with speed to digital disruption. Understanding the digital environment, market forces and competitors.
Host: Joanne Jacobs
Understanding the value of your data for growth and performance efficiencies, as well as the risk of lost opportunity.
Hosts: Prof. Mervyn E. King & Carolynn Chalmers
A holistic and comprehensive look at what a digital mindset really is, how it will increase director’s confidence to influence boards when deciding on the right digital vision for their organisation and why this is key to the business success.
Host: Louise McElvogue FAICD
Monitoring your digital transformation projects and beyond.
Coming soon
What can business do to unlock the potential of place in a digital economy and what should directors’ question and understand when governing digital innovation designed to drive future prosperity?
Connecting technology back to Directors regulatory, contractual, and social obligation. How they can influence long term change.
What key emerging trends should directors focus on that are likely to influence society, and operational context of organisations.
This project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources through the Digital Director Initiative.