A network that raises the profile of people and culture professionals in local government and focuses on the strategic role they can play in the sector

Network Purpose

To empower local government professionals to become collaborative, innovative and strategic leaders, driving positive change for their organisations and community. 

CONNECT: Foster people opportunities to connect to share ideas, experiences, and strategies. 

SHARE: Deliver timely information and support to the sector’s professional networks, in response to P&C related issues. 

GROW: Champion continuous learning which provide our members with exposure to contemporary practices and relevant industry legislative developments. 

Network forums are held each year – held at Council venues in SA and simultaneously via Zoom. These are carefully curated, ensuring relevance to the sector with inspiring speakers from the sector and beyond.

In addition to forums, the Network offer a weekly email, providing the opportunity to seek resources and advice from peers, with a shared Dropbox of policies, procedures and templates from Network members across the state.

Network members are invited to reach out regarding additional opportunities for engagement and sharing such as informal Zoom sessions, project related in person meetings and sharing of tools and resources.

Who should join the Network

LG Professionals SA members who work in the field of People and Culture / Organisational Development.

How to Join the Network

If you are an individual member of LG Professionals SA, or your Council or Subsidiary has a Council or Subsidiary membership, you are invited to express your interest below to join the People and Culture Network.

EXPRESS YOUR INTEREST


Upcoming People and Culture Network events

Contact

Kylee Noble
Manager - Professional Development and Networks
kylee@lgprofessionalssa.org.au
08 8224 2091

Mailing Address: 148 Frome Street ADELAIDE SA 5000   Phone: 08 8224 2080   Email: admin@lgprofessionalssa.org.au


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