Gain a clear understanding of ethical public finances and how it can shape your government work.

Is this event for you?

Are you a public sector professional eager to understand how ethical finance principles can impact your work?

Do need to understand the ethical considerations that underpin the spending of public money?

Whether you're in finance, procurement, policy making, or operations, this session offers valuable insights into ethical finance within the public sector context.

Our Skills for Success series helps you develop the foundational skills you need to succeed in your public sector career.

Each one-hour workshop will feature a foundational-level overview of the skill and actionable strategies you can implement today to further develop your capabilities.
IPAA’s Skills for Success webinar series is delivered for free as part of our Cluster partnership arrangements.

What will you gain?

In this session you will learn strategies to integrate ethical considerations into financial decision-making processes.

By attending this session, you'll learn the skills to apply ethical finance principles effectively within your public sector role, contributing to responsible and transparent financial practices.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to develop your skills and enhance your career. 

Facilitated by:
Mark Priadko
Principal
ABFA Pty Ltd

Mark has worked since 2004 as a freelance contractor and consultant based in Adelaide, South Australia.  

Clients include organisations from all levels of government (state, federal and local) and Universities.  His curiosity, his love of learning, and his experience in detailed business and financial analysis lead him to insights into how organisations and their projects can be progressed or improved.  Mark designs and facilitates training programs in financial management, data analysis and presentation, project management and persuasive report writing. 

The first half of his professional career led him to executive roles in South Australian Treasury and Finance.  He has a deep knowledge of government decision-making processes and public sector financial management.  Mark also worked for BHP Billiton as a team leader involved in establishing finance teams and services in the Shared Service Centre in 2000 and 2001.

Mark has experience in board roles currently serving as the Chair of the Julia Farr McLeod Trust (Disability sector) and as an Independent Director of Arid Recovery Pty Ltd (Science and Conservation sector).
Qualifications
• Bachelor of Economics (Honours) – University of Adelaide
• Graduate Diploma in Business – University of South Australia

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