Learn how data governance affects you and your work in today’s public sector.
Is this event right for you?
Data governance is becoming an increasingly important issue in today’s working world and especially so for the modern public sector.
No matter your specialisation you will inevitably engage with data in some form as part of your work – thus, knowing how to safeguard data has become an essential skill for any public servant.
What will you gain?
Don’t miss this event to unpack data governance best practice with our data experts.
You will learn how government balances developing fit for purpose services alongside good data governance policy, and what’s next for the future of data ethics and security.
You will leave this forum with the contextual knowledge you need to understand the data governance priorities that affect you and your public sector work.
Speakers
Narelle Grayson - A/Chief Data Officer & Executive Director, Data and Insights Customer, Delivery & Transformation, Department of Customer Service
Bio and headshot coming soon
Merran Butler – Director, Statistical Analysis, Data Governance and Research, Family and Community Services Insights, Analysis and Research (FACSIAR), Department of Communities and Justice
Bio and headshot coming soon
Kate Carruthers – Chief Data & Insights Officer, University of New South Wales
Bio and headshot coming soon
Facilitator
Gisele Kapterian - Senior Director, Public Sector Strategy APAC, Salesforce
Gisele Kapterian - Full bio
Gisele has extensive experience providing strategic advice to governments and corporations on a range of legal, business, political and public policy issues. As director for Salesforce's APAC Public Sector Strategy, she assists in shaping the vision, direction and go-to-market strategies for the APAC public sector business.
A lawyer by training with international experience including in Geneva and London, Gisele most recently served five years as political adviser to three Australian Federal Cabinet Ministers, including as Chief of Staff in the super-portfolio of Industry, Innovation and Employment. Her responsibilities and achievements while in government include helping drive and shape the policy direction of the Australian Government’s tech future strategy, trade components of the Foreign Policy White Paper; and elevating and prioritising digital trade issues including helping drive the digital trade agenda initiative at the 11th WTO Ministerial.
Before her political experience, Gisele was an international trade lawyer with White&Case, advising sovereign governments and the private sector on a range of trade matters, appearing as counsel before a number of dispute resolution panels and the World Trade Organization Appellate Body. She also lectured in International Trade Law and Finance at Macquarie University.
Early in her career, she advised on a number of complex international legal disputes including as legal counsel to the Eritrean Government on the on-going Eritrea-Ethiopia Claims Commission arbitration in the Hague.
Gisele has a Masters of International Law from Cambridge University and was admitted as a lawyer of the NSW Supreme Court in 2007.
How to register
If you are a NSW public sector employee, you are eligible for Affiliate membership free of charge. Join IPAA today.
A link to the event will be sent to those who have registered the day before the event.
Event Details
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Time:
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11:00AM – 12:00PM (AEST/AEDT)
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When:
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Tuesday 28 February 2023
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Where:
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Virtual event via Microsoft Teams
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Cost:
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Professional Members - Free
Affiliate Members - Free
Non-members - $55
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Be at your best, for NSW.
Register now to secure your spot.