Public Service Symposium - COVID Learnings + Collaboration

Public Service Symposium - COVID Learnings + Collaboration
Take forward the lessons from COVID-19
Virtual panel discussion with Q&A

Monday, 4 April 2022
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM



Professional & Affiliate      $0
Non Member                       
$99


Due to the evolving situation with Covid-19, the speakers for this event may be subject to change. We invite you to register for this event in order to stay up to date.

 

ABOUT THIS SESSION

The last 24 months have placed enormous pressure on the NSW public sector's ability to deliver essential services to the community and to provide fast and insightful advice to government.

This event features a panel of NSW Deputy Secretaries who have all been working at the heart of NSW's COVID response. They will explore the lessons they have learned from this experience and how those lessons are reshaping the way the public sector works.

This is an opportunity to hear the perspectives of people who were - and still are -  'in the room' when many of the key decisions have been made. They will pinpoint crossroad moments during the pandemic and use those moments to explore how collaboration, communication, courage, and commitment have been at the heart of of the NSW public sector's response to COVID.

If you are committed to playing an active role in the future our sector, this is a not-to-be-missed learning event.

SPEAKER
Joann Wilkie
DEPUTY SECRETARY, ECONOMIC STRATEGY AND PRODUCTIVITY GROUP
NSW TREASURY 

Joann Wilkie leads the delivery of advice to NSW Government on economic and productivity issues, including the provision of economic and revenue forecasts and advice on economic and productivity reforms. Joann is also responsible for engagement with the Commonwealth, State and Territories on key national reforms and financial relations. Previously Joann worked in the Australian Public Service for 20 years. She has worked on agricultural policy, energy policy, gender policy, regulatory policy, taxation policy, industry policy and international financial institutions policy.

SPEAKER
Sarah Cruickshank
DEPUTY SECRETARY, 
TRANSPORT GROUP
DEPARTMENT OF PREMIER AND CABINET 

Sarah Cruickshank was Chief of Staff to the NSW Premier between 2017 and 2020. Prior to this, she held a number of senior positions in the Department of Premier and Cabinet. From 2013 to 2015 she was Deputy Secretary of the G20 Taskforce in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

SPEAKER
William Murphy
DEPUTY SECRETARY, CUSTOMER DELIVERY AND TRANSFORMATION
NSW GOVERNMENT

William Murphy’s role in a customer-led Department of Customer Service is to create a powerful, evidence-driven platform to drive transformation in the design, funding and delivery of government services. He brings together Births Deaths and Marriages, the Behavioural Insights Unit, the Data Analytics Centre, and other assets such as digital transformation and brand and advertising to improve customer service and engagement across government.

SPEAKER
Susan Pearce
STATE HEALTH EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE (SHEOC) CONTROLLER 
DEPUTY SECRETARY, PATIENT EXPERIENCE AND SYSTEM PERFORMANCE DIVISION
MINISTRY OF HEALTH

Susan is the Deputy Secretary of the Patient Experience and System Performance Division at the Ministry of Health, a position she has held since November 2015. In this role, Susan is responsible for the oversight of front-end service delivery and system management across NSW Health. Susan is also the Controller of the State Health Emergency Operations Centre (SHEOC), responsible for directing and overseeing NSW Health’s operational response to the pandemic. This has included expanding the state’s intensive care capacity, establishing COVID testing clinics, and overseeing hotel quarantine and border arrangements. During 2021, Susan has also led the NSW Health vaccine rollout program, establishing over 40 NSW Health vaccination clinics and more than 100 mobile, outreach and pop-up locations across the state to contribute to the high vaccination rate that has been achieved amongst the people of NSW.
When
4/04/2022 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
AUS Eastern Standard Time
Where
AUSTRALIA
Terms and Conditions
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  • No show – 100% of the fee is payable
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Program Changes

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