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Dates: 29-30 July 2024
Duration: 2 days
Time commitment: Short program
Location: Sydney
Cost: $1,950 + GST per participant this includes morning tea, lunch, a cocktail networking event and instruction material.

Early bird registrations are $1,750 + GST
before 1 May 2024.

For five or more registrations from the same organisations, the fee will be $1,750 + GST each.

HARVARD EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR NON-PROFIT LEADERS

Presented by Professor Ethan Bernstein, Harvard Business School

In an era when the nature of work is changing, Professor Bernstein studies the impact of workplace transparency—the observability of employee activities, routines, behaviours, output, and/or performance—on productivity, with implications for leadership, collaboration, organisation design, and new forms of organising.

In this program developed for non-profit leaders Professor Bernstein examines Innovative People Practices for Non-Profit Success.

Throughout the course, you will explore avenues to strengthen the practices to build your teams. We will learn through case studies the best practices of for-profit organisations.

Take this opportunity to step away from your day-to-day responsibilities and look at your situation through a new lens with world-class faculty alongside a diverse network of accomplished executive peers. Immerse yourself in this proven learning experience and develop a broader perspective of the challenges facing your organisation and your leadership capabilities.

Both days of this program start at 8am for participants to arrive for an 8.30am sharp start.

Who should attend

The program is aimed at CEOs and senior leaders of charitable not-for-profit organisations or social enterprises. The organisations they lead must, in the opinion of HCA, generally fit one or more of the following criteria:

• has a charitable, community-public benefit or poverty relief purpose, as indicated by whether the NFP has Australian Tax Office TCC and/or DGR status, or “registered charity” status.
• is a social enterprise or business (organisations using a business model to provide a social benefit) and which may not have TCC/DGR.
• other organisations with a community or public benefit purpose (generally evidenced by a “formal” governance structure, voluntary participation by members and independence from government) that do not fit the above categories.

If you have any questions, please email Gemma Courtney at [email protected].

Placements are secured for this program only when payment is received.

Find further information about the program here. ( PDF attached)

Professor Ethan Bernstein

Ethan Bernstein is the Edward W. Conard Associate Professor of Business Administration and an Associate Professor in the Organizational Behavior unit at the Harvard Business School. He teaches the second-year MBA course in Managing Human Capital, the Harvard Business School Online course on Developing Yourself as a Leader, and various executive education programs. He previously taught the first-year MBA course in Leadership and Organizational Behavior (LEAD), an MBA immersive field course in Tokyo on Innovation and Leadership through the Fusion of Digital and Analog, and a PhD course on the craft of field research.

Prior to joining the faculty, Professor Bernstein spent a half-decade at The Boston Consulting Group in Toronto and Tokyo. Tapped by Elizabeth Warren to join the implementation team at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he spent nearly two years in executive positions, including Chief Strategy Officer and Deputy Assistant Director of Mortgage Markets, at the newest United States federal agency.