There’s no doubt the last few years have been filled with changes, challenges and in many cases, growth for leaders. Will this slow down in 2024? Or is the rapidly changing world of work set to continue?
Join us as we discuss this question and more at our first webinar of the new year, Leadership Outlook 2024. Our hosts, Sam Bell FIML, Chief Executive Officer and Scott Martin CMgr FIML, General Manager – Learning, Development & Membership at IML will discuss the key skills and topics leaders need to be across to thrive in their roles, adapt to change, and to support their teams in the new year.
Speakers
Sam Bell
FIML
Chief Executive at IML ANZ
Short Bio
Sam is an experienced management professional, with 15 years’ experience in senior roles across financial services, education, and industry peak bodies. He has an undergraduate in economics and postgraduate qualifications including an MBA and Master of Public Policy.
Sam has been a senior leader at IML ANZ for the past 6 years. He is passionate about leadership and capability development, and its power to create positive outcomes for people, workplaces, and communities.
Scott Martin
CMgr FIML
GM for Learning, Development & Membership at IML ANZ
Short Bio
Scott is a career manager and leader with a true alignment to the Institute’s vision to create better managers and leaders for a better society.
Scott has spent the past 20 years working with many of Australia’s largest companies developing and delivering impactful management and leadership programs that align with the realities of managing and leading from the front.
Scott is General Manager for Learning, Development and Membership at IML ANZ and has developed a suite of IML ANZ’s popular programs and diagnostic tools.
Having spent many years working in private enterprise, he takes a practical and pragmatic approach to working with clients and their team to deliver learning and development solutions that connect the dots between the content, the cohort and our expert facilitators, enabling a DNA match that just works.
