SG Fleet invites you and your team to our Workplace 2035 webinar series.
Designed for HR professionals and business leaders, it will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to enable positive transformation in your workplace.
Leading the series is renowned workplace futurist, Kim Seeling Smith.
Kim is a highly engaging, thought-provoking and inspiring speaker who leaves her audience with clarity, optimism — and at least three actionable steps to make an immediate difference in their business.
Keynote
11 am – 12 pm Thursday 12 September
With AI advancing, fluctuating economic and environmental conditions, and an unprecedented talent shortage, it’s crucial to stay ahead of the curve.
Masterclass 1
11 am – 12 pm Thursday 19 September
Discover cutting-edge and innovative solutions to build the workforce you need to achieve your strategic goals.
Masterclass 2
11 am – 12 pm Thursday 3 October
Based on insights from over 5,000 exit interviews, this unique, interactive “choose your own adventure” format will reveal the nine keys to retaining top talent.
Masterclass 3
11 am – 12 pm Thursday 10 October
Transition from outdated leadership styles to a more humanistic approach. Learn how to foster an environment that promotes individual, team, and organisational success.
Masterclass 4
11 am – 12 pm Thursday 24 October
Embrace the future of hybrid and remote work with a comprehensive five-step framework that gives you strategies to ensure your team remains connected, productive, and engaged in a flexible work environment.
Many jobs in today’s world of work require us to regularly update or renew qualifications – but not driving. Given the responsibilities that come with controlling a vehicle, there’s a good argument behind refreshing your skills.
Once upon a time, all Australians expected to buy a house and a car, but the economic climate and cost-of-living pressures are changing these expectations. What is the emerging reality for us and next generations?
Whether professionally or on non-work time, driving can impact our psychological wellbeing in many ways. Knowing both the positive and negative effects can help you look after your people and keep roads safe.
