Delivery: online | Duration: 2 half day sessions (across two days)
Providing advice and preparing documents are critical skills for the public sector. Well prepared documents that capture the right information and present it concisely and logically, enhance the quality of decision making within an organisation. However, it can be complex process and is one that often even the most experienced people find daunting.
This course will teach you how to better understand and clarify the key insights within your advice, making the process of preparing concise documents much easier.
Learning outcomes
This course will teach you how to:
- Effectively conduct research, compile and edit information necessary for quality decisions
- Use a straightforward structure for preparing and presenting your documents
- Enhance their impact to ensure they are engaging and stand out from the others
- Condense difficult information into a compelling and easy-to-understand document.
Who should attend?
Anyone who is required to provide, present or contribute to reports, executive summaries, submissions and business case proposals that are designed to help others make decisions.
Presenter - Mark Priadko (ABFA Pty Ltd)
Mark has an in-depth knowledge of government decision-making processes and public sector financial management, having worked with clients from all levels of government (state, federal and local), Universities, as well as private and not-for-profit organisations, preparing submissions, business cases and reports. He an honours degree in economics and a graduate diploma in marketing, throughout his career, has held executive roles in South Australian Treasury and Finance, worked as a team leader for BHP Billiton and is now a highly regarded consultant and facilitator.
Upcoming sessions
 05 June 2024
|  Online
|  09:00am - 12:30pm |  |
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