Overview
Building trusted relationships is at the heart of effective governance and collaboration. Trust can be fostered by demonstrating understanding and care, sound judgement, and consistency in words and deeds.
Collaboration is most effective when leaders create safe spaces for open, honest and useful conversations, which helps to break down barriers and build strong, cooperative relationships. Trust-building is a continuous process that underpins successful partnerships and long-term collaboration.
This course is part of the Executive Public Sector-Industry Program.
Who should attend
This course is designed for:
- Public sector professionals: Policy professionals, program managers, administrators and regulators across Queensland Government
- Private sector leaders: Senior managers, operational managers and directors in industries such as:
- infrastructure
- resources
- health
- tourism
- agriculture
- not-for-profit organisations
- Any professional involved in cross-sectoral collaborations and seeking to build long-lasting, trusted relationships.
Entry requirements
You must complete the foundational Public and Private Stakeholder Engagement course to enrol for this course.
What you'll learn
- Understand the factors that foster trusted relationships and sustain them over time.
- Appreciate the diversity within and across sectors and develop ways to harness this to forge trusted relationships.
- Co-create shared social identities that nurture belonging and build the safe spaces required for strong relationships.
Time commitment
- This is a 1-day course.
Assessment
There are no assessments for this short course.
Certification and accreditation
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Facilitators
Cost
| Applicant | Price |
|---|---|
| Individual | A$1,800 |
GST is included in the cost
Location
UQ Brisbane City