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Rolling out Respect@Work

Almost a year has passed since the enactment of Australia's Respect@Work laws, and during this time, a remarkable transformation has been occurring within Australian workplaces. The focus has shifted towards prevention rather than mere response, with a strong ambition for cultural change rather than mere compliance.

Join us for an engaging lunch and learn session with AMP's Chief People Officer, Rebecca Nash, and Rely & Your Call's Head of Advisory, Kirsty Harvison. 

Gain insights into:

  • AMP's strategies for implementing Respect@Work laws
  • Practical action to shift the conversation to prevention
  • How AMP is transforming workplace culture and setting the bar high through renewed leadership commitment

Event details

  • Thursday 19 October 23
  • 12 noon -1pm AEDT
  • Via Zoom

Don't worry if you can't attend the live session – register now and receive a recording of the event.

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Speakers

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AMP

Rebecca Nash

Chief People Officer

Rebecca has more than 25 years of local and global multi-sector experience.  Rebecca graduated from the University of Technology, Sydney with a major in Management and obtained a post graduate qualification in Change Management from the Australian Graduate School of Management at the University of New South Wales. Rebecca has since completed Leading Change & Organisational Renewal at Stanford University and Women on Boards at Harvard Business School. She is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is the Chief People Officer at AMP Limited.

 

Kirsty Harvison

CUT IT OUT! PROGRAM LEAD

Kirsty Harvison

Head of Advisory, Rely & Your Call

Kirsty Harvison leads our Cut it Out! client engagements. Kirsty is a seasoned commercial lawyer and governance professional who has held executive roles and led the legal function for businesses across a wide range of industry sectors. She is a fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and holds a Masters in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Melbourne.