21
Oct
Flexible Future: Is the 5 day working week dead?
As the author of two bestselling books on leadership, David Pich is passionate about improving leadership practice and sees a clear, irrefutable link between better leaders and better workplaces. He will share his experiences of implementing the '4-Day Week,' followed by a Q&A opportunity.
14
Oct
Lunch, Learn, Laugh - an online workshop on self-care and laughter therapy
During this online presentation, Griffith alumnus, Mark McConville will combine comedy and laughter with the latest information and research in the field of mental health, to encourage you to regain control of your own happiness. Mark will share self-care tools and strategies that are aimed at improving your emotional well-being, acting as a buffer against the harmful effects of stress, anxiety and depression.
06
Oct
Griffith University Alumni Awards Presentation - Livestream
Join us for an official presentation to recognise and celebrate the diverse achievements of our alumni, across their fields of endeavour and in their communities
16
Sep
Reimagining Japan-Australia Relations for a post-Covid World - Strengthening the Special Strategic Relationship
After a deterioration of ties during World War 2, the Japan-Australia bilateral relationship picked up momentum soon after with the signing of the Australia Japan Commerce Agreement in 1957. This agreement was the catalyst to spark a mutually beneficial, long-standing economic partnership that has grown from the foundations of resources and agriculture, to robotics, renewable energy, and financial services.
02
Sep
Marketing Matters Seminar
Griffith Business School - Department of Marketing - invites you to join this seminar where industry experts share their insights and learnings from recent experiences to assess key drivers shaping the new world, challenges businesses need to be prepared for in the coming years and whether the "new normal' is a better normal or simply a different normal.
31
Aug
Griffith Alumni Online Panel: Hey, Utopia! Imagining a Better Future
What are the possibilities and pitfalls of utopian thinking?What is the future of change-making in a post-pandemic world?
Join Dr Ashley Hay (Editor, Griffith Review) for a thought-provoking and engaging conversation featuring Professor Danielle Celermajer, Amanda Tattersall and Councillor Jess Scully as they navigate other ways the world could be.