23-25 October 2024
Adelaide Convention Centre
Inspire. Innovate. Impact.
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#AgeofExcellence
Preparing for the Future: Succession Planning and Leadership Diversity in Aged Care
Cynthia Payne boasts over 30 years of executive leadership and 20 years as a Director on both NFP and FP boards. She founded Anchor Excellence in 2018, significantly impacting over 45% of the Australian aged care market through its programs and education, including the home for SAGE Study Tours. Cynthia’s passion lies in empowering leaders, driven by older person lived experiences, alongside her dedicated 20-member AE team.
Her qualifications include an MBA, a Bachelor of Applied Science in Nursing, and certifications in Balanced Scorecard, Aged Care Board Advisory, and Team Management Systems. She is a Fellow of the Governance Institute Australia, a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and the Australian College of Nursing.
Cynthia currently serves as an INED for Painchek and Board Advisor to Total Construction. She has been recognised with multiple awards. She also contributes to the Commonwealth Study Conferences in Australia and Globally.
Precis
Join Cynthia Payne, an seasoned leader with over 30 years of experience, in a transformative session at the ACCPA Age of Excellence Conference. Cynthia’s deep-seated passion for leadership and her commitment to enabling leaders across the country have driven her to uncover and address the critical challenges facing the aged care sector. This session will put a spotlight on succession planning and the often-overlooked diversity challenges, particularly the disparity between frontline leaders and those at the executive and board levels.
As the aged care sector experiences significant growth and technological advancements to meet increasing demographic demands, it is crucial to prepare the next generation of leaders for these impending challenges. Despite the rich diversity present among frontline leaders, this diversity does not adequately extend to executive and board positions. Cynthia will explore what it takes to support these emerging leaders in fulfilling sector requirements, particularly as the Baby Boomer generation of leaders transitions out of their roles. The next wave of leaders will face demographic shifts and the complex implications of ongoing reforms, requiring a robust strategy for succession planning.
This session promises to deliver profound insights into fostering leadership diversity and readiness for future challenges. Cynthia will guide attendees through the essential issues confronting succession planning and offer practical strategies to ensure a seamless leadership transition. Participants will gain valuable knowledge on how to support diverse leadership at the executive level, which is crucial for the sector to genuinely support future leaders in taking on significant governance and executive roles.
Key topics to be covered include:
Succession Planning: Strategies to identify and nurture future leaders within the organisation.
Diversity Challenges: Addressing the disparity between frontline and executive-level leadership.
Leadership Readiness: Preparing emerging leaders for the demands of demographic changes and technological advancements.
Practical Strategies: Implementing actionable steps to ensure a smooth transition of leadership roles.
Support Systems: Building a framework to support the next generation of leaders in executive and governance positions.
By addressing these critical topics, the session aims to equip participants with the tools and understanding necessary to foster a diverse and capable leadership pipeline. Attendees will leave with actionable insights and strategies to navigate the complexities of succession planning and leadership diversity, ensuring the aged care sector is well-prepared to thrive in the Age of Excellence.
Business Model Disruption in Home Care: Navigating Governance, Management, and Compliance in the Age of Excellence
Precis
In an era defined by rapid changes and heightened standards, the home care industry is experiencing significant disruption. Cynthia Payne’s session at the ACCPA National Congress, themed “Age of Excellence,” will focus on navigating this evolving landscape. This session is designed to provide home care providers with critical insights into business model disruption, governance, management, and compliance, ensuring that they are reform-ready for strengthened standards and support at home.
Cynthia will delve into the key issues that are reshaping the home care industry, providing directors and executives with the tools and knowledge necessary to lead their organisations through these transformative times. The session will cover:
Business Model Reengineering: Strategies to adapt and innovate your business model to stay ahead in a disruptive market.
Governance: Best practices for effective governance that align with new regulatory requirements and industry standards.
Management: Key management principles to ensure your team is prepared for the challenges and opportunities of a disrupted industry.
Quality and Compliance: Insights into maintaining high-quality care and meeting compliance standards in a changing regulatory environment.
Cynthia Payne is renowned for delivering deeply helpful and insightful sessions, making this an ideal opportunity for directors and executives who are contemplating the necessary changes to be reform-ready. Her expertise will provide attendees with practical guidance and actionable strategies to navigate the complexities of the home care sector.
Key Takeaways:
– Understanding the drivers of business model disruption in home care.
– Strategies for reengineering business models to meet new challenges.
– Governance practices that ensure accountability and alignment with regulatory changes.
– Management techniques to lead teams effectively through disruption.
– Ensuring quality and compliance in an evolving regulatory landscape.
Join Cynthia Payne in this essential session to gain the insights and strategies needed to excel in the Age of Excellence and ensure your home care organization is prepared for future challenges.
Keywords: Business Model Disruption, Home Care, Governance, Management, Quality, Compliance, Reform-Ready, Standards, Innovation, Regulatory Requirements
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