Guest Speaker: Dr Sydney Savion, Chief Learning Officer: Learning, Performance, & Analytics Transformation, Air New Zealand  

Date:  30th May
Time: 7.15am, 7.30am seated to 9.00am
Venue: Stamford Plaza Hotel, 22-26 Albert Street, Auckland                     

There is no greater threat to the workforce, marketplace, world of work and careers than those of us who are unwilling to unlearn, relearn, continuously learn and apply new knowledge and skills to stay competitive in this era of massive digital and job disruption.  Dr. Sydney Savion a noted author, scholar and learning and performance practitioner will keynote the AmCham Women in Business breakfast to launch the AmCham Women's Chapter.

Savion is the GM Learning for Air New Zealand, where she oversees all training. She is instrumental in shaping an iconic workforce and workplace and enhancing its learning, development and measurement strategies inalignment with talent development and business goals. Throughout her dynamic career she has created and executed strategies for fostering an innovative learning culture and a high-impact learning organization

At the in augural AmCham event, Savion will present “Taking Control of Your Own Career: Why, How and When" This timely address will resonate with leaders at all levels - all of whom are asking the same questions: How do I keep pace with this era of digital revolution --robots,automation and artificial intelligence, maintain competitiveness and shape my career?

During Savion’s presentation, attendees will explore howto take control of their own career including:
•            CONNECT: Why is networking important to your success?
•            PROMOTE:  Why is women leadership important to the global economy?
•            EQUIP: How do we equip women to succeed as leaders?

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Cost:‍

Members$60.00 inc GST,

Non-Members $80.00 inc GST

Tables of 10 $575.00 inc GST

 Please register by 27th May

If you have any issues registering please email [email protected]‍

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Posted on behalf of the American Chamber of Commerce in New Zealand Inc