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Digital Transformation Forum 03: Leading Digital Transformation During Disruption
May 19, 2020 @ 12:40 pm - 1:30 pm
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M&T Resources is pleased to announce the next event in our new panel series focusing on Digital Transformation within human led services.
The third event in our Digital Transformation Series will be particularly special, hosted virtually on Tuesday 19th May with a lunch time panel consisting of local and interstate panellists. In keeping with today’s climate, discussion will focus on how organisations and individuals can lead teams and digital transformation during times of disruption.
This is an interactive event and the audience will be able to ask questions via the Q&A function within Microsoft Teams Live Event. We hope to allow our audience the opportunity to dial into a fly on the wall experience and hear our leaders discuss this extremely relevant current topic.
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About the panel
Jenianne Hall, Director Innovation, Department of Primary Industries
Jenianne Hall is Director Innovation at NSW Department of Primary Industries and is responsible for driving innovation and digital transformation internally and to deliver impact for primary industries. She has over 20 years’ experience in agribusiness and finance across government, private and not-for-profit sectors, and in established and start-up businesses. This diversity offers an in-depth, well-rounded appreciation of the challenges and opportunities faced by businesses in an increasingly connected and complex world. Jenianne is particularly passionate about supporting the productivity, profitability and sustainability of agribusiness and regional communities. She thrives on inspiring teams to be courageous, creative and to embrace new ways of working.
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Abdul Ghani, Head of Digital Product and Innovation – Financial Services, Qantas Loyalty
As Head of Digital Product and Innovation – Financial Services at Qantas Loyalty, Abdul Ghani brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in digital transformation. From starting his career in product design to later leading teams in driving innovation for both corporates and start-ups alike, Abdul’s varied 20+ year career has enabled him to develop deep understanding of customers, the technologies they use and how to best bridge this gap to deliver growth for any business.
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Alistair Sharman, Chief Digital Officer, Mater
Over a career spanning 25+ years Alastair Sharman has held executive leadership positions in Australia and overseas delivering complex organisational change and capital works programs. Alastair’s career commenced as an intelligence officer in the Australian Army including serving with the United Nations in East Timor. Following his career in the Army, Alastair held positions for a range of consulting firms delivering specialist information management, technology and digital services for public and private sector organisations. Alastair has worked in a range of healthcare roles including being appointed the first Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service. As CIO and later as the Chief Digital Officer Alastair’s delivered on a broad transformation agenda as well as implemented contemporary information and digital services that supported the delivery of high quality and safe care. Alastair’s passion lies in providing digital services that are focused on improving patient experience and health outcomes for the communities we serve and delivering digital transformation that supports the integration of clinical, education and research ministries. Alastair holds a Master of Science in Information Technology, a Graduate Diploma in Information Management and Analysis as well as a Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Politics. He is a graduate of the Royal Military College of Australia and the Australian Defence Force Academy.