Wed, 04 Mar
|137 St Georges Terrace
Leaders, set your team up for success!
Haydn Williams Fellowship Public Lecture With Associate Professor Thomas O’Neill
Time & Location
04 Mar 2020, 5:30 pm
137 St Georges Terrace, 137 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA 6000, Australia
About the Event
The Haydn Williams Fellowship is offered to an academic of outstanding international reputation and broad academic interest. One of the latest Fellows awarded this prestigious Fellowship is Associate Professor Thomas O’Neill, a renowned industrial and organisational psychologist.
Leaders, set your team up for success!
Building a team is hard work, but it pays off. Learn about one of the most critical leadership challenges, which is to build great teams. Thomas will explore how you can build, maintain, and enhance your team. The presentation will cover the importance of direction and purpose, relationships, meaning, alignment, trust, accountability, and healthy disagreement. Thomas will be using an evidence-based approach as the basis for describing what the state-of-the-science says about high-performance teamwork.
About the speaker:
Thomas O’Neill is the Director of the Individual and Team Performance Lab and Associate Professor of Industrial-Organisational Psychology at the University of Calgary, Canada. He researches high-performance teamwork, virtual team effectiveness, conflict management, personality, and assessment. Thomas built and managed the state-of-the-art evidence-backed teamwork assessment platform, ITPmetrics.com, which provides free evidence-based assessments and feedback for developing teamwork skills. He has published over 55 journal articles and he has worked extensively to translate the science of high performance teamwork into practice through consultations, workshops and public lectures.
We hope that you are able to join us for the 2020 Haydn Williams Public Lecture.
About Dr Haydn Williams:
Dr Haydn Williams was a long-time advocate of technical education in Australia and masterminded the establishment of the WA Institute of Technology along with George Hayman, laying the foundations for which Curtin University was built.
For more information about Dr Williams, visit here
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