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Annual Report 2023-24

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Management Challenge in Brisbane on Wednesday 17 April 2024.




                                                                                                                                             Our Council
     FuturePLEX competed against nine other local government teams
     in simulation-based team building exercises – all while learning,
     building relationships and having fun. The FuturePLEX team
     comprised of the following Council staff:
      — Haylee Fox, Environmental Health Coordinator
      — Grace Jokhan, People and Culture Advisor
      — Sophie Blond, Environment Officer (Rivers and Coast)
      — Caroline Osborne, Community Engagement Advisor
      — James Marshall, Asset Systems Officer
      — Kelly de Visser, Noosa Seniors Coordinator


     Supporting mentors were:
      — Rachel Oldfield, Branch Libraries Team Leader
      —J  aspre Outram, Project Manager


     LGMA Women in Local Government Conference
     In March 2024, 12 Council staff attended the LGMA Women in Local
     Government Conference in Brisbane as a professional development
     opportunity. The LGMA Women in Local Government Conference
     was developed to support women in the local government sector
     and aims to empower women through the exploration of leadership
     and discussion of techniques to address common barriers and
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     challenges. Delegates were inspired by keynote presentations
     from two-time Olympian beach volleyball champion, Kerri Pottharst
     and one of Australia’s leading psychotherapists and experts on
     relationships and mental health and wellbeing, Jackie Furey.


     The program also included engaging presentations on your digital
     presence, managing difficult relationships, the CEO’s panel, critical
     duo working partnerships, workplace bullying and harassment and
     unpacking imposter syndrome. Everyone agreed the conference
     content and networking with other women in local government was
     a fantastic opportunity.




                                                                                                                                             Noosa Council Annual Report 23/24
                                                                             Staff attending the LGMA Women in Local Government Conference

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