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Enabling Inclusive Leadership through Virtual Reality [DIF 2023]

Come and join us for a mini-immersion to learn about the intersection of Inclusive Leadership and Virtual Reality. Hosted by Sara Liyanage Denney and Justin McLachlan from KINSPACE, this interactive experience is a deep-dive into the progressive and inclusive nature of Virtual Reality (VR) for leadership development.

Event Start: Thu 24 Aug 10:00 AM AEST
Event Finish: Thu 24 Aug 01:00 PM AEST

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Registration End Date: Wed 23 Aug 05:00 PM


<p><strong>Held in conjunction with Women in Emerging Tech. Women in Emerging Tech is a proud DIF Victoria partner and VR for accelerating leaderships, is a featured event of the DIF2024 Festival which runs from 23 August to 6 September</strong></p> <p>Come and join us for a mini-immersion to learn about the intersection of Inclusive Leadership and Virtual Reality.</p> <p>Hosted by <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-liyanagedenney-kinspace/" target="_blank">Sara Liyanage Denney</a> and <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-mclachlan-8b4688b1/" target="_blank">Justin McLachlan</a> from <a href="https://kinspace.co/" target="_blank">KINSPACE</a>, this interactive experience is a deep-dive into the progressive and inclusive nature of Virtual Reality (VR) for leadership development.</p> <p>The experience will showcase how enterprises can leverage facilitated VR training to foster workplace cultures of empathy, collaboration, and innovation.</p> <p>Engaging with KINSPACE’s VR headsets, see how their tech-enabled solution is at the core of reshaping organisational dynamics at scale.</p> <p>This event is designed for senior leaders across Organisational Development, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Learning &amp; Development, Human Resources, and Innovation.</p> <p>A powerful catalyst to accelerate leadership and unlock hidden talent, you’ll:</p> <p>• Engage with the unfamiliar to experience a shift in your perspective</p> <p>• Gain insight into progressing inclusive practice across talent and product life cycles</p> <p><strong>*Sessions run for 1 hour at either 10am or 12pm. Your exact session time will be confirmed.</strong></p>

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Sara Liyanage Denney

Sara Liyanage Denney

For a world that sees all people; equally. One built on an inclusive and accessible future.

Founder and CEO of KINSPACE, Sara's mission is to help pioneering leaders make their workplaces, products and services accessible to all.

Sara’s experience lies in management consulting, executive coaching and development, intersectional diversity, equity and inclusion, and emerging technologies across global markets.

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Justin McLachlan

Justin McLachlan

As a tech enthusiast and people-oriented leader, I'm a big believer in workplace technology (VR) integration as a force for good. One that creates cultures driven by leaders who better understand how team dynamics in the working environment directly impact the pace of innovation and results.

 

At KINSPACE we're on a mission to help pioneering leaders make their products and services more accessible to [invisible] new markets. Applying our core value of using lived experienced to build, facilitate and advocate for change is the key to what we do and how we deliver meaningful customer outcomes.

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Level 14, 839 Collins Street,Docklands,VIC,Australia

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  • ACS Victoria
    Level 14, 839 Collins Street
    Docklands VIC 3008
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  • Event Start:
    Thu 24 Aug 10:00 AM AEST

    Event Finish:
    Thu 24 Aug 01:00 PM AEST
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