20 Aug 2020

Key issues associations should consider during a global crisis

Do you have uneasy feeling that the world is changing too fast? Not sure whether you are on the right track in steering through the crisis? This webinar will help you bring everything into focus.

Associations are among the most vulnerable organisations during significant economic downturns. This webinar will unpack some of the key factors that should be on the radar of associations as they steer through a maze with moving walls.

The leadership in associations must look through multiple lenses, and apply an integrated thinking approach, when considering the impact of a crisis and how they will respond. The webinar will use integrated thinking as a base to explore the various areas to be considered.

Dr Claudelle has served in various associations for over 20 years, which includes serving in a CEO role for 10 yrs. She serves on the committee of the South African Qualifications Authority responsible for the recognition of professional bodies in South Africa. She has trained multiple boards of associations. Her doctoral degree is in leadership with a particular focus on leading through change and uncertainty.

Topics addressed include:

What are some of the key global factors that may have an impact on associations
How to use multiple lenses to unpack the risks the association may face during a crisis
Using integrated thinking in assessing all material factors that may impact on the association
Balancing risks with potential opportunities

Speaker

Claudelle von Eck

Consultant, Brave Inflexions

Claudelle is the founder of Brave Inflexions. Her practice focuses on leadership, governance, change management, ethics, whistle blowing and culture. She?s a Strategic Advisor, Executive Coach, Facilitator, Trainer and Keynote Speaker. She is a former CEO of the Institute of Internal Auditors South Africa. Most of her career has been in the association/professional body space. She has served on numerous oversight bodies and committees, both in South Africa and internationally. She has been a speaker at many conferences as well as face to face and online events, both locally in her country and internationally. She is also a published author. She is the 2016 Country (SA), Regional (SADEC South) and Continental winner of the Africa?s most Influential Women in Business and Government Awards in the category Agents and Regulatory Authorities. Her academic record includes a BA degree obtained through the University of the Witwatersrand, a 3 year business management diploma obtained through the Institute of Administration and Commerce, a MBL degree obtained through Unisa?s School of Business Leadership and a DPhil obtained through the University of Johannesburg. She was awarded Fellowship by the AAE in 2019. She is a member of the Institute of Directors Southern Africa and is a Certified Director. She is also a member of Coaches and Mentors of South Africa (COMENSA).

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