In May this year, IPAA Queensland hosted its fourth annual Chief Executives and Young Professionals Breakfast, Creating change: Purpose, ethics, impact, at Brisbane City Hall. The gathering of almost 450 young professionals with their chief and senior leaders was informed, challenged, and inspired by the personal stories of four young social entrepreneurs – Camille Socquet-Clerc

On Wednesday, 9 June IPAA Queensland was pleased to host a webinar in partnership with McKinsey & Company on the issue of workplace mental health. Mental health is a hot topic and for good reason – the impacts of mental ill-health are profound, affecting individuals, organisations, employers, and society. The recent Inquiry into Mental Health

Public purpose partnerships can achieve far better results on policy problems than when a single entity goes it alone. How might partnerships tackle the problem of school truancy? Whose problem is it? Teachers? Parents? Police? At IPAA’s breakout session Creating public value at this year’s BiiG Network conference, Professor Lorraine Mazerolle shared lessons on the ingredients for successful partnerships from