Programs
Vincent
Fairfax
Fellowship
A year-long fellowship for senior executives looking to put ethical change into action within their organisations.
Each year this Fellowship gives a select group of senior executives the opportunity to discuss, examine, critique and reflect on the ethical challenges they encounter in their work – and offers expert assistance with putting practical ethical theory of change into action within their organisations.
10
Days
4
Facilitators
Speaker
Events
Fellows
Dinners
20–30
Peers
3 Books
Pre-Reading
Induction
& Coaching
Overview
Across a 12 month program of residential modules and individual coaching, participants explore and untangle the moral challenges that arise in their high-level leadership positions. Assisted by expert senior consultants, each participant chooses and develops a change project to be implemented within their own organisation, as a concrete way to drive ethical improvement.
The close-knit, collegial and confidential environment effectively cultivates an ethical brains trust – a group that can be drawn on to boost personal clarity and understanding around ethics-driven decision-making.
Participants join our extensive network of Cranlana Alumni, gaining access to a range of exclusive events where they can deepen their connection with some of Australia’s most extraordinary leaders.
The fellowship is delivered across the year in Melbourne and Sydney, and there are scholarship places available specifically for leaders from the not-for-profit, arts and culture, start-up and community sectors.
For more information contact Cranlana Centre at admin@cranlana.org.au or on 03 9827 2660.
Course Structure
The Fellowship is run over 10 days spread across a full year, commencing June and concluding in June the following year.
In addition to a commencement dinner and induction, a trio of three-day residential training modules deepens participants’ ethical reasoning and leadership skills across different aspects of work and society. These modules are supported by a series of talks given by prominent business and community leaders, with past speakers including Elizabeth Broderick, Gail Kelly, Michael Chaney AO and Peter Greste.
As a central aspect of the program, each participant also develops an ethically focused project to embed in their own organisation, assisted by experienced change consultants.
The entire fellowship is supplemented by a robust selection of in-depth philosophical readings for participants to engage with in their own time, along with regular sessions with an expert coach to assist in developing and applying ethical leadership skills.
Outcomes
- Strengthen your decision-making framework
- Embed a change project in your organisation
- Hone ethical reasoning and critical leadership skills
- Develop a tool kit to draw upon to address ethical issues in the workplace
- Develop a support network of trusted senior leaders
- Access to Cranlana Alumni events, and a wider network of Alumni
Dates & Information
Vincent Fairfax Fellowship
Suitable for:
Senior leaders from the business, not-for-profit and government sectors, human resources and workplace culture specialists.
Fee:
$24,800 (including GST)
Catering and accommodation during modules included. Travel expenses are not included.
Dates:
The current cohort 25 dates are:
Commencement dinner – 20 June 2019
Induction day – 21 June 2019
Module 1 – 29–31 October 2019
Module 2 – 17–19 March 2020
Module 3 – 16–18 June 2020
Graduation dinner – 18 June 2020
The next fellowship starts:
June 2020:
Commencement dinner – 18 June 2020, TBC
Induction day – 19 June 2020, TBC
Module 1 – 27–29 October 2020, TBC
Module 2 – 16-18 March 2021, TBC
Module 3 - 15-17 June 2021, TBC
Graduation Dinner - June 17, 2021, TBC
Enquire
If you have questions, or if you would like more information about the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership, please contact us on (03) 9827 2660.