Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership

“Inclusion must always be respectful, but that’s not to say it is always going to be comfortable. We need to normalise the fact that inclusive communities are actually built around tensions." Read the report created with @essendonfc @AndrewThorburn here: cranlana.org.au/news/rethinkin…

Clubs and sporting organisations would be wise to read this report on how they can be inclusive in a more authentic manner. It could save them a few headaches

Governments, corporations, and media organisations would also be wise to read the @Cranlana report commissioned by #Essendon. “genuine inclusivity will only occur when sporting communities develop habits to normalise moral disagreements rather than seeking to eliminate them.” A lesson for all #auspol #sport #business #politics #governance #leadership #ethics #philosophy

there's no doubt Matt brings a unique combination of leadership experiences to support the next chapter of evolution for Cranlana. Please join us in welcoming Matt aboard, and congratulating him on his appointment. #leadership #announcement #ceo #ethicalleadership #ethics

Having established the Danny Frawley Centre for Health and Wellbeing with the St Kilda Football Club, staged the world's first Pride Game in professional team sport, and serving as a non-executive director at the Victorian Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commission, [4]

Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership, together with @MonashUni, The Myer Foundation and the @VFFF, is pleased to announce the appointment of our new CEO, Matt Finnis. [1] cranlana.org.au/news/new-crala…

Initial enquiries can be made to @tonygrierson at AEGEUS on (02) 9053 8866 or via cranlana@aegeus.asia

Please join us in thanking Vanessa for her dedication, passion and contributions over the past years. A thorough, expansive search to appoint a new CEO befitting of the great standing and history of the Cranlana Centre will begin shortly. [7]

After almost five years of exceptional leadership at the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership, Vanessa Pigrum has announced that she will resign as CEO at the conclusion of her contract in early 2023. [1]

[3]Leslie will commence in the role on October 3 and spend a month working with our Lead Moderator, Peter Mares, before he finishes in early November. Please join us in congratulating Leslie and welcoming her aboard!

[2]Vanessa stated: "I am certain that Leslie's influence on CCEL's programs will set us up for some fascinating and vital debates about what it means to be a truly wise and courageous leader."

We're thrilled to welcome @LeslieCannold as Cranlana's new Head of Programs. Cranlana's CEO Vanessa Pigrum said she and the Board were impressed by Leslie's depth of knowledge and energetic curiosity about helping others apply ethical leadership to contemporary social issues. [1]

[5] Congratulations on your appointment, Belinda! If you would also like to become a Vincent Fairfax Fellow, applications for our 2023 Cohort are now open: lnkd.in/guchYjbM

[4] Minister for Creative Industries, Steve Dimopoulos, stated: 'This history-making and city-shaping project will elevate Melbourne as a global creative and cultural city. [...] I look forward to working with the Board to bring our vision to life.’

The Board responsible for leading Australia’s largest ever cultural infrastructure project has been appointed to the #Melbourne Arts Precinct. Please join us in congratulating Belinda Duarte, Vincent Fairfax Fellow and CEO at @cultureislife, on her prestigious appointment!