Free online event
How to set and achieve your goals in 2024
Exclusively for public servants and policymakers
Thursday, Jan 4, 2024
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You’ll learn how to:
- Find opportunities to set goals in your personal and professional life
- Choose the right goals to focus on
- Understand and apply simple goal-setting frameworks in a public service context
Speakers
Apolitical resources
- Do you have any tips or advice for setting and sticking to your goals, professional or personal?
- How to think strategically about your goals, article by Adam Parr
- 5 practical steps to reach your goals, article by Sandra Naranjo Bautista
- Not meeting your goals? Use a value network, by Basil J. White and Beth A. Martin
2024 is just around the corner, and with it comes the chance to set your new goals for the year.
But setting goals, whether professional or personal, requires planning and a clear roadmap for success.
Watch this free online event to learn about the art of goal-setting in the ever-evolving landscape of public service. You’ll gain the insights and skills needed to make 2024 your most successful year yet.
Who should watch:
This event is for public servants and policymakers eager to learn how to define and achieve their personal and professional aspirations in 2024. Whether you're a manager aiming to set comprehensive goals for your entire team or an individual crafting your own career goals, this event offers practical insights for effectively setting and achieving goals.
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Speakers
Joshua Frame
National Chair of the Federal Youth Network & Associate Faculty at the Canada School of Public Service
Canada
Andrea Migone
Professor at Ryerson University in Toronto and a former director of research and outreach at the Institute of Public Administration of Canada
Canada
Joshua Frame, started his public service career in Ottawa in the Canada Revenue Agency and has held roles in management, project management, budgeting and service renewal over the last 13 years. He holds a bachelor’s degree in International Studies from York University and has lived in Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver and Honolulu over the past 15 years. In his spare time Joshua participates in triathlons and running and cycling events across Canada and the United States.
Andrea Migone, a Professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, studies the confluence of public policy and public administration, in particular how policy advice is constructed and their implementation process. He has published in the areas of military procurement, policy analysis and decision-making. He was the Director of Research and Outreach for the Institute of Public Administration of Canada, where he worked on international development, policy innovation and change management.
