Next week is going to be a big one. Speaking on Tuesday at the Social Enterprise Workshop in Burnie alongside some amazing operators. Always tricky to know which hat to wear as I seem to have a few different ones at the moment, but thankfully there are linkages with all of them.
Wednesday is the first of 3 workshop days with Ernesto Sirolli who has been developing the Enterprise Facilitation model for the past 25 years. It's about better assistance to those with great ideas-igniting them and really making things happen. This links beautifully with all my roles I currently have and I hope will provide greater tools to respond to the needs of individuals and organisations.
WriteResponse, the arts reviewing blog has been going for more than 2 years and we have a dynamic and skilled group of Tasmanian writers. We are hoping to review work included in Junction this year in Launceston and are even looking further afield for other opportunities to head off as a team and write, reflect and post.
Passionate about Enterprise, the Arts, Community and Ideas This site tells the story of projects and creative activities up to around 2018. Please visit www.kylieeastley.com.au for more recent projects.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Thursday, May 19, 2011
The future of charity
Dan Pallotta is an enigmatic speaker and entrepreneur from the US who has been committed for many years to finding better ways to support not for profits. I was lucky enough to hear him speak in San Francisco last year and he really challenged the current situation for many community based organisations.
His book Charitable describes the inequity between profit making and charitable organisations and he suggests that there needs to be a complete shift in our thinking about giving and management.
So check out his website and the new venture he has began which combines ethics, non profits and marketing.
His book Charitable describes the inequity between profit making and charitable organisations and he suggests that there needs to be a complete shift in our thinking about giving and management.
So check out his website and the new venture he has began which combines ethics, non profits and marketing.
Friday, May 6, 2011
3 FREE WEBSITES
Graphic and web designer, Chi ling is offering free websites.
So, don't hesitate. If you have been thinking of greater presence on the web then drop her a line at chilingdesigner@gmail.com to find out more.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Are you an artist who needs support?
Everyone is different; different skills, challenges and opportunities. As such, the work we undertake with artists or anyone with an idea varies depending on the needs of the individual.
Sometimes is a bit of tweaking, a comprehensive plan or connecting you to the right people.
No matter what the need, we can help.
Email keastley@optusnet.com.au to have the first conversation
Sometimes is a bit of tweaking, a comprehensive plan or connecting you to the right people.
No matter what the need, we can help.
Email keastley@optusnet.com.au to have the first conversation
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Ernesto Sirolli training
PASSION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INVIGORATING LOCAL ECONOMIES
3 Day Trinity of Management® Training
by Dr Ernesto Sirolli of the Sirolli Institute
Presented by Tasmanian Council of Social Service Inc and Tasmanian Regional Arts Inc.
June 15-17, 2011 (inclusive)
Venue to be confirmed (location-Launceston)
Numbers are limited, so please book your place ASAP
Who should participate? People who have a passion for helping their region and clients grow and prosper, whose work brings them into contact with people with ideas, opportunities and passions, and would like additional tools to help those people move their ideas forward.
These include: Local government officers; Chamber of Commerce and local development organisation personnel; Community Relations/Sustainable Development Personnel in the corporate sector; rural advisors; community and social support organisations; arts organisations; migrant settlement services, etc.
3 Day Trinity of Management® Training
by Dr Ernesto Sirolli of the Sirolli Institute
Presented by Tasmanian Council of Social Service Inc and Tasmanian Regional Arts Inc.
June 15-17, 2011 (inclusive)
Venue to be confirmed (location-Launceston)
Numbers are limited, so please book your place ASAP
Who should participate? People who have a passion for helping their region and clients grow and prosper, whose work brings them into contact with people with ideas, opportunities and passions, and would like additional tools to help those people move their ideas forward.
These include: Local government officers; Chamber of Commerce and local development organisation personnel; Community Relations/Sustainable Development Personnel in the corporate sector; rural advisors; community and social support organisations; arts organisations; migrant settlement services, etc.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Bouquet to Bonorong
Congratulations to Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary who tonight was the category winner for the Hydro Environment Award at the Tasmanian Young Achiever Awards. It was fantastic to see his hard work rewarded.
I was lucky enough to be part of the team that worked on the nomination and am thrilled to be able to offer my skills pro bono to an organisation that is looking at such creative and innovative approaches.
I was lucky enough to be part of the team that worked on the nomination and am thrilled to be able to offer my skills pro bono to an organisation that is looking at such creative and innovative approaches.
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Another word for Coaching?
Can someone please find another word for coaching. My work with artists and individuals with an idea is proving to be extremely positive, with good outcomes and a huge sense of accomplishment and positivity. But I do find myself cringing at the terms consultant or coach, so if anyone has any other words that might suit, please send them through.
What a lucky girl I am to work with such people.
What a lucky girl I am to work with such people.
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