Having challenges engaging with others in order to help you fulfill your goals and ambitions? Would you like to improve how you communicate with your key stakeholders to gain a shared vision?

Wether you are looking to get internal buy-in for your sustainability program or are a local government or mining company working with cultural groups and communities to share a vision to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes - MapYou can help.

MapYou is a new nationally accredited world class breakthrough system for - creating sustainable futures. It is highly innovative and collaborative and merges social and geospatial scciences. In essence, by using this collaborative system, we can ensure more rewarding and sustainable business outcomes for all stakeholders - business, industry, community and governments and increased profits.

Attending this MasterClass teaches you how the MapYou methodology will enable you to:
- Establish a shared vision and gain higher levels of engagement and co-operation
- Resolve a dispute or minimise conflict
- Engage with complex and often aggressive stakeholders to achieve win-win outcomes
- Achieve more successful and sustainable outcomes within the communities in which you operate
- Obtain and understand local knowledge in order to gain support for a project/program
- Generate new assets and maximise profits
- Innovate in community engagement
- Enter new markets

Discover MapYou strategies, methodologies and games (yes learning can be fun) to achieve a shared vision and mutual rewards. MapYou provides an effective, equitable, evidence based methodology that breaks down barriers and crosses borders to increase profits in ways you could not recognise or achieve without it. So come and learn the new rules of the game and discover sustainable futures are possible and closer than you can imagine. A Certificate IV, Diploma and Advanced Diploma program will also soon be offered.

KALGOORLIE Friday 24 February	PERTH Friday 28 February
SYDNEY Tuesday 13 March	NEWCASTLE Thursday 15 March
ADELAIDE Wednesday 28 March	MELBOURNE Friday 30 March
BRISBANE Monday 16 April	TOOWOOMBA Friday 20 April
BROOME Friday 11 May	GLADSTONE Monday 28 May
MACKAY Wednesday 30 May	TOWNSVILLE Friday 1 June
MT ISA Monday 4 June	CAIRNS Friday 6 July
PORT HEADLAND Thurs 19 July	BATHURST/ORANGE Thursday 30 August
DARWIN Friday 21 September

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MOSS and SEA Member discounts apply.  Discounts also apply for two or more registrations from the same company.

Rarely do we get to learn from experts who are strategic, creative, inspiring, globally influential, pragmatic and entrepreneurial who have transformed some of the largest organisations in the world... so it is with great pleasure MOSS presents a series of one day workshops with Dr Martin Blake - international sustainability advisor and former head of CSR, Sustainability and Social Policy for Royal Mail - the UK's largest single employer, with more than 195,000 employees, 14,000 retail outlets and a fleet of 35,000 vehicles.

Join this one day workshop to learn:
- How Martin and his team took one of the oldest and largest organisations in the UK that was losing a £1 million a day to profit making £1 million a day
  with his "in good company" framework.
- How you can use the "in good company" framework to develop your own CSR Road Map/Sustainability Strategy that will win accolades from employees,
  investors and the communities in which you operate.
- How to improve profitability and avoid taxes and trade barriers by decarbonising your organisation and improving energy efficiency of your products and
  processes as well as that of your supply chain.
- How to measure, minimise, manage and report energy, water and waste.
- How to improve fleet management.
- How to establish a marginal abatement cost curve to determine project priorities and pay back periods.
- The keys to innovation and transformation.
- How to transform culture and behaviour change.
- How social inclusion and diversity can drive up revenue, customer satisfaction, market share and profitability.

This small intimate ONE DAY WORKSHOP is ideal for directors and senior managers working in resources and mining, manufacturing, transport, local and state governments, health care, construction, charity and the NFP Sector.  If you have responsibility for strategy development, innovation, policy, HR, Sustainability or CSR you can't afford to this miss event. MOSS and SEA Member Discounts apply.   Download the Brochure here.

Indigenous enterprises and reforms are on the national agenda as Federal and State governments, corporates and NGOs embrace the Closing the Gap agenda. However, important questions are being asked about the long-term viability of sustainable outcomes for indigenous programs and initiatives.

3 Pillars Network in partnership with the Australian Employment Covenant, Philanthropy Australia, Net Balance Foundation and MOSS is proud to announce a one-day conference exploring the intersection between sustainability and indigenous issues: employment, education and environment.

A truly unique event - we bring together for the first time leaders from all indigenous areas - business, education, philanthropy, advocacy, government and environment to:

- Address tensions: Reconciling and respecting traditions and mainstream practices
- Develop effective models, frameworks and evaluation techniques to improve opportunities and equity
- Showcase successful indigenous businesses and enterprises to drive sustainable outcomes for future generations

Key speakers include: Warren Mundine, Chairman of the Australian Indigenous Chamber of Commerce, Andrew Penfold, CEO of the Australian Indigenous Education Foundation and Rhonda Parker, CEO of the Australian Employment Covenant.

For more information and to download a brochure - refer: http://www.3pillarsnetwork.com.au/events/social_impact/conference/indigenous_sustainability/ or email zaf@3pillarsnetwork.com.au

 A series of pre-conference workshops are also being offered on 2 April 2012.

Our food systems like many other systems in our society, are undergoing enormous changes as a result of energy and environmental pressures, significant increases in populations and urbanisation, new technologies and rapidly evolving geopolitical dynamics. The food system will need to respond to the cumulative effects of these changes in a way that makes sure we develop an environmentally sustainable system in the 21st century that provides high quality food for future and current generations. 

In April 2011, over 340 delegates including primary producers and members of the business, government, education, public health, community and not-for-profit sectors came together in Melbourne to share ideas that could inform a vision for Australia's food system in 2030.The Inaugural National Sustainable Food Summit generated extraordinary consensus for the need to collaborate and continue the conversations necessary to transform Australia's food system.

The 2nd National Sustainable Food Summit has been designed to progress the discussion from 2011 - which focused on the limits and challenges to our current system - to begin to examine what new frameworks and emerging solutions will help support a sustainable and resilient food system for Australia now and in the future. Many are focusing on the imperative to change - the limits and triggers that suggest a rapid evolution to a sustainable food system would be a smart idea. However the focus of this Summit is to explore the changing frameworks that will frame what people and markets do and how they will go about doing them.

For more information and to register for the Summit, please email cheryl@3pillarsnetwork.com.au or visit www.3pillarsnetwork.com.au