FORUM: Creating The Future We Want - better outcomes for all, cradle to grave

Hosted by YMCA Australia

Commences at 10am (registrations open at 9:30am)
Please note that tickets must be pre-purchased. Tickets will not be available on the day of the event.

This exciting forum brings together one of the UKs most prominent strategists on impact and outcomes measurement with key leaders from Australian civil society to make the case for an overarching outcomes framework across the life cycle.

Exploring the ways in which an inclusive outcomes framework can guide and drive innovation in achieving positive and sustained social impact, this forum will aim to catalyse the national conversation on achieving better outcomes for all Australians.

To bring the conversation to life, we will also be hearing from outcomes-focused initiatives to build youth engagement and empowerment, locally and globally.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Tris Lumley, Director of Development, New Philanthropy Capital, UK

Tris leads NPC’s development of new strategies, partnerships and initiatives to help transform the social sector. Working with partners both in the UK and internationally, Tris focuses on both the demand and supply sides of innovation around social impact.

His particular interest areas are leadership and culture, as well as frameworks and approaches that put impact at the heart of the social sector, including shared measurement, open data and systems thinking.

Also with...

Jayne Meyer-Tucker, Chief Executive Officer, Good Beginnings Australia Jayne has over 10 years international experience in the provision of early intervention programs for children and families, specialising in creating productive partnerships between the public, private and not-for-profit sectors.

Jo Cavanagh OAM, Chief Executive Officer, Family Life Jo has led a program of change and major organisational growth to promote volunteering and community involvement, and has led the development and implementation of programs which provide not just support to the vulnerable in our community, but also a pathway to sustained transformational change.

Daniel Madhavan, Impact Investing Australia Before joining Impact Investing Australia, Dan spent 12 years at JBWere and has worked with the Foundation for Young Australians and mentoring roles with young social entrepreneurs has provided a strong understanding of how capital can help translate the energy of individuals and organisations in the community and social enterprise sector into positive social outcomes. 

Associate Professor Kristy Muir, Centre for Social Impact, UNSW Kristy is the Research Director (Social Outcomes) at the Centre for Social Impact and an Associate Professor of Social Policy at the University of New South Wales. She works with for purpose organisations to help understand, measure and find innovative solutions to complex social problems.