Smart Productivity Workshop (325)

17 June 2020 - Online

Maura Hannon

Working during any time of isolation is challenging. While there are benefits to working alone, scheduling work and keeping a productivity momentum can be tricky. How can you best organise yourself when a weekly work structure is removed and the buzz of working with energetic people is gone? Get acquainted with some Smart Working tools to help you navigate and make the most of working in isolation.

Learning Outcomes :

• Compare and evaluate Smart Working goal setting, planning and productivity tools.

• Choose and integrate the best Smart Working tool combination for you.

ONLINE !

Date: Wednesday, 17th June 2020

Schedule: 9 am to 11 am

Trainer:

Maura Hannon has over 20 years professional writing experience including writing, editing and translating business documents in diverse fields such as social media, banking, automotive and fast moving consumer products. She has in-depth experience in editing academic works in arts, business and science disciplines, in teaching language and writing skills, and preparing students for Cambridge exams.

Ms Hannon has been project manager for commercial innovation projects (eg Kraft, Colgate, BASF, VW Financial Services, Fortescue Mining Group), often in a cross-cultural setting. She has coordinated and participated in the writing, editing and dissemination of a range of documents in the field of micro-economic reform in Australia, and has delivered parliamentary, speech and press material in the Western Australian Parliament under strict time restraints.

A graduate of the University of Western Australia and the Curtin University of Technology, Ms Hannon is a winner of the Graduate School of Business Meritorious Achievement Prize (MBA with Distinction), and of the Convocation medal for Political Science (BA Hons, First class).

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