Hard Conversations Sydney 9 April 2010
The Australian Leadership Development Centre (ALDC) is an educational organisation devoted soley to enhancing leadership in Australian organisations. Our pioneering approach seeks to bridge the gap that exists between theory and practice in relations to both effective leadership and leadership development. To that end we are committed to:
We work with organisations and individuals who are seriously committed to enhancing their leadership impact. Real leadership development takes focus, hard-work and persistence. It is more akin to learning an instrument than reading a book. All of our leadership development services are designed to assist leaders to make targeted and sustained enhancements in their leadership behaviours. We believe that for leaders to make real and worthwhile enhancements in their behaviour that developmental efforts must:
These four leadership development principles underpin all of our development services. We offer tailored development with impact.
Shaun Killian is the founder and director of the Australian Leadership Development Centre. Helping people reach their full potential is both a professional and personal passion that has formed a constant thread throughout his career and life. Shaun coupled this calling with his conviction in sharing evidence-based knowledge to launch the Australian Leadership Development Centre.
Shaun holds two master’s degrees, including a Master of Leadership. His work draws on a range of fields including psychology, adult-learning, leadership theory, human resources, neuro-linguistic programming and organisational behaviour. Shaun chaired the 2007 National Summit on Leadership and People Development.
Praise for our director:
“You speak with real authority on the subject of leadership!”
Frank Crowther
Former Director
Leadership Research Institute
University of Southern Qld
“Shaun’s gentle, unobtrusive yet highly skilled approach led me into a world of leadership I had not visited for some time. Shaun uses a masterly coaching style and I encourage you to join him out of your comfort zone.”
Tom Hardy
Former President
Australian Primary Principals’ Association