Michael Clarke to speak on leadership at Moreton Bay Business Conference
AUSTRALIA’S 43rd Test captain Michael Clarke is coming to town and he’s bringing a few things he’s learned in his cricket bag.
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HE’S led a high-performing team to glory on the international sporting stage and experienced the devastation of defeat, so Michael Clarke knows a thing or two about leadership.
Australia’s 43rd Test captain was regarded as the best Test batsman in the world at his peak and his side enjoyed Ashes and World Cup success.
He’ll be sharing his insights into what makes a good leader and how businesses of any size can benefit from clear, strong and inspiring leadership at the next Moreton Bay Business Conference Series Luncheon.
The event will be held on October 26 at the Eatons Hill Hotel.
Michael retired from all forms of cricket in 2015 and has started a new innings in the corporate world. He is also an ambassador for Life Education Australia, Cancer Council Australia, Loyal Foundation and the McGrath Foundation.
The man of many talents shared a few insights with Moreton Life ahead of his visit to the region but if you want to know more, you’ll have to head along to the luncheon.
What do you still love about the game?
A. Seeing young boys and girls play the sport they love as much as I did.
What was the best moment of your career?
A. I had so many amazing moments. Winning World Cups, Ashes series, beating India in India. Very hard to pick out one.
What’s your favourite meal?
A. Homemade veal schnitzel my wife makes.
Do you have a favourite band?
A. Whatever is on the radio, I love all types of music.
What are you doing these days?
A. I have a number of different business interests I’m involved in on a daily basis so that keeps me on my toes.
Name a leader who has inspired you and tell us why?
A. Kerry Packer. He changed our game forever and every current and past player owes him so much.
EVENT DETAILS
What: Business Moreton Bay Conference Series luncheon with workshops and Michael Clarke as guest speaker
When: October 26, luncheon from noon + workshops in the morning
Where: Eatons Hill Hotel
Tickets: $88 (MBRIT members), $99 (non-members) for two-course lunch with beverages, entertainment and networking
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