ASFA Conference

Culture – defining, creating and sustaining it:

insights from leading organisations

Central Rooms B & C, Ground Floor

As super funds become larger and more complex businesses, the challenge for their leaders is to be

clear about what culture they need for organisational success and then how to create it. This challenge

is heightened now as we face the opportunities presented by digital technology and social change.

This session will explore the challenge of defining a superannuation culture, bringing together

research, consulting and leader perspectives on culture and its part in organisations.

Professor Neal Ashkanasy will examine the nature and role of culture in a successful organisation. Julie

Gebauer will discuss how leading businesses create, change and sustain culture through leadership

and talent management, drawing upon global research from leading businesses across 29 countries.

Michael Dwyer will then bring the perspective of an Australian fund CEO on how creating the right

culture can both support business success and mitigate risk.

Julie Gebauer

Global Head of Human Capital and

Benefits, Willis Towers Watson (USA)

Speaker and Chair:

Michael Dwyer AM

(Fellow of ASFA)

Chief Executive Officer, FSS Trustee

Corporation, member, 2016 Keynote

Advisory Group and ASFA Director

(Australia)

Professor Neal Ashkanasy

Professor of Management,

UQ Business School, The University of

Queensland (Australia)

Committee coordinator:

Nick Callil

, Head of Retirement Solutions, Australia, Willis Towers Watson

Leadership

2 CPD points

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