A rare experience for leaders to experience transformative growth
The GLP program supports the Australian’s government’s agenda for the Australian Public Service to develop deeper knowledge and networks in Asia and the Pacific. The programs present a unique way for participants to discover their own latent capacities and potential, especially when faced with a very different social-cultural contexts but which also contain familiar, almost universal leadership challenges.
Participants will include senior executives from the public sector (SES), the private sector and not for profit sector.
The Churchill Trust is grateful to our partner Yellow Edge for their generosity in offering places to Churchill Fellows to attend the GLP program. Yellow Edge has been supporting Churchill Fellows to participate in this program since 2018.
Gaining new perspectives virtually, 2021
In 2021, nine Churchill Fellows were selected to attend a virtual GLP program, an online 6-day, 6-country leadership development experience that visited Singapore, United States, New Zealand, India, United Kingdom and Japan.
Participants included Churchill Fellows Simone Carson (VIC, 2018), Kim Wolfenden(NSW, 2018), Bronnie Mackintosh (NSW, 2015), Elias Messaike (NSW, 2007), Sarah May (ACT, 2017), Angela Rintoul (VIC, 2018), Yasmin Khan (QLD, 2017), Ian Drayton (ACT, 2016) and Michael Stephens (QLD, 2008).
You can read what some of the Fellows had to say about their experience here.
Gaining new perspectives virtually, 2020
In 2020, five Churchill Fellows were selected to attend a virtual GLP program, an online 5-day, 5-country leadership development experience that visited Singapore, United States, New Zealand, India and United Kingdom.
Participants included Churchill Fellows Odette Best (QLD, 2002), Stephanie Wicks (NSW, 2016), Michael Pervan (WA, 1998), Callum Moncrieff (WA, 2012) and Amelia Starr (NSW, 2003).
Gaining new perspectives in India, 2019
In 2019, two Churchill Fellows were given the opportunity to participate in the GLP program.
Churchill Fellows Sam Bayley (WA, 2013) and Stephen Geason (TAS, 2015) travelled to India where they gained new perspectives and networks.
You can read what they had to say about their experience here.
Gaining new perspectives in India and China, 2018
In 2018, three Churchill Fellows were given the opportunity to participate in the GLP program.
Churchill Fellows Tony Eyres (VIC, 2001) and Fiona Hawthorne (QLD, 2007) travelled to India and Churchill Fellow Emma Robinson (QLD, 2014) visited China.
You can read what they had to say about their experience here.
Read about our Fellows' experiences here
Reflections on the 2021 VGLP
Gaining new perspectives on the India GLP Program
