ALGIM Webinar: Future-proofing your skills and career in a changing world

In today’s digital landscape, keeping your skills current and relevant is a challenge for individuals and leaders alike.

This webinar will help you take control of your career development - and support your team to do the same. It will be useful both for individuals looking to keep themselves current and for leaders guiding a team through change.

We’ll explore:

• Building your skills portfolio: Learn how to identify, assess, and articulate your current skills. Discover how frameworks like SFIA can help.
  
  
• Setting meaningful development goals: Set realistic goals you can actually achieve to enhance your skills and demonstrate your capabilities. Understand and identify what skills you need with confidence to support your career path and team objectives.
  
  
• Having development conversations that make a difference: Whether you’re preparing for your own development discussions or leading them with your team, we’ll share tools to make these conversations purposeful and impactful.

We’ll leave you with:

• Development techniques you can try for yourself, or within your teams.
  
  
• Information on how to get started with using SFIA.
  
  
• Access to resources and guidance to help you implement this as a structured approach across your team.

Register now to secure your spot.

About the Presenter: 

Daniel Merriott 
Managing Director
Digital Skills Agency

Daniel is passionate about bringing people and technology together. He believes successful digital teams focus on enabling the people creating and delivering digital solutions.

Daniel specialises in helping organisations harness and grow their digital talent for long-term success. He founded the Digital Skills Agency in 2018 to do exactly that with a vision to support digital teams and the people within to succeed and thrive in the modern world.

Daniel is a leading global expert in SFIA – the Skills Framework for the Information Age. He represents NZ users on the SFIA Global Council and is a long-standing member of Global SFIA Design Authority Board – helping to steer and shape the future of digital skills at a global level. He is a SFIA Accredited Consultant and SFIA Trainer, and one of fewer than 12 SFIA Accredited Assessors around the world.

Daniel’s earlier career includes roles in IT infrastructure, IT architecture, project management and various leadership positions. He holds an Executive MBA from London Business School and a Joint Honours degree in Psychology and Electronics.

Daniel lives in Canterbury with his wife and four-legged family members. He spends his downtime getting into the great Kiwi outdoors and makes a mean homemade pizza.