Tasmanian Leaders works with specific cohorts, sectors and communities across Tasmania to design and deliver leadership development that is relevant, practical and grounded in place.

For almost two decades, we have partnered with organisations and communities to strengthen leadership capability, confidence and influence in ways that support stronger social, economic and environmental outcomes for Tasmania.

Many of our programs have been delivered in partnership with a wide network of organisations and communities, often supported through government funding, philanthropy, sponsorship and other strategic investment.

Below is a snapshot of some of our more significant work. We have also worked with cohorts and communities including:

  • Drought-affected communities
  • Tourism and hospitality businesses
  • Tasmanian wine sector
  • Residents of Tasmania’s West Coast
  • Not-for-profit organisations
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DRIP 2024

Drought Resilience Impact Preparedness

The DRIP program strengthened participants’ understanding of how drought impacts both their land and the social fabric of their communities, helping them build confidence and connections to respond together. Funded by the Australian Government’s Future Drought Fund and supported by FRRR and Regional Development Australia – Tasmania, it was held at Icena in the states far north east

DRIP: Drought Resilience Impact Preparedness
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LARC 2023

Leading Australian Resilient Communities

Amplifying resilient leadership on the North West Coast of Tasmania. Delivered in partnership with the Australian Rural Leadership Foundation in 2023. The LARC program was designed to amplify the already resilient leadership on the North West Coast of Tasmania. This dynamic program responded to the region’s unique opportunities and was guided by best practice learning techniques.

Leading Australian Resilient Communities (LARC)

TEAL 2022

Tasmanian Emerging Aboriginal Leaders

The TEAL program was developed to build the leadership capacity of emerging Tasmanian Aboriginal leaders through a blend of in-person and online sessions, with gatherings held at Spring Bay Mill, Launceston and Hobart. It helped participants grow their leadership in a way that felt natural and connected, strengthening their skills, confidence and the relationships that support their communities.