The BJCC is proud to share another Member Masterclass, providing a tailored learning opportunity for our group on foundational skills that apply across all industries, whether you're employed by business or run your own operation. Our Masterclasses will be delivered by subject matter experts giving you tangible insights and a starting place on a specific topic and skillset.

On Thursday 14 November, the BJCC invites you to our Member Masterclass: Understanding Power and Good Conflict in the Workplace, delivered by accomplished leaders and SMEs from Museum of Sticks & Stones​.

Our Masterclass will run in working groups, giving you time in a smaller group to ask questions of the presenter that relate directly to you. By the end of the 90-minute Masterclass, Members will have tactics and approaches on the following hot topics.

• Working group 1 - Understanding power dynamics in the workplace
• Working group 2 - Navigating positive conflict with good negotiation and communication skills

Join us to accelerate your understanding of workplace power and conflict management! Like all BJCC events, this Masterclass will include time for networking, light refreshments, and time spent at the best emerging network in Brisbane.

This one's for our Members. Make sure your BJCC membership is up to date and secure your spot! Not a BJCC Member? Our membership is affordable and you can sign up in minutes for a range of benefits. Join us or find more information here.

We're learning from the best. About our Skills Partner Museum of Sticks and Stones (MoSS).

MoSS' mission is to better peacebuilding and societal mental wellbeing. Through design and innovation studio Mettlesome, MoSS has been behind some of Australia's most influential behaviour change and mental wellbeing campaigns, activations, and strategies, such as their landmark campaign with Anglicare 'You Be You' that altered the way Queensland Government funds foster care.

Their clients and collaborators span the globe with the likes of Telstra, Google, Youtube, World Economic Forum, Obama Foundation, Global Good Fund, BDO Australia and BDO New Zealand to mention a few. MoSS' work is studied and utilised across in several universities and mental health organisations such as Georgetown University, QUT and Beyond Blue.