NIDA Corporate Training

Curious about what defines true leadership or how to handle tough conversations more effectively? In this new podcast episode, NIDA Corporate Training’s Terri Martin joins Hayleigh Watson on the Girls Gotta Work podcast to share her journey through leadership, business, and her most rewarding role yet. The episode includes: - Defining true leadership - Navigating tough conversations - What makes a great mentor - How to find the right mentor for you Don’t miss this insightful conversation packed with actionable tips for personal and professional growth. Tune in now wherever you listen to podcasts! https://lnkd.in/gPMeEJKJ #NIDACorporateTraining #Leadership #Mentorship #ProfessionalGrowth #GirlsGottaWork

From creative innovation to practical skills, this is where artistry meets business impact! Recently we partnered with NOVA Entertainment to deliver a groundbreaking training program designed to elevate communication and performance skills. This series showcases the power of tailored professional development, equipping participants with tools to engage, inspire, and lead in today’s fast-paced industries. Special thanks to Joel Brady and Lucy Carey at NOVA, and the participants who attended the program, including Oliver Poiner from Mindshare and Harriet Swinburn from iProspect. Watch now https://lnkd.in/gbhRxB8h #NOVAxNIDA #CorporateTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #Leadership

Confidence is a gift that lasts well beyond the festive season. Prologue by NIDA offers practical, bite-sized training with fun games and activities—perfect for building skills that support both personal and professional growth. It’s a thoughtful way to use your PD budget and wrap up the year on a positive note. Need it before the year ends? Better get cracking, place your order in the next couple of days and we'll send it on it's way, Australian-wide. Explore Prologue by NIDA today and give your team the gift of growth: https://lnkd.in/gnc_ena6

Are you a book or a Kindle? It might sound like an unusual question, but it’s a playful way to reflect on how we communicate at work—are you intentional and steady, or fast-paced and multitasking? With Prologue by NIDA, your team can explore questions like this and level up their skills through play. Combining professional development with engaging activities, Prologue is the perfect way to learn, grow, and connect. Try the following with your team to get to know them a little bit better at your next 1:1. Learn more: prologue.edu.au/

How do you keep creativity alive in your workplace?   Terri Martin, Head of NIDA Corporate Training, joins a panel of experts in Dynamic Business to share actionable strategies for getting your team out of a creative slump. Terri highlights the power of stepping out of your comfort zone, fostering open communication, and incorporating play to spark innovation in the workplace.   Other insights include: -  Anthony Aunger, Creative Director at TBWA Sydney, on the importance of encouraging curiosity and embracing new perspectives. - Jo Brown, Leadership Coach, who shares tips on building trust and psychological safety to boost team creativity.   This article is packed with advice to help your team think differently and stay inspired. Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gWGJAqGQ

We’re still buzzing from our NIDA Corporate Training behind-the-scenes event. Our incredible Client Relationship Managers, Rachel Marley and Brenton Wilson, took guests on an exclusive journey through the halls of NIDA. From catching a glimpse of productions in the making to seeing costumes crafted and props built, it was an unforgettable experience. The day wrapped up with a fantastic insights led by Terri Martin, and an engaging workshop with Sandy Winton and Natasha McNamara —an inspiring end to a wonderful event. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us!

Exploring AI and the Human Touch We’re still reflecting on the incredible insights shared at the recent Business Sydney event: How is AI going to change your business... and how will you nurture your humans along the way? The panel discussion, moderated by NIDA’s Terri Martin, sparked thought-provoking conversations about the balance between AI advancements and preserving humanity in the workplace. Thank you to our brilliant panellists: ·        The Hon. Victor Dominello, Founder, ServiceGen ·        Douglas Nicol, Partner The Works  ·        Tom Pagram, Australian AI Leader, PwC ·        Jen Hookey, Workforce Partner, PwC The event wrapped up with an interactive NIDA Corporate Training workshop, Developing Rapport: Human Connection in the Workplace, where participants honed skills to build meaningful connections in their organisations. A huge thank you to everyone who joined us to make this event such a success! Let’s continue the conversation about keeping humanity at the heart of innovation.

Exciting News In 2025, we’re launching a new customisable course for teams: How to Be Human in the Age of AI. As AI continues to reshape the workplace, one thing is clear, human connection is irreplaceable. Soft skills like communication, rapport-building, and authentic leadership are more critical than ever. That’s why we’ve created a course that is completely customisable to your team and organisation, to hone in on your teams unique human needs. How to Be Human will be available from February 2025. To learn more about this course, go to https://lnkd.in/gu7v6s7k

We love when our participants love our training so much they post about it on LinkedIn! Thanks Scott, we're thrilled you loved our Presenting with Confidence course.

From NIDA Higher Education to NIDA Corporate Training, we are proud to help foster an inclusive, supportive environment where individuals can thrive. A special shout-out to Dr Alexia Derbas for her leadership in inclusivity and to all the winners and nominees celebrated at the Business NSW State Finals. It's inspiring to see so many leaders across Australian businesses making strides toward a more equitable future.