Ethos CRS is Australia's leading organisation for training and advice on communications, regulation, policy and leadership

We deliver training and content for government and business

Ethos CRS is Australia's leading organisation for advice on communications, regulation, policy and leadership

We deliver training and content for government and business

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Writing

eLearning

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Photography

Leadership training

Everything starts with leadership

Effective leaders transform great ideas into reality. They build teams that thrive, survive and succeed, even in the toughest of circumstances. They concentrate on what is important, necessary and valuable. Leadership skills, however, are not always innate, and smart professionals often need new skills to manage and lead staff, teams and organisations effectively.

How Ethos CRS is different

Our facilitators have managed complex organisations, negotiated complex international agreements, and led teams to implement policies and programs. They put the skills of leadership in context, combining practical, hard-earned experience and cutting-edge theory to deliver programs that inspire more effective, efficient, inspiring and ethical leaders.

Successful teams

For your team to excel as communicators, policy-makers and leaders, they need specialist skills and knowledge.

We draw on the extensive, real-world experience of our facilitators to share our knowledge and impart these skills to your team. Our facilitators are former public sector leaders, prime ministerial advisers, policy and regulation experts, legal professionals and talented communicators and negotiators.

Our blog

16 December, 2019

A review of the weirdness that was 2019

2019 was a weird year. Bushfires and heat waves in November. Lots of stuff happened and so we list here three moments that we thought were inspiring, strange and surprising. We start with the best. If you are over thirty then you’ve entered the nether world of J. Alfred Prufock, […]

3 October, 2019

Can public servants write well? That’s a multimillion-dollar question

Published in the Public Sector Informant, Canberra Times, on October 1 2019 On a dark and stormy night, a long time ago, a colleague of mine, having spent long hours reviewing and clearing documents, declared that the work of reading as a professional was akin to dragging a coffin through […]

4 September, 2019

Can and should in the Age of Implementation

A good rule for life—and one learnt very hard sometimes by teenagers—goes like this: just because you can do something, doesn’t mean you should. Just because you can stand on the roof of a car travelling at 90 kilometres per hour, doesn’t mean you should. Just because you can drink […]