by George Liacos | Jul 1, 2025 | Current Events, Education, Shared Value, Social Impact, Spark Change, SparkUP! Newsletters, Strategic Planning, Strategic Thinking
5 Insights and your moves before term 3 Author: George Liacos Insight #1: Canberra’s New Money Comes With New Strings Education Strategic Planning may seem sometime just too hard. This wonderful slow motion roller coaster. On Budget night the Treasurer trumpeted the...
by George Liacos | Jun 3, 2025 | Social Impact, SparkUP! Newsletters
Court Network has long been a quiet force in the Victorian and Queensland justice systems — not through legal power or courtroom theatrics, but through human connection. Their model is simple and powerful: volunteers with a deep desire to serve, support people going...
by George Liacos | May 8, 2025 | Social Impact, SparkUP! Newsletters
Driving Conservation Through Strategic Planning: Koala Conservation Australia and The Koala Hospital Port Macquarie The Port Macquarie Koala Hospital is Australia’s first dedicated koala‑only wildlife hospital. Since 1973, it has rescued, treated and released...
by George Liacos | Apr 1, 2025 | Social Impact, SparkUP! Newsletters
At its heart, the Summer Foundation is driven by an unwavering commitment to social impact and innovation. They don’t just support change—they actively engineer it. Their approach, rooted in robust research and strategy, positions them as a key catalyst in tackling...
by George Liacos | Feb 4, 2025 | Social Impact, SparkUP! Newsletters
Powerful Conversations: Spotlight on Lets Talk Foundation At Spark Strategy, we are privileged to partner with organisations dedicated to transforming lives and driving systemic change. This month, we highlight Lets Talk Foundation, a regaional grass roots...
by George Liacos | Nov 27, 2024 | Social Impact, SparkUP! Newsletters
Facilitation for strategic planning workshops and days need preparation and leadership. They need an experienced hand to both allow time for the right conversations and to create space for the different and quieter voices. I bet you’ve been in sessions where time runs...
