As we continue to ride the emotional roller coaster of COVID-19, ADIA is pleased to offer our members a free training video, presented by Alison Earl, which gives leaders and their teams some valuable tips and tools to remain energised, productive and positive.

One of ADIA's long-standing strategic partners, Alison Earl, is an Author, International Speaker (Alison presented at the 2019 Leaders Forum), Trainer and Strategist, and guest lecturer in behavioural economics at the Harvard School of Public Health. She also leads a think tank dedicated to solving the most complex problems in behaviour change – bringing together leading academic and commercial minds – in collaboration with Harvard.

In this latest training video (available on-demand), Alison explores the impact of the ever-present pandemic on our emotional state. The session provides tips and tools for dealing with negative thoughts and shares strategies to stimulate positive emotions, boost resilience and the human connection during this time of uncertainty and isolation.

We hope you and your team find it helpful. 

In addition to the human impact on our communities, COVID-19 continues to challenge all business across Australia and the globe. Given our focus and interaction with people, the data and insights industry is particularly exposed.

ADIA encourages all of our members to keep up to date on the guidelines issued by government authorities with the relevant sites listed here.  ADIA remains committed to supporting our members in their efforts to navigate the challenges we continue to face and believe it is crucial to monitor the advice provided by the official agencies. 

We also have an established private LinkedIn Group and encourage all members to share and discuss your approaches to ensure our businesses and industry remain resilient. 

About the Australian Data and Insights Association (ADIA)

The Australian Data and Insights Association (ADIA) is the peak industry body for data, insights and research organisations in Australia. ADIA (formerly AMSRO) represents close to 100 of Australia’s leading data, insights and research companies, with members employing over 5,000 people in an industry generating over $1 billion of economic activity annually.

ADIA members conduct research with Australians for most of the ASX top 200 companies and the majority of State and Federal Government departments. ADIA works in partnership with its company members, plus privacy authorities, business, government and the community to protect and promote the industry and uphold the highest ethical and privacy standards working under the first and only (non-mandatory) registered Industry APP Privacy Code since 2003.  ADIA - the home of leading data, insights and research companies. www.dataandinsights.com.au