Thomson Playford Cutlers helps pilot PCYC program

Thomson Playford Cutlers has thrown its support behind the Police and Community Youth Clubs (PCYC) to pilot a civic leadership course.Staff from the firm, along with accountancy firm Grant…

Lawyers Weekly • 17 November 2009 • NewLaw

Thomson Playford Cutlers has thrown its support behind the Police and Community Youth Clubs (PCYC) to pilot a civic leadership course.

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Staff from the firm, along with accountancy firm Grant Thornton Australia, volunteered to assist with the civic leadership development program, which comprised workshops on civic values, on "Why good people do bad things" in organisations, on democratic traditions and government, and on transformational leadership skills.

Thomson Playford Cutlers' HR adviser in Sydney, Kerri Cahalane, said that as well as supporting the firm's pro bono and community engagement initiatives, participation in the program helped further develop the leadership skills of younger lawyers at the firm.

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PCYC's CEO, Chris Gardiner, added that the pilot program had been successful, and that the organisation would look to build on it further.

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