Upcoming Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
2026 ACE-PCF Annual Conference
Shared strength – Working together differently
24 March 2026 – CEO Challenge
Topic TBC
PAST EVENTS
2026 ACE-PCF Annual Conference – Shared strength – Working together differently – 21 May 2026
24 March 2026 – CEO Challenge – Topic TBC – 24 March 2026
09 December 2025 – CEO Challenge – Topic TBC – 9 December 2025
Leadership Divided – Why belonging drives better decisions – The first event in a new series: Belonging in Public Life – 27 November 2025
Roundtable: Leading for trust in turbulent times – The event will explore what it means to lead for trust in a rapidly changing landscape. – 9 October 2025
18 September 2025 – Chairs’ Challenge – Topic TBC – 18 September 2025
Tea @ IfG – End your day sipping a cuppa with fellow ACE members. – 16 September 2025
CEO Challenge: The agile and productive state – lessons for public bodies – An opportunity for public body leaders to reflect on the challenges and opportunities of rewiring the state – 9 September 2025
CEO Challenge – Organisational resilience and adaptability in the public sector – How to lead forward with resilience – 26 June 2025
CEO Challenge: Partnerships in progress – New expectations of leadership and collaboration between public bodies and citizens – 27 March 2025
ACE-PCF 2025 Annual Conference – Public bodies: data, technology and innovation – 26 February 2025
ACE-PCF Leadership Seminar – What a mission-driven Government means for public bodies and how to support its delivery – 23 January 2025
2024 ACE Annual General Meeting – ACE Annual General Meeting (AGM) – 17 December 2024
CEO Challenge – Funding the mission-led vision – The Budget and SR25 – 10 December 2024
CEO Challenge – Regulating the regulators – Improving public trust through routine regulatory scrutiny – 16 May 2024
ACE-PCF 2024 Annual Conference – A way forward for public body leadership: realising talent and potential – 20 February 2024
“Being a CEO can be a very lonely role and the COVID epidemic, particularly in the early days, accentuated that isolation with reduced opportunities to meet other people from outside our organisations. In such a stressful situation where we have been facing new and difficult challenges it has been reassuring to know that others have found it hard too.”
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