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Central West TEN4TEN Program Continues

10 September, 2020 By editor

Image left to right: Bridget May, Blair Bella, Ethan Mackay, Joe Spencer, Abigail Thew, CEO Dave Waddell, Mayor Reg Kidd, Technical Services Director Ian Greenham, Corporate and Commercial Services Acting Director Nick Redmond, Community Recreation and Cultural Services Director Scott Maunder, Savannah Dening, Jess Moseley, Claire Wright, Mackenzie Jones and RDA Central West CEO Sam Harma.

Last Thursday Orange City Council welcomed the Year 11 students taking part in RDA Central West’s inaugural TEN4TEN Leadership Dialogue for an afternoon tea. Canowindra High School student Claire Wright is one of the Year 11 students participating in the program this year.

Mayor, and one of the TEN4TEN mentors Reg Kidd, along with the other council executives, provided an overview of the workings of council and shared their personal career stories.

RDA Central West CEO, Sam Harma said it was a great opportunity to showcase the different aspects of local government to the students who are about to embark on their final year at school.

“It was a fantastic afternoon and the students learned about the different areas of local government from communications and media, engineering and what’s involved in the day to day operations,” said Mr Harma.

“The council executives each spoke about the road that led them to their current position and the lessons they have learnt along the way – both timely and wise advice!”

“I want to thank Mayor Reg Kidd, CEO Dave Waddell, Technical Services Director, Community Recreation and Cultural Services Director Scott Maunder and Corporate and Commercial Services Acting Director Nick Redmond for their generous support and for hosting the TEN4TEN students.”

The TEN4TEN Leadership Dialogue is in its first year and has partnered ten Year

11 students from Orange, Canowindra and Molong with ten community leaders for a unique mentoring experience.

For more information on the TEN4TEN program head to www.rdacentralwest.org.au/projects/ten4ten-2/

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