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ADMA Data Day 2019 – Melbourne
2019-04-04 08:00 - 17:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, Collins St, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
Data Day is back in its 15th consecutive year to bring you the leading minds in marketing, digital, data and analytics to showcase the data strategies delivering real success at the world’s biggest brands.
It will deliver a unique opportunity for aspiring marketers to learn from the top industry leaders and take away practical insights to help drive data and marketing excellence.
The one-day program is already stacked full of local and international C-Suite talent from leading brands including:
Chief Customer Officer (HK), Generali
Chief Customer Officer, CarSales.com
Chief Marketing Officer, Velocity
Chief Marketing Officer, Tourism Australia
Chief Customer Officer, Sumo Salad
Chief Marketing Officer, World Vision
Chief Commercial Officer & Chief Marketing Officer, Temple & Webster

EdTechTeam Gold Coast Summit
2019-04-05 08:00 - 2019-04-06 16:30 | King’s Christian College, 68 Gernvale Road, Reedy Creek, Queensland, 4227, Australia
This is a redesigned EdTechTeam Summit focusing on the whole teacher—the individual that you bring to the classroom every day.
We are launching a series of exciting new Summits for 2019! ​
We’d love to have you join us for these two epic days of learning about engaging your students and improving learning outcomes using the best digital technologies available!
What makes a Create Summit different?

Networking Afternoon – Make new friends, share ideas and build connections.
Morning Maker’s Kitchen – Get creative and join us for a fun hands on maker experience on day 2.
New updates to all your favourite tools from Google, Apple, Adobe, Microsoft and more! Things are always changing, so this is a great way to keep up!
New keynote and workshop sessions – Discover a wide range of applications for beginner and experienced user
Extended session times to allow you to go deeper and learn more in every workshop
Wide range of workshop topics: STEM, Coding, Literacy and Numeracy, Digital Citizenship, Assistive Technology, Multimedia production, and so much more!

Content Marketing Summit – ANZ Edition
2019-04-10 08:00 - 17:00 | The Westin Sydney, 1 Martin Place, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Content Marketing Summit, as the name suggests, is a premier event where some of the greatest minds, savvy brands, renowned publishers, innovative technology enablers and leading practitioners from across the world come together to explore the exciting world of content marketing.
While the discipline itself isn’t anything new, the rapid expansion of digital media and the growing clout of social media have altered content marketing in unexpected ways. This metamorphosis presents exciting new opportunities for brands, publishers, agency partners and independent creators alike.

Content Marketing Summit Asia 2019 – ANZ Edition
2019-04-10 08:00 - 17:00
While the discipline itself isn’t anything new, the rapid expansion of digital media and the growing clout of social media and newer technologies have altered Content Marketing in unexpected ways. This metamorphosis presents exciting new opportunities for brands, publishers, agency partners and independent creators alike. CMS Asia is an initiative to bring the entire ecosystem up to the speed of this evolution of content marketing.

UX Course & Certification (Government) – Canberra
2019-04-30 09:00 - 2019-05-02 17:30 | Dialogue Business, 4 National Circuit, Barton, NSW, 2600, Australia
We have customised our standard three day UX design course for anyone working in the digital space for any level of government. Learn the user centred design tools and methods that align with ISO standard 9241-210 on human-centred design and Australias DTA’s Digital Service Standard. Find how to conduct effective user research, interviews and usability testing. Learn how to engage stakeholders and build empathy for users. Understand design principles, online behaviour and how to do Agile UX. Delivered by one of Australia’s top UX practitioners, Tania Lang, with 18 years UX experience.

Exploring Voice and Audio Marketing - Brisbane
2019-05-02 08:00 - 10:30 | The Grove, 480 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4000, Australia
Your customers are listening, but can they hear YOU?
As marketers, it’s part of our job to be where our customers are. At this event, we’ll explore the current landscape of voice and audio and uncover where the opportunities lie.
With predictions that up to 50% of searches by 2020 will be voice and with 3.5 million podcast listeners in Australians, we’ll look at where consumer attention is focusing and what you need to do to be heard.
Our speakers will cover:

How voice search is being used and what’s ahead
What you need to do to optimise for voice search now
How brands are using audio content to reach their customers
How you can still capture a first mover advantage

Don’t miss this chance to gain some insights and knowledge from marketing leaders to inspire your voice and audio experiences!

Linkedin Training Course (Sydney)
2019-05-02 09:30 - 16:30 | Media School Sydney, 335 Clovelly Road, Clovelly (Eastern Suburbs), Australia
There’s now 6 million Australians on Linkedin. Few are using it to its full potential. Very few have figured out how this platform can be used effectively for marketing (to find new business) or for their careers (to boost their online reputation.) In this one day Linkedin training course we’ll teach you how.
This is a live, in-person class with small numbers where we step you through using Linkedin. It’s practical and hands-on. BYO laptop and we’ll get stuck in.

What you’ll learn in our Linkedin training

Important strategic aspects of Linkedin:

Credibility – how to build it on Linkedin
Thought leadership – its role on Linkedin
Visibility – how to be found on Linkedin
Leads – how to find sales/work leads and reach out

How to make the most of features including:

Profile – what to write and how to write it
Connections – who to connect with, the right way to do it
Groups – which to join and how to interact in them
Recommendations – how to ask for and write recommendations
Companies – how to get the most out of business pages
Search – how to use Linkedin search to find sales/work leads
Publishing – what to write and how to do it

Sunset Marketing: Rebuilding Trust in Australia's Banks
2019-05-07 18:00 - 20:00
Trust in our banking and financial institutions is low in the wake of the Banking Royal Commission.
How can marketing help to restore trust in these organisations? What new marketing strategies and tactics can be developed that will appeal to a wary and cynical audience.
The AMI NSW Sunset Marketing event will feature a panel of experts to discuss the options available to banks and other financial institutions. They bring unique perspectives based on personal and industry experience.

Panel

Lynda Cavalera
Global Marketing – Associate Director Brand, Segments & Campaigns
AMI Board Directors Chair
RMIT University
A senior marketing and sales executive and accomplished leader with more than 25 years’ experience across numerous industries, including financial services, banking, retail, Government, education and NFPs, Lynda has demonstrated strong strategic experience and commercial acumen, and a distinctive capability to synthesise research, data and insights to develop compelling brands, strategy and value propositions that create impact and sustainable value for the customer, organisation,
and broader stakeholders.

Mike Daniels
Founder
The Behavioural Architects
Strategist and researcher who combines analytical rigour and imaginative flair to develop behaviour changing ideas.
Specialties: Brand strategy and identity, advertising strategy and evaluation, creative development, qualitative research, innovation, facilitation and training.

Patrick Southam
Partner
Reputation Edge
Patrick is a Partner and Co-founder of PR agency Reputation Edge which specialises in reputation management, investor relations and media management.
Patrick began his career as a business journalist and has worked in senior corporate communications roles at NAB, Commonwealth Bank, ING, Visa, BHP, Royal Philips and Optus. He has also served in the Royal Australian Navy as a Lieutenant specialising in public affairs and media management. He advises clients on corporate positioning and advocacy, issues and crisis management, investor relations, stakeholder and reputation management, and media strategy.
Patrick holds a Degree in journalism and politics, a Master’s Degree in Communication Management (UTS) and postgraduate qualifications in management from the Macquarie Graduate School of Management.

Growth Marketing Morning – Influencer Marketing & Entrepreneurial Innovation
2019-05-09 07:00 - 09:00 | Adina Apartment Hotel, 55 Shelley St, Sydney, Sydney, 2000, Australia
Growth Marketing Morning is a free event with two great speakers presenting their ideas while you enjoy breakfast at a central location in Sydney.
In May we have two thought leaders presenting, Jack Delosa (CEO, Entourage) and Sammy Major (Director, Tribe). Jack will be speaking about how businesses can bring entrepreneurial principles and innovations into their own business, and Sammy will be presenting the top three trends that will shape Influencer Marketing in 2019.
The insights presented will focus on actionable takeaways which you can implement right away to help unlock sustainable & scalable growth in your business.
Attendance is free with registration. Breakfast will be included.

AWARD presents The Work Behind The Work - Sydney
2019-05-14 18:00 - 20:00
We’ve asked some of the best in the business to come along and share their infinite wisdom. We’ll talk about process, inspiration and the all-important client relationships. This event is about asking questions, getting answers and having a glass of wine.
2019 Sydney line up

Project Revoice – BWM Dentsu, client ALS Association
Stop Your Boobs Playing Their Own Game – The Monkeys, client Berlei
AutoAds – CHE Proximity, client carsales.com.au

Earned Media Spotlight
2019-05-15 08:00 - 10:00 | General Assembly Sydney, Level 2, 1 Market Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Earned Media: PR, Influence and Media of Tomorrow – 15 May, Sydney
In today’s constantly changing media landscape, how will your brand ensure they are leveraging the right earned media techniques to build consumer trust and stand out from their competitors? At this event, our speakers will share their strategies for creating relationships with journalists, story leads, thought leaders and influencers and define storytelling techniques and media packaging tips for the modern age.
Our expert speakers will cover:
Threats and opportunities for earned media in 2019
Getting your media mix right
Leveraging and defining influence
Storytelling for the modern age
The changing landscape of the media newsroom
Inclusions:
The opportunity to network with attendees (8:00am – 8:30am)
Tea, coffee and a light snack will be served during the networking time
The audience will sit (theatre style) to listen to the presentations
We will have 4 speakers each presenting for 15-20 minutes
Question and answer time will be held at the end
All attendees will automatically enter our business card draw on the day to have a chance to win great prizes!
Annual passes are now available for 2019! Find out more.
Speakers
Elizabeth Anderson, Head of PR, THE ICONIC
Liz Anderson is a Communications and PR Specialist who has dedicated the past decade to helping brands master the art of storytelling and create meaningful conversations with their customers. Having built her PR career within the retail, tech and lifestyle space, both locally and internationally, Liz is passionate about understanding consumer behaviour and the ‘why’ behind purchase intent. Such passion is fuelled by her keen interest in sociology, anthropology and how social media has fundamentally changed the way we communicate and connect.
Liz’s approach to developing holistic marketing strategies is that of ‘creative pragmatism’, believing that ‘visionary’ and ‘culturally relevant’ ideas must be underpinned with data and insights to truly drive long-term brand affinity and engagement, shift the commercial needle and achieve earned and owned media success. Liz also believes that the industry should focus on understanding how to harness the power of ‘influence’ rather than just that of ‘influencers’, and sees this as an important part of PR’s digital transformation.
As Head of PR at Australia and New Zealand’s fastest growing online fashion and sports retailer, THE ICONIC, Liz will talk us through why authenticity and transparency matters in an age of ‘commoditised convenience’, and how (and why) PR can help influence commercial business decisions beyond the marketing department.
Ashford Pritchard, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Kicker Communications
Ashford has spent the past decade helping people, organisations and brands discover and tell their story.
He has worked as a journalist and editor, curated international events, managed public relations and communications campaigns, and counselled senior business leaders.
As co-founder and director of Kicker Communications, Ash assists organisations such as KPMG, Techstars and the Australian Centre for Business Growth at UniSA to achieve their business goals through strategic communications. Kicker has offices in Sydney and Adelaide and works with some of Australia’s most exciting tech startups across industries such as Space/IoT, Fintech, Agtech and Edtech.
Ash will talk us through experiences building consumer and stakeholder trust through PR, storytelling for the modern age and strategies for marketing and communications professionals to work better together.
Lyndsey Gordon, Senior Public Relations Manager, P&O Cruises – Carnival
Lyndsey has a passion for working with consumer brands to build positive reputations through earned media.
A natural storyteller, she has a knack for thinking creatively to generate media headlines at times when brands have little to say – but want to make some noise! On the flip side, Lyndsey has navigated many challenging media situations to assist brands in staying out of the spotlight when potential crises and issues unfold.
After a long-standing career in consumer agency-land, Lyndsey has spent the past two years leading the public relations and social media for P&O Cruises – part of the Carnival Australia family of cruise brands.
At this event, Lyndsey will share her thoughts on the changing media landscape and the role of the influencer in today’s digital age. Who is an influencer and what role do they have play in creating the news agenda?

AWARD presents The Work Behind The Work - Melbourne
2019-05-15 18:00 - 20:00 | Clemenger BBDO
We’ve asked some of the best in the business to come along and share their infinite wisdom. We’ll talk about process, inspiration and the all-important client relationships. This event is about asking questions, getting answers and having a glass of wine.
2019 Melbourne line up

Myer Christmas Bauble – Presented by Pippa O’Regan, General Manager and Stephen De Wolf, Executive Creative Director, Clemenger BBDO
Australian Red Cross Blood Service – Presented by Johnny Corpuz, Head Of Connections Strategy and Adam Slater, Associate Creative Director, Cummins&Partners
Enter Asahi – Presented by Navin Arunasalam, Account Director, Hugh Gurney, Copywriter, Joe Sibley, Art Director, The Monkeys

Video Council Event
2019-05-16 | Twitter, Level 39, 2 Park Street, Sydney, Sydney, 2000, Australia
Join IAB Australia and our Video Advertising Council thought leader member companies on Thursday, 16 May 2019 as we discuss key topics in the Australian digital video landscape.

B2B Demand Generation & ABM Workshop
2019-05-21 09:00 - 16:30 | Portside Centre, 207 Kent St, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
A majority of B2B organisations struggle to get results from their demand generation investments. One of the biggest reasons for this is a lack of buyer-centric campaigns.​
Today’s B2B buyer is more sophisticated and more complex that ever, requiring B2B brands to develop programs that connect with the buyer based on their purchase journey . . . it is no small task.
This is why we have developed the Buyer-Centric Demand Generation and Account Based Marketing (ABM) Workshop. The workshop is designed to be a full-day intensive course that will enable and equip B2B marketers with the knowledge and tools to get more from their demand generation and ABM investments. ​
Attendees of the workshop will acquire the following skills:
· How to develop buyer profiles that provide insight into the buyers role, their journey, their content and channel preferences
· How to align Account Based Marketing with your demand generation strategy
· How to build a content architecture that aligns to the buyers journey
· How to collaborate and align with sales to ensure demand generation success
· How to align demand generation programs with other customer touch points to provide an exceptional customer experience
· How execute a holistic ABM strategy
​This workshop is designed for marketing campaign managers, directors of demand generation, content marketing managers and directors and marketing leaders.

Writing for the web one-day short course – Sydney
2019-05-23 | North Sydney Training Rooms, Level 2, 80 Mount Street, North Sydney, NSW, 2060, Australia
Learn how to write compelling online copy.
Taught by a former Sydney Morning Herald editor and journalist, this fun and practical course covers:
– how to write short, sharp and snappy sentences
– creating great headlines and intros
– formatting to improve readability
– using links and subheads properly
– search engine optimisation (SEO) tips
– improving email newsletters/EDMs
– writing for social media
– usability and accessibility tips.
Only 10 places are available to ensure every participant receives personalised attention.
Writing exercises are included throughout the class, so you can immediately practise what you’ve learnt.

Youth Marketing Australia Conference
2019-05-23 08:00 - 2019-05-24 17:00 | Encore, St Kilda Sea Baths 6/10-18 Jacka Boulevard, St Kilda, VIC, 3182, Australia
Youth Marketing Australia Conference (YMA) is a two day, thoughtfully curated event designed to help marketing professionals keep up with the fast paced demographic, Generation Z.
Over the past two years, we have hosted speakers from brands such as Google, Facebook, MTV, Linkedin, BuzzFeed, Instagram and Contiki, just to name a few.
This year hear from Spotify, UNiDAYS, Girlfriend, Student Edge + many more.
Day one of YMA follows a single stream conference structure with 12 speakers allocated 25min slots. Whereas the Day Two Skills Development Workshop has been designed for marketing professionals looking to catapult their career by building up their professional & personal development. Get the edge over your peers, whilst networking with some of the brightest minds in Australia.
Each speaker will share their experience of recent Gen Z focussed marketing campaigns, including any failures, hurdles and of course, successes! Be inspired and leave armed with actionable marketing tactics, future proofing strategies and candid insights from real life case studies.
Join 200+ like-minded individuals (Marketing Directors, Marketing Managers, Brand Managers, Social Media Managers, etc) from some of the biggest brands in Australia to hear from brilliant marketers and trusted industry leaders.

Vivid Sydney - Light, Music and Ideas
2019-05-24 08:00 - 2019-06-15 17:00 | Sydney, NSW, 2000
Where art, technology and commerce intersect. Three weeks of game changing ideas and seminars, amazing music and light sculptures that transform the city.

Vivid Sydney’s multi-award-winning festival of light, music and ideas returns to illuminate Sydney with mesmerising new light art and projections and deliver a fresh new program of music and ideas.
Explore the brilliant Light Walk, stretching for 2kms along the harbour foreshore from The Rocks to the Sydney Opera House and Royal Botanic Garden. Discover more breathtaking light art at Barangaroo and Darling Harbour, along with the city’s Kings Cross, Chatswood and Taronga Zoo.
Vivid Music showcases some of the best Australian and international acts at iconic Sydney venues and intimate bars and clubs.
Vivid Ideas is where you can explore fresh thinking across tech, design and culture.

World Business Forum Sydney
2019-05-28 08:00 - 2019-05-29 17:00 | Pyrmont
Learn and be inspired by some of the most influential figures in the business world and beyond; A blend of content delivered by CEOs, entrepreneurs, innovators, thought leaders and creative minds.
Offering a unique blend of ideas and inspiration, the World Business Forum focuses on the issues most relevant to today’s businesspeople, stimulating new thinking and motivating action, whilst also offering a great opportunity for high-level networking.
Get equipped for the exponential age at the World Business Forum Sydney 2019 – an age of movements, of possibility, of empowerment, of impact.
As technological advancement accelerates transformation, we are at an inflection point where the traditional ways of doing business are becoming rapidly obsolete. The principles of incrementalism and linear thinking, once the foundations of our approach to strategy and business, are being replaced by new principles of exponentialism.
For leaders and organisations capable of making the shift from an incremental to an exponential mindset lies the opportunity to drive unprecedented growth.
Are you willing to make the leap?

Exponential ideas
Exponential performance
Exponential companies
Exponential results

This year’s speakers and topics:

Jeff Immelt
Chairman and CEO, General Electric (2001-2017)
Strategy
Gary Hamel
One of the most influential figures in modern management
New Management
Marcus Buckingham
World’s leading expert on talent and pioneer on the future of work
Talent
Don Tapscott
Influential Management Thinker
Innovation
Susan David
Award-winning Harvard Medical School psychologist
Performance
Martha Rogers
Leading authority on customer-focused business strategies
Marketing
Juan Enriquez
Life sciences investigator, author and entrepreneur
Future
Charlene Li
Leading expert on business and disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Stephen MR Covey
Organisational trust expert and #1 bestselling author
Leadership

Retail Global
2019-05-29 08:00 - 2019-05-31 17:00 | Gold Coast Conference & Exhibition Centre
If you are selling literally any kind of product on Amazon or Ebay, your own website or another marketplace and are ready to take your business to the next level – Retail Global is going to help you do that.

Why attend?
– Focused on real solutions for retailers
– Unparalleled networking opportunities
– Excellent content
– Access to more than 100 local and global industry experts
– Targeted and approachable solution providers

B&T Changing the Ratio
2019-05-30 | Surry Hills
Changing the Ratio is B&T’s bold initiative to continue our mission of making equality and inclusion the norm in Australia’s communications industry and beyond.
Changing the Ratio brings together spectacular speakers and industry pannellists. Attendees should walk away with practical tools, case studies and things to do right now that they can take back to their own organisation to drive equality, not only within their own businesses, but in the advertising they create.
Our industry is in a unique position. Not only do we affect consumer behaviour through advertising and marketing, we help shape culture.
This is a forum for the industry to come together to discuss how we, as an industry, can overcome biases (gender, cultural, age and more) to creative more inclusive workplaces and better work.

VIVID - Next Gen Female Innovators
2019-06-04 18:00 - 20:00 | Eternity Playhouse, Darlinghurst, Eternity Playhouse, Darlinghurst
In Australia women represent only 34 per cent of entrepreneurs, yet the number of female entrepreneurs is growing at a faster rate than for men. Determined to empower women and shift the gap, Future Women and Sylvia Jeffreys are sharing the inspirational stories behind some of Australia’s most distinguished female entrepreneurs and investors.

APG presents Battle of Big Thinking at Vivid
2019-06-04 18:00 - 22:00 | Australia
Trust has been linked to every business and every kind of human emotion. But how does it connect to modern life?
Is it tangible? Is it intangible? Does it live in institutions, in people, in leaders, in brands? or is it up to every individual to decide.
Is Australia a nation that has been taught not to trust? To only offer it as the ultimate reward. Have we been taught to start from distrust, to be more cynical and to always expect someone or something to let us down? Or are we more tolerant and expecting of trust breaches? Can they still break a deal? Once trust is lost can it ever be truly regained? Or does it even exist anymore?
In today’s modern world, standards are in flux and everything has become more movable, more flippant and more transient. That means key values that guide business are shifting too. They are eroding and also being redefined with the way brands and business work. In this climate is it naïve to hope that trust will remain a key guiding principle of how we engage and how we operate?
Grappling with the question “has trust left the building?” will be tricky. It will take the most trusted and brilliant minds around to provoke, to debate, to convince and to put forward a credible and trustworthy point of view.
Come along and listen for yourself at The Battle of Big Thinking, an APG event at Vivid Sydney this June.
Diving into the trust fray will never be this much fun again.
This event is being held in partnership with Powered, a division of Nine Entertainment.
2019 Speakers

Lisa Davies, Editor, Sydney Morning Herald
Carl Ratcliff, Chief Strategy Officer, DDB, Sydney
Peter Fray, Co-Director at Centre for Media Transition, University of Technology Sydney
Kate Smither, Chief Strategy Officer & APG co-Chair, Publicis Communications
Fran Clayton, Chief Strategy Officer, McCann Australia
David Warren, Group Strategy Director, BMF

Marketing + Finance: How to demonstrate value to the business
2019-06-05 08:00 - 10:30 | The Grove, 480 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD, 4000, Australia
As marketers we know that in order to prove our worth, we need to contribute to shared business goals, demonstrate value and deliver a meaningful ROI. We also need to work with other areas of the business to get their buy-in and support for our work.
At this event, we focus on the important topic of how marketing and finance can best work together and how you can ensure marketing is viewed as a revenue centre for the business (not a cost centre) and can take credit for marketing’s contribution to the bottom line.
With marketing being more measurable and transparent than ever, it is essential that we communicate our work and our value in terms that are meaningful to others in the organisation. A big part of this is understanding the approach and metrics that the finance team use and ensure we are using the right language.
Regardless of your role in the marketing team, this is your chance to understand the numbers and metrics that matter to a business, see how marketing can best work with internal stakeholders, including the finance team, and learn why building an ROI model without finance on your side won’t get the best outcomes.

The Social Media Manager: More Than Memes
2019-06-05 08:00 - 17:00
As social media has grown, so social media management for organizations has moved from a sidehustle for an intern to a professional role. This session explores the opportunities and challenges of that role. We will discuss:
– What a social media manager actually does.
– How they engage both the organizations they work in and the broader general publics.
– The rise of the “influencer” and what this means for social media managers
Joanne Jacobs is an award-winning digital strategist and company director, and she is the Co-CEO (with Gavin Heaton) of Disruptor’s Handbook, a firm that facilitates incubation of innovation in enterprise. Joanne is on the Board of Code Club Australia, as well as the NSW Government Digital Advisory Panel, and she is a regular mentor of startups. She was the 2018 Entrepreneur in Residence, and is currently an Industry Fellow, at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at UTS. She was co-editor with Axel Bruns of the book, Uses of Blogs (2006).
Markus Hafner is Manager, Social Media at the NSW Dept of Industry. He has managed social media programs at the ABC and Razorfish. Markus has held a number of senior positions in the IT industry such as CEO at PeopleBrowsr and CIO at Adstream.
Maya Mausli is a Social Media Manager at We Are Social where she works full-time supporting PwC Australia. Maya has previously held roles with Audible and Samsung.
Lauren Mathieson is from We Are Social, one of Australia’s leading social specialists where she works full time supporting PwC as a Social Media Content & Community Manager. She also runs her own small business of the side – Oh My Gum Designs – selling handmade jewellery inspired by Aussie natives, which was born and bred on Instagram and recently featured in Mamamia’s new book Lady Startup. Lauren has previously worked at content marketing agency Brandalism as a Social Media Manager and studied a Masters of Communications Management at UTS.

Power BI Fundamentals Masterclass
2019-06-12 09:00 - 17:00 | 3/288 Edward St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia, 3/288 Edward St, Brisbane City, QLD, Australia
In order to survive and excel in today’s competitive market, executives, senior managers and managers need to make smarter decisions based on better information. The major challenge faced today is being able to decipher what information is correct and why! Too much time is wasted searching, collecting and sorting data. Using Power BI correctly enables busy executives to invest their most sparse resource, that is their time, on analysing the correct information in the right format at the right time. During this masterclass, we will introduce you to the concepts that you need to know to make effective use of Power BI to combine data from multiple disparate source systems, cleanse and transform the data, and enrich the data with appropriate business logic and calculations allowing you to extract valuable insights from your data. We will then teach you how to easily create interactive reports and dashboards from that data, and finally how you share and manage your reporting content.

IAB Digital Ad Ops Conference - Melbourne
2019-06-20 08:00 - 17:00 | PwC Melbourne, Lvl 19, 2 Riverside Quay, Southbank, 3006, Australia
This half day IAB Ad Ops Conference in Melbourne on June 20 will cover local and global trends affecting the online advertising industry from an AdOp and TechOps perspective; an engaging panel discussion on considerations and options for developing your career in Ops and an inspirational working panel of senior tech ops industry experts delivering best practice presentations on critical topics.
Join us for what promises to be an engaging and educational IAB Ad Ops event.
Contact Jennifer Thomas, IAB Head of Membership, for information on sponsorship and speaking opportunities.
Where:
PwC Australia
Level 19/2 Riverside Quay
Southbank, VIC 3006
When:
June 20, half-day

CREATE MARKETING CAMPAIGNS WITH MAILCHIMP
2019-06-22 08:00 - 17:00 | Kyneton & Community Learning Centre, 34 Mollison Street, Kyneton, VIC, 3444, Australia
This workshop “Create Marketing Campaigns with MailChimp” is being delivered as part of the ASBAS Digital Solutions program.
ABOUT THE ASBAS DIGITAL SOLUTIONS PROGRAM
The Australian Small Business Advisory Services (ASBAS) program provides low-cost, high-quality digital advisory services to small businesses across Victoria—and it’s come to Macedon Ranges!
The program is being delivered in Macedon Ranges by Melbourne Innovation Centre in partnership with Macedon Ranges Shire Council.
The program supports your online business needs by offering the following:

Group Workshops (like this one!)
One-on-one mentoring (2 hours)
ASBAS Digital Solutions portal
Interactive Webinars

State of Social: Social & Digital Marketing Conference 2019
2019-06-25 | Optus Stadium, Perth, Perth, Australia
Step off the social media and digital marketing merry-go-round and get your bearings with a day of social and digital enlightenment and entertaining at Australia’s most unconferencey conference.
This time around, we’re bringing together more delegates and more of the brightest minds in social media and digital marketing to stimulate informed debate across a trifecta of titillating topics.
At a time when the marketing landscape is changing faster than Facebook’s algorithms, State of Social 2019 is a solid rock of knowledge towering from the rolling sea of social and digital innovation.
It’s a place where we plainly pose and adroitly answer the question ‘Where to from here?’

AgileAus19
2019-06-25 08:00 - 2019-06-26 17:00 | Hilton Sydney, 488 George Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia
Agile Australia is the national Agile Conference held annually since 2009. AgileAus is a welcoming, community-driven event attracting over 1200 delegates from areas such as telcos, finance, insurance, nimble startups, non-profits, digital businesses and government.
With a unique and collegial blend of content – ranging from mind-stretching sessions on culture, tools and tech; case studies; interactive Deep Dives; and blue-sky gazing – AgileAus inspires both budding and experienced Agilists.
AgileAus19 will pivot on the theme of Seeking the Agile Mindset. The Conference will feature four concurrent streams of talks designed to represent the depth and breadth of the Australian Agile community.
Keynote speakers at AgileAus19 include:
– Jez Humble, DevOps Research and Assessment LLC
– Mark Dodgson, UQ School of Business – University of Queensland
– Emma Murray, Richmond Football Club
– Rebecca Parsons, ThoughtWorks
According to attendees, these are the top four reasons to come along to AgileAus:
– To learn from the Australian Agile community
– To discover new approaches to work
– To benefit from networking opportunities
– To hear international speakers
Proudly supported by Agile Alliance since 2009 and run by Slatterys, the AgileAus Conference is a space to support new ideas, methods and tools, and share the stories behind the growth of Australia’s Agile community. You can find out more about the history of AgileAus here. To visit the beating heart of the AgileAus community, head over to The Hub!

INSTAGRAM MARKETING - GROW | ENGAGE | MONETISE
2019-07-04 | Melbourne Spencer St, 120 Spencer Street, Melb
INSTAGRAM MARKETING – GROW | ENGAGE | MONETISE
Join this workshop to grow your Instagram expertise, outperform the competition, and become a pro in the fastest-growing digital channel.
