Held on Wednesday 20 February during AIME 2019 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), the knowledge forum featured keynotes from two global leaders on building communities through events and social impacts for the association sector.
Melbourne Convention Bureau’s most recent Melbourne Edge event inspired and challenged industry professionals, exploring the theme ‘Diversification in Business to Stay Ahead of the Game’.
Held on Monday, 3 September at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) the knowledge forum featured keynotes from two global leaders who have led significant change within their industries.
Martin Enault, C2’s Chief Operating Officer kicked off his keynote at Melbourne Edge with the declaration that risk is ‘the new normal’. “If you want to stay relevant, and you want your business to stay relevant in the future, you need to start embracing risk-taking,” he said.
Influencer marketing expert and ABC’s Gruen Transfer panellist, Carolyn Miller, Managing Director from The Honeycomb Effect revealed the 7 different types of influencers all event professionals must consider in their communications plan.
Influencer marketing expert and ABC’s Gruen Transfer panellist, Carolyn Miller, Managing Director from The Honeycomb Effect emphasised the need to create shareable content if we want our ideas and concepts to achieve the ‘viral’ effect.
Miller ruffled a few feathers by boldly stating that trendsetting professionals won’t attend a conference grounded in innovation if it’s not considered ‘cool’.
Melbourne Convention Bureau’s most recent Melbourne Edge event inspired and challenged industry professionals, exploring the theme ‘Diversification in Business to Stay Ahead of the Game’.
Held on Monday, 3 September at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) the knowledge forum featured keynotes from two global leaders who have led significant change within their industries.
The ‘creative future of business events’ was the hot topic at this year’s Melbourne Edge @ AIME event, held at Cargo Hall on the South Wharf in Melbourne.
Karen Bolinger, CEO of the Melbourne Convention Bureau opened proceedings with a dynamic speech in front of 250 national and international event strategists and meeting planners, and highlighted the key themes of disruption and risk as factors all meeting professionals must consider in 2018 and beyond.
Influencer marketing expert and ABC’s Gruen Transfer panellist, Carolyn Miller, Managing Director from The Honeycomb Effect emphasised the need to create shareable content if we want our ideas and concepts to achieve the ‘viral’ effect.
Miller ruffled a few feathers by boldly stating that trendsetting professionals won’t attend a conference grounded in innovation if it’s not considered ‘cool’.
