Conference Science, Education, Inventions Australia August 2023

Join Future of Leadership in 2023 as we help BUILD leaders like you for a new world."Australia’s premier leadership conference Future of Leadership (FOL) is back and this year we are ready to BUILD.Everything about the global workforce is changing. As we emerge from the pandemic, the workplace is becoming increasingly complex, difficulties in finding and retaining talent is becoming a real risk, and many of the previous assumptions that we have grown comfortable with are being challenged.Join Future of Leadership in 2023 as we help BUILD leaders like you for a new world.

Breakthrough to Excellence."A conference in Australia and New Zealand will focus on Breakthrough to Excellence and cover topics in Business, Education, Social Sciences, and ICT. Scholars from various countries will present their latest research and best practices.

Australians are known for their love of socializing and hosting parties with friends, food, and laughter. The Congress and General Assembly of the International Union of Crystallography is just seven weeks away. Join us for an inspiring program featuring speakers from around the world, award lectures, and specialized sessions. The Congress's social events offer opportunities for networking and culinary delights. Over 1,700 crystallographers from 72 countries will be there, strengthening the global crystallography community. It will be a journey worth taking. Don't forget to explore the unique Australian locations while you're in Melbourne.

Leading forum for the presentation of new advances and research results in the fields of Management, Economics & Social Science."The Official Website of ICMESS welcomes you to the International Conference on Management, Economics & Social Science in Melbourne, Australia. The conference aims to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and ideas among students, researchers, and academicians in the field. It provides a platform for both academia and industry to exchange cutting-edge developments. The hotel, located 5.5 km from Melbourne Airport, offers a range of comfortable units with free Wi-Fi, cable TV, and kitchenettes, as well as amenities such as a fitness room and BBQ facilities.

The UMAC Conference explores the connections between museums, collections, and their hosts, and their role in teaching, research, engagement, and addressing global issues in higher education and society.

Participate in open discussions about the challenges infrastructure projects face in managing community relations and engagement requirements at the NCEIF Conference in Canberra. Connect with industry leaders and professionals to explore best practice solutions. Reflect on how to be influential and relevant in our projects, companies, communities, and practice, and how to lead engagement practice to make a difference.

The fast-changing work environment highlights the importance of workplace learning and development as a human experience. L&D leaders can create a collaborative learning culture and encourage employees to upskill and share knowledge. The Learning and Development Leadership Summit will bring together practitioners to share valuable insights on shaping a learning culture, designing L&D strategies for blended work environments, adopting a learner-centred approach, and investing in upskilling and reskilling. Collaboration, partnership, knowledge sharing, and human connections play a vital role in shaping a healthy learning ecosystem.

Join us at the TasCOSS Conference to celebrate people and place through leadership, workforce sustainability, and community-led change. Explore the development of a Tasmanian Wellbeing Framework and the importance of a Tasmanian Human Rights Act. Engage with advocates, thought leaders, and politicians to discuss the industry's future and a collective vision for all Tasmanians. Showcased your brand, services, or products to an engaged audience.

The 2023 Personal Injury & Disability National Summit & Awards will take place at Adelaide Oval and online as a hybrid conference. The focus will be on The Future of Work and will include keynote presentations and networking opportunities. The summit highlights outstanding initiatives and best practices in various sectors.

The conference aims to bring together academics, scientists, professionals, policymakers, and practitioners from diverse fields to share research and ideas. It seeks to integrate social sciences and humanities, which have different approaches but are both important.

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price and Nyunggai Warren Mundine discuss the Voice"Join CIS on Wednesday 30 August, in Hobart at the Henry Jones Hotel as we host an event with Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, head of CIS Indigenous Forum Nyunggai Warren Mundine and Tom Switzer. Later this year Australia will hold a referendum on whether to change the constitution to create an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders’ Voice to Parliament.Supporters for the Voice to Parliament believe that it will offer a formal platform for Indigenous peoples to express their views on policy matters, and that giving people a say will lead to more effective results. However, opponents would argue that it is already withing the Governments’ purview to deliver progress in closing the gap and that reform is needed.Is the Voice about giving Indigenous Australians a right to express their views on policy through representatives elected by their communities? Or would the Voice provide cover for an activist government to legislate radical policy?