Our Recent Experience

2nd Australian Digital Engineering Summit

Date: 24 November 2025

Location: National Convention Centre Canberra

Overview: The 2nd Australian Digital Engineering Summit 2025, brought together leaders from industry, defence, national security, government, and academia for an event focused on advancing Digital Engineering (DE) across Australia. The summit fostered collaboration, showcased cutting-edge research, and shared strategic insights to support DE implementation as a key enabler of future capability. Through a comprehensive program, attendees explored innovation in areas such as AI integration, digital thread applications, workforce transformation, and data-driven national security, while addressing challenges to DE adoption and building a shared understanding of pathways forward. The event provided a valuable forum for connecting policymakers, thought leaders, and practitioners in driving transformation and delivering tangible socio-economic outcomes.

Presenters: 20+

No of attendees: 150+

8th International Conference on Rodent Biology and Management

Date: 1 - 5 September 2025

Location: Canberra Rex Hotel, Australia

Overview: The 8th International Conference on Rodent Biology and Management brought together researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to explore the latest advances in rodent biology, ecology, and control strategies. The conference provided a platform for sharing scientific knowledge, innovative research, and practical management approaches to address the global challenges posed by rodent populations in agriculture, urban environments, and conservation. Through a program of presentations, discussions, and networking opportunities, the event fostered collaboration and knowledge exchange, supporting the development of effective and sustainable rodent management solutions.

Presenters: 50+

No of attendees: 100+

AIPM 2025 International Conference

Date: 8 - 9 September 2025

Location: International Convention Centre, Sydney

Overview: The AIPM 2025 International Conference, held on 8–9 September at the International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney, brought together project professionals to navigate an increasingly complex and evolving environment. Under the theme Future in Focus, the conference explored the importance of strategic foresight, adaptability, and continuous growth, equipping attendees with practical tools and insights to drive resilient and sustainable project outcomes. Through thought leadership, knowledge sharing, and networking opportunities, the event supported professionals in enhancing their skills, embracing innovation, and shaping the future of project management in a rapidly changing world.

Presenters: 30+

No of attendees: 280+

AIPM Women in Project Management Summit 2025

Date: 7 March 2025

Location: Old Parliament House, Canberra

Overview: The Women in Project Leadership Summit brought together industry leaders, experts, and emerging voices to explore and advance the role of women in project leadership. Guided by the theme Breaking Barriers – Redefining Leadership, Empowering Change, the summit fostered meaningful conversations, collaboration, and knowledge sharing through keynote presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities. The event highlighted innovative strategies and inclusive leadership approaches, empowering attendees with the insights, skills, and connections to lead with confidence and drive positive change across industries.

Presenters: 15+

No of attendees: 150+

ANZSPO Conference 2025

Date: 28 - 31 August 2025

Location: Sails in the Desert, Uluru

Overview: The ANZSPO 2025 Annual Members Conference brought together attendees at the Voyages Conference Centre, set against the iconic backdrop of Uluru from 28–31 August 2025. The program focused on the challenges of rural and remote paediatric ENT care, with involvement from local healthcare teams in one of the world's most unique locations. The event included two days of conference sessions and exhibition, providing opportunities for learning, collaboration, and connection among members.

Presenters: 25+

No of attendees: 40+

Cyber Domain and Space Domain Systems Conference and Expo (MilCIS) 2025

Date: 18 - 20 November 2025

Location: National Convention Centre Canberra

Overview: MilCIS brought together stakeholders across government, Defence, industry, and research to explore military communications and information systems in the cyber and space domains. The annual November event featured presentations, panels, and an exhibition, providing a platform for showcasing technologies, sharing knowledge, and supporting collaboration both in person and virtually.

Attendees highlighted MilCIS as a well-organised and professionally delivered event, valuing its relevance, effective exhibition layout, engaging panel discussions, and the strong advantage of its Canberra location for connecting industry with Defence and policy stakeholders.

Presenters: 80+

No of attendees: 3,600+

EW ANZ 2026

Date: 11 - 13 March 2026

Location: National Convention Centre Canberra

Overview: EW ANZ 2026, brought together Defence, government, industry, and academic professionals from across the Indo-Pacific to explore challenges and emerging technologies in the electromagnetic battlespace. Under the theme Coalition Convergence, the event emphasised the importance of interoperability and collaboration among regional partners. Across three days, the program featured concurrent presentation streams, keynote addresses, a technology exhibition, and dedicated networking opportunities, providing a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, strategic dialogue, and advancing capabilities in Electromagnetic Warfare, Spectrum Operations, and Information Operations.

Attendees highlighted the event as well‑organised and engaging, with strong session content, valuable networking moments, and high-quality catering contributing to a positive overall experience.

Presenters: 65+

No of attendees: 250+

ISA & AHISA National Education Forum 2025

Date: 28 February 2025

Location: Hotel Realm, Canberra

Overview: The ISA & AHISA National Education Forum 2025 brought together Chairs, board members, principals, and sector leaders from independent schools to examine national education priorities and trends. Under the theme The Changing Landscape, the 2025 event explored challenges and opportunities within education, including reforms such as the Australian Government's Better and Fairer Schools Agreement. Attendees praised the conference as inspiring, relevant, and essential for professional growth.

Presenters: 10+

No of attendees: 250+

METexpo 2025

Date: 29 - 31 July 2025

Location: Royal Randwick Racecourse, Sydney

Overview: METexpo 2025, brought together industry professionals to explore the future of media, entertainment, and technology. The event showcased cutting-edge innovations and featured insights from industry leaders on topics such as AI integration, virtual production, and practical engineering solutions. Designed to inspire both experienced professionals and newcomers, METexpo provided valuable opportunities for learning, networking, and collaboration. The program was built around four key pillars—Capture, Create, Deliver, and Connect—highlighting the technologies, workflows, and relationships that drive the industry forward.

Attendees valued the event for its quality engagement opportunities, productive business conversations, supportive collaboration environment, and a well-managed venue that facilitated efficient participation and strong industry connections.

Presenters: 105+

No of attendees: 1300+

National Security Conference 2026

Date: 24 - 25 March 2026

Location: ANU Canberra

Overview: The ANU National Security College conference, Securing our Future: a Ready and Resilient Australia, held on 24–25 March 2026 in Canberra, brought together leaders from government, industry, academia, and civil society to explore national security, preparedness, and resilience. The conference launched key findings from the Community Consultations initiative, highlighting Australian perspectives on security risks and the importance of safe and cohesive communities. Through a series of discussions and expert insights, the event fostered a national conversation on addressing emerging challenges and strengthening Australia's resilience across a broad range of strategic and domestic issues.

Attendees described the conference as a well‑organised and thought‑provoking event, praising the strong program, diverse speakers, and valuable opportunities for engagement and networking.

Presenters: 80+

No of attendees: 450+

Project and Program Management Symposium 2025

Date: 12 - 14 August 2025

Location: International Convention Centre, Sydney

Overview: The 12th PGCS Project and Program Management Symposium was hosted in a hybrid format from 12 – 13 August 2025 with masterclasses taking place on 14 August 2025. The three-day program consisted of insightful keynotes and a program full of memorable speakers.

During the symposium, delegates had the opportunity to hear about developments in these fields in Australia and internationally as well.

Attendees described the symposium as an engaging and valuable experience, praising the strong mix of content, high-quality catering, effective virtual access, and overall organisation.

Presenters: 25+

No of attendees: 500+

Safeskies 2026

Date: 20 - 21 May 2026

Location: Hyatt Hotel, Canberra

Overview: The Safeskies Conference 2026 was hosted in-person format from 20 – 21 May 2026, with an in-person pre-conference workshop taking place on 19 May 2026. The program consisted of insightful keynotes and a program full of memorable speakers exploring the theme of 'Safety Collaboration 2.0'.

The conversation focused on safety collaboration and brought opportunities to delegates to network with their fellow colleagues and discuss developments with the attending exhibitors and sponsors.

Attendees praised the conference as a highly engaging and well-organised event, highlighting the diverse speakers, valuable workshops, strong networking opportunities, and interactive sessions as key strengths that made the experience both insightful and rewarding.

Presenters: 45+

No of attendees: 250+

The 5th Combined Australian and New Zealand Entomological Societies Conference

Date: 1 - 4 December 2025

Location: ANU Canberra

Overview: The 5th Combined Australian and New Zealand Entomological Societies Conference brought together entomologists, researchers, educators, and insect enthusiasts from around the world in Canberra, focusing on the crucial roles that insects and related arthropods play in ecosystems and human societies. Guided by the 2025 theme, Securing Our Future Together, the conference highlighted the importance of understanding how arthropod biodiversity, functions, and behaviours impact daily life, while continuing a long-standing tradition of scientific knowledge sharing to support social, cultural, ecological, and industrial outcomes. The event also marked significant milestones, including the 60th anniversary of the Australian Entomological Society, the 56th Annual Conference of the Australian Entomological Society, and the 73rd Conference of the Entomological Society of New Zealand, with colleagues from New Zealand joining in celebration.

Presenters: 200+

No of attendees: 250+