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CONFERENCE 26 27 MARCH EXHIBITION 26 29 MARCH CONVENTION MELBOURNE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE CENTRE REGISTER TODAY EVENT GUIDE A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 auspack.com.au # A U S PA C K
BE PART OF PACKAGING & PROCESSING WEEK Free Exhibition AUSPACK is returning to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre between 26 - 29 March 2019. AUSPACK embodies the innovation of the food, beverage and pharmaceutical processing and packaging industry. Join us in Melbourne to experience more than 350 exhibitors unveiling the latest technology to more than 7,000 industry peers. GLOBAL TRENDS BEING SHOWCASED AT AUSPACK INCLUDE: A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 2
Business and Industry Conference SMART. CONNECTED. SUSTAINABLE. Date: Tuesday 26 March 2019 & The AUSPACK 2019 Business and Industry Conference is all about being Wednesday 27 March 2019 ‘Smart. Connected. Sustainable.’ Where: Clarendon Auditorium, Melbourne Convention and Learn key insights driving FMCG packaging. Understand where smart Exhibition Centre packaging fits into sustainability for your business and the planet, while discovering how ‘mindful’ consumers are driving change in packaging TICKET FEES: and processing. Find out how to tune into the future consumer (hint, it’s not just about Millennials, get the latest on innovating for the growing Two Day APPMA Member: older population). Understand how to use design trends whether you’re $585 +GST exporting or selling domestically. Two Day Non-Member: $650 +GST Discover just how e-commerce is shaking up the supply chain and how Industry 4.0 and Blockchain are transforming supply chains and One Day APPMA Member: traceability. See how the factory of the future is already here, and how your $335 +GST business can benefit. One Day Non-Member: $415 +GST Get the facts on the economic ‘state of the nation’; what it means now and its future impact on Australia’s manufacturing sector and individual businesses. Delve into how you can innovatively and sustainably meet the challenges around energy for your operation. Be fully prepared for the future by uncovering how you can capitalise on broad industry collaboration, while gaining strength through your own workplace’s diversity. Take advantage of the AUSPACK 2019 Business and Industry Conference to network with your peers, celebrate with colleagues and collaborate with others in the industry. HOW Over two days, a comprehensive program of international and national keynote speakers, industry leaders and innovators will present case studies, interactive Q&A sessions and keynote plenary sessions. Through these, they’ll drill down into two conference streams, Processing & Packaging and Business Growth, to focus on innovations in technology and design, systems thinking, envisaging the factory of the future and the industry’s ‘hot point’ challenges and opportunities around sustainability. THE FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAM AND FULL SPEAKER LINE-UP ARE ON PAGES 4-12 A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 3
Conference Program TUESDAY 26TH MARCH 2019 TUESDAY 26TH MARCH 08.30 - 09.00 TEA & COFFEE ON ARRIVAL/NETWORKING 09.00 - 09.10 WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION TO THE CONFERENCE Mark Dingley, Chairman, The Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) Facilitator: Nigel Collin 09.10 - 09.45 OPENING KEYNOTE: INDUSTRY OUTLOOK - KEY INSIGHTS DRIVING THE FUTURE OF PACKAGING FOR THE FMCG INDUSTRY Dr Michael Okoroafor, Vice President, Global Sustainability & Packaging Innovation, McCormick (USA) In this keynote, thought leader Dr. Michael Okoroafor will share his insights on leveraging transformational packaging innovation and re-aligned supply chain to drive growth for the FMCG industry. The presentation will address digital transformation and the power of e-commerce, and how it shapes the future of retail and on-demand marketplace. Plus, hear how sustainability imperatives will drive the circular economy and shape the future of innovation for FMCG companies. The presentation will conclude by sharing examples of successful innovations that are transforming our industry and the society at large. 09.45 - 10.30 PANEL: WHAT’S GOOD FOR THE PLANET IS GOOD FOR BUSINESS - EXPLORING THE OPPORTUNITIES ARISING FROM THE 2025 NATIONAL PACKAGING WASTE TARGET Facilitator: Craig Reucassel, Writer and Presenter of ABC’s ‘War on Waste’ and ‘The Chaser’ Panellists: Steve Lapidge, CEO, Fight Food Waste Cooperative Research Centre Brooke Donnelly, Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) Paul Klymenko, CEO, Planet Ark The 2025 National Packaging Waste Target is presenting industry with one of the biggest challenges of our time. Recognising that in every challenge lies an opportunity, this session will focus on how the processing and packaging industry has the potential to be a leader on this issue, plus, the implications and the importance of collaboration. We are delighted to have speaker, writer and comedian Craig Reucassel from ABC’s “War on Waste” and “The Chaser” chair an industry panel and Q& A session that will ensure a lively discussion and thought-provoking debate. 10.30 - 11.00 MORNING TEA - NETWORKING STREAM ONE STREAM TWO PROCESSING AND PACKAGING BUSINESS GROWTH 11.00 - 11.45 KEYNOTE: FINDING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS - INNOVATIVE PACKAGING AND PROCESSING THE VALUE OF INDUSTRY COLLABORATION SOLUTIONS DRIVEN BY THE GROWTH IN E-COMMERCE: THE ABBE CORRUGATED How can industry work together to create not only sustainable solutions but also a sustainable industry? Richard Whetton, Head of Distribution and Logistics Operations, ABBE Corrugated/catch.com.au This session will showcase an innovative packaging and processing solution driven by the growth in e-commerce. This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 4
Conference Program TUESDAY 26TH MARCH 2019 11.45 - 12.30 CASE STUDY: SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS IN PRACTICE PANEL: HOW IS E-COMMERCE SHAKING UP THE SUPPLY CHAIN? Following on from the discussion on how to achieve sustainability in packaging and processing, what does this Amanda Green, Director for E-commerce, L’Oreal look like in practice? Hear from the innovators and change Australia makers. Changing purchasing habits as a result of the growth in online shopping has given rise to packaging and supply chain challenges. This panel discussion and Q&A session will bring together some of Australia’s leaders in the e-commerce field to discuss: • E-commerce friendly packaging • Safe Product delivery • Cost effective shipping • Sustainability and innovation • Unique supply chain logistics • Positive customer experience 12.30 - 13.30 LUNCH - NETWORKING STREAM ONE STREAM TWO PROCESSING AND PACKAGING BUSINESS GROWTH 13.30 - 14.00 KEYNOTE: CHANGING THE MESSAGE. NOT WHAT KEYNOTE: THE FUTURE CONSUMER - IT’S NOT CAN A&IP DO, BUT WHAT IT CAN DO FOR YOU! JUST ABOUT MILLENNIALS Andrew Manly, Communications Director, Active and Shelley McMillan, Associate Director, Consulting ANZ, Intelligent Packaging Industry Association Mintel Active & Intelligent Packaging has now reached a critical Seniors are a vast group of individuals with a wide range phase of development. Brand Owners no longer need of not just needs, but interests too. This is a challenging convincing that there is ‘something to it’ and that the position for brands trying to target seniors who don’t want technologies work. But the next milestone for A&IP to be “categorised” as old but who do have special needs. practitioners is to show the real benefits of these solutions This session will discuss the diverse segments that make in the value chain. The session will also cover the latest up this demographic as well as trends and opportunities for advances in manufacturing and design to provide scalable the industry. and low cost production as well as components that can be integrated into existing graphics and established Brand images. Finally some of the latest A&IP trends, such as Augmented Reality, will be reviewed. This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 5
Conference Program TUESDAY 26TH MARCH 2019 STREAM ONE STREAM TWO PROCESSING AND PACKAGING BUSINESS GROWTH 14.00 - 14.30 SMART PACKAGING - TECHNOLOGY IN PRACTICE, WINNING THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THE FUTURE VACUUM PACKED RED MEAT: REAL-TIME CONSUMER MANAGEMENT OF SHELF LIFE IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN Angeline Achariya, CEO, Monash Food Innovation Centre Dr Ian Jenson, Program Manager Market Access Science We are now in a time of not disruption but high velocity & Technology, Meat & Livestock Australia change. With Millenials now our biggest consumer group Vacuum packed, chilled, red meat has a long shelf life in globally, the Gen Z wave is making impact that will change supply chains – as long as the temperature is controlled. the future of how these generations shop and consume. But how much is shelf life affected by the temperature The key question is how do consumer goods businesses fluctuations experienced between processor and customer? navigate through not only the generations but find the next MLA, in conjunction with the University of Tasmania, has growth opportunity. developed a predictive model for vacuum packed beef This presentation will discuss the intersection of and sheep meats. This model is now being used, with personalised nutrition, wellness, health and digitisation near to real time collection of temperature data, to predict by looking through the generational shifts and more and manage customer experience of red meat products. importantly show how businesses can design and develop Possibilities are also being explored to produce a visual new products that delight as we ride the wave of change. sensor that will indicate that shelf life is near its end. Not only will these approaches ensure a great consumer experience, it will also avoid product waste through the application of arbitrary shelf life or discarding product with a doubtful history. 14.30 - 15.00 CASE STUDY: SMART PACKAGING INNOVATION PANEL: THE RISE OF THE MINDFUL CONSUMER - CONSUMER DEMANDS DRIVING CHANGE IN Ben Culligan, ANZ Marketing Director -Treasury Wine PACKAGING AND PROCESSING Estate Panel Facilitator: Lindy Hughson, Publisher, Yaffa Media This session will showcase an innovative smart packaging and processing solution driven by new packaging and Panellists: Shelley McMillan Mintel, Associate Director, processing technologies. Consulting ANZ, Mintel Doug McNicholl, Manager, Supply Chain Sustainability Innovation, Meat & Livestock Australia Angeline Achariya, CEO, Monash Food Innovation Centre How do I reduce waste? Where does it come from? Is it safe? How was it made? Is it kind to the environment? These are the questions an increasing number of consumers are asking during the purchasing process. This panel discussion and Q&A session lead by Lindy Hughson from PKN magazine will address the impact of the mindful consumer and what this means for the packaging and processing industry. 15.00 - 15.30 AFTERNOON TEA - NETWORKING This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 6
Conference Program TUESDAY 26TH MARCH 2019 15.30 - 16.00 KEYNOTE: MEETING THE ENERGY CHALLENGE - ENSURING SECURITY, RELIABILITY, ACCESSIBILITY FOR INDUSTRY Brett Wiskar, Chief Future Officer, Wiley The high cost and uncertainty around reliable energy sources has become a significant issue for the manufacturing sector in Australia. The absence of political leadership on the issue in Australia has meant that increasingly industry is creating their own solutions. This session and following panel discuss will discuss how the energy challenge is currently being met, who is leading the way with innovation and the importance of a collaborative mindset. 16.00 - 16.45 KEYNOTE: MEETING THE ENERGY CHALLENGE - THE LONG-TERM FINANCIAL BENEFITS OF COMMERICAL POWER PURCHASED AGREEMENTS Facilitator: Sam Staples, Market Development Manager, Australian Energy Storage Alliance Panellists: Aylin Cunsolo, Special Counsel, Baker McKenzie Jackie McKeon, Project Director, Business Renewables Council of Australia How can industry secure their own sustainable and reliable energy future? Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), which establish fixed energy pricing from renewable resources, may be the answer. An expert panel representing the innovators, brokers, government, industry and energy providers will discuss the drivers behind commercial PPAs, how to navigate the legal process, the potential benefits and risks. 16.45 - 17.00 CLOSING DAY ONE 17.00 - 19.30 NETWORKING DRINKS - EXHIBITION FLOOR This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 7
Conference Program WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH 2019 WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH 2019 09.00 - 09.10 OPENING DAY TWO 09.10 - 09.55 KEYNOTE: ECONOMIC ‘STATE OF THE NATION’ - FORWARD THINKING AND THE IMPACT ON THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR Stephen Koukoulas, Economist Hear insights and analysis from one of Australia’s leading economic thinkers and commentators, Stephen Koukoulas. With his unique blend of humour and expertise , ‘The Kouk’ will explain how the current state of the economy impacts you and your business. 09.55 - 10.25 KEYNOTE: FACTORY OF THE FUTURE - IT’S ALREADY HERE John Broadbent, Founder, Realise Potential Don’t know your IoT from your IIoT and your Industry 4.0? Smart Factories Mentor, John Broadbent, is on a mission to demystify the ‘smart factory’ terminology and help business understand what they can do to start moving toward Industry 4.0. This session will clarify the various terms around smart factories, explain why most businesses are stuck at Industry 3.0, reveal why some projects succeed and others fail, and give practical tips on what you can do to get started on the smart factory journey, to ensure a successful transition. 10.25 - 11.00 MORNING TEA - NETWORKING STREAM ONE STREAM TWO PROCESSING AND PACKAGING BUSINESS GROWTH 11.00 - 11.45 PANEL: 4.0 IN PRACTICE: TAKING THE LEAP OF KEYNOTE: BLOCKCHAIN - WHAT IS BLOCKCHAIN FAITH TECHNOLOGY AND HOW MIGHT IT TRANSFORM SUPPLY CHAINS? Panel facilitator: John Broadbent, Founder, Realise Potential Dr Darcy Allen, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub Panellists: Paul Barber, Director, Lighthouse Systems Michael Parrington, GM Licensing & Technology, Pact Group Richard Roberts, MES Operations Manager & Senior Consultant, ZI-ARGUS Alan Spreckley, Global Industry Segment Manager (Food & Beverage) – Robotics, ABB This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 8
Conference Program WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH 2019 11.00 - 11.45 Empirical evidence has shown that those manufacturers Blockchain is much more than a technology for creating who have embarked on smart factory projects have reaped cryptocurrencies. Blockchain and other distributed ledger huge rewards including increased supply chain visibility, technologies are currently being applied in areas as diverse improved efficiencies, reduced waste, higher customer as healthcare, identity and democratic voting. How might satisfaction, traceability and product geneology and a blockchain transform supply chains and logistics? This healthier bottom line. This panel discussion and Q&A session will explain what blockchain is and how it looks opportunity moderated by Smart Factories Mentor John to impact the economy and society. Blockchain presents Broadbent will explain how Industry 4.0 works in practice, enormous opportunities for changing the way that we trade what technologies you should be embracing in order to by increasing the quality, quantity and transparency of compete locally and internationally and most importantly, information about goods as they move. how to go about it. 11.45 - 12.30 KEYNOTE: COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS - EMBRACING CASE STUDY: HOW BLOCKCHAIN AND IOT PROVIDE INDUSTRY 4.0, LEADING THE WAY TO INDUSTRY 5.0 FULL TRACEABILITY OF THE SUPPLY CHAIN Peter Hern, Country Manager, Universal Robots John Baird, CEO, Ultimo Digital Technologies The Fourth Industrial Revolution AKA Industry 4.0 is Hear how Ultimo Digital Technologies, with their world- the norm today - virtually every step in a process can be leading supply chain management ecosystem named recorded and the data is available in real-time. Industrial UCOT, are combining blockchain and IoT technologies to automation including robotics has allowed great leaps provide full traceability of the supply chain. in productivity and quality while the simplification of UCOT’s small IoT sensors, which can be embedded in the automation has made it more accessible for smaller a product’s packaging, have their own battery life and manufacturers. report information from the supply chain directly to a While Industry 4.0 focuses on the machine, Industry 5.0 secure blockchain database in real time (which is a world puts the focus back on the Humans. Collaborative robots first). The sensors report on GPS, shipping conditions and -as the name suggests - are designed to collaborate with whether a product has been tampered with or stolen in real humans rather than replace them. This paper will discuss time, without the need for any third parties to scan barcodes some of the benefits. or QR codes. The technology flows through to the end customer who has the ability to scan the product to ensure its authenticity and safety. 12.30 - 13.30 LUNCH - NETWORKING This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 9
Conference Program WEDNESDAY 27TH MARCH 2019 STREAM ONE STREAM TWO PROCESSING AND PACKAGING BUSINESS GROWTH 13.30 - 14.00 KEYNOTE: DESIGN TRENDS IN PACKAGING - THE KEYNOTE: THE CURRENT EXPORT LANDSCAPE CREATIVE PERSPECTIVE Bryan Clark, Director, Trade & International Affairs Amber Bonney, Head of Creative Strategy, The Edison Australian Chamber of Commerce Agency This session will consider the evolving global trade It is not difficult to follow established paths and landscape with a focus on free trade agreements and conventions but it takes bravery and a commitment to the situation with Brexit, antidumping and other trade explore new grounds. Brands that know who they are and restrictive measures being applied by Governments around what they stand for are more likely to inspire others and the world and how industry should respond. build long term advocacy. How to lead and not follow is an introductory session into relevant Design Trends for 2019 with insights into how brand owners and industry partners can collaborate to challenge conventions, define their Why and gain competitive advantage. 14.00 - 14.30 KEYNOTE: DESIGN TRENDS IN PACKAGING - THE CASE STUDY: INNOVATION IN DISTRIBUTION STRUCTURAL PERSPECTIVE Michael Jee, Vanderlande Michael Grima, Founder, qDesign Enterprises This session will showcase innovation and trends in distribution and highlight the impact of e-commerce and customer driven change on distribution, supply chain management, traceability and the creation of efficiencies through the utilisation of new technologies. 14.30 - 15.20 CLOSING KEYNOTE: STRENGTH THROUGH DIVERSITY Dr Katie Spearritt, Diversity Partners Diversity and inclusion are increasingly recognised as mainstream business issues, prioritised by Boards and CEO’s in leading companies in Australia. That’s because research shows innovation, better decision-making, and higher pro- ductivity comes from well-managed teams with a diversity of backgrounds (such as gender and culture) and different thinking approaches. But if the benefits of diversity are so obvious, why don’t we see more in Australian companies, and the packaging industry in particular? A key barrier is unconscious bias – the automatic stereotypes and assumptions we make about people that influence our behaviour. We all have these biases so ingrained we hardly notice them. Dr Katie Spearritt will explore the importance of diversity and an inclusive work environment for organisations – small, medium or large – in the packaging industry. She’ll share actions we can take to break stereotyped associations that inhibit diversity and innovation. 15.20 - 15.30 CONFERENCE CLOSE 15.20 - 17.00 WALK THE EXHIBITION FLOOR This conference program is correct as of 28.02.19 but is subject to change. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 10
Speakers Amanda Green Amber Bonney Andrew Manly Brett Wiskar Director for E-Commerce, Head of Creative Strategy, Communications Director, Chief Future Officer, L’oreal Australia The Edison Agency Active and Intelligent Packaging Wiley Industry Association Bryan Clark Dr Darcy Allen John Broadbent Michael Grima Director Trade & Postdoctorial L Founder, Founder, International Affairs, Research Fellow, Realise Potential QDesign Australian Chamber of RMIT Blockchain Commerce Innovation Hub Dr Michael Okoroafor Peter Hern Shelley Mcmillan Stephen Koukoulas President – Global Country Manager, Associate Director, Economist Sustainability & Packaging, Universal Robots Consulting ANZ, McCormick Mintel Alan Spreckley, Angeline Achariya Aylin Cunsolo Ben Culligan Global Industry Segment CEO, Special Counsel, ANZ Marketing Director, Manager Food & Beverage and Monash Food Baker Mckenzie Treasury Wine Estate Consumer Packaged Good, Innovation Centre ABB Robotics A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 11
Speakers Brooke Donnelly Craig Reucassel Doug McNicholl, Dr. Ian Jenson CEO, Writer & presenter Manager, Program Manager Market Australian Packaging of ABC’s ‘War on Waste’ Supply Chain Sustainability Access Science & Technology, Covenant Organisation and ‘The Chaser’ Innovation Meat & Livestock Australia (APCO) John Baird Katie Spearrit Lindy Hughson Mark Dingley CEO, CEO, Publisher, Chairman, The Australian Ultimo Digital Diversity Partners Yaffa Media Packaging and Processing Technologies Machinery Association, and CEO, Matthews Australasia Michael Parrington Nigel Collin Paul Barber Paul Klymenko, GM Licensing & Technology, Facilitator Director, CEO, Pact Group Lighthouse Systems Planet Ark Richard Roberts Sam Staples Steve Lapidge Mes Operations Manager Market Development CEO, And Senior Consultant, Manager, Fight Food Waste Cooperative Zi-Argus Australian Energy Research Centre Storage Alliance A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 12
APPMA 2019 Awards of Excellence The Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) Awards of SPONSORED BY: Excellence, the national awards program for the packaging and processing industry, will return in 2019. This renewed initiative will bring the industry together to recognise and celebrate industry excellence, innovation, leadership and best practise. What to expect: Date: 27 March 2019 • Every element of the evening has ‘sustainability’ at its core; from low-energy LED lighting to 100% recyclable intricate decorations Time: 6:00pm – Late (6:00pm – 6:30pm, Drinks & Canapés • Fantastic entertainment from Lil Miss Jazz – an elegant and soulful music act will be served. 6:30pm, Awards • A first-class menu designed in partnership with Yume – rescuing top-quality, commence) brand-name surplus food Location: Sovereign Room, • Be entertained by Peter Rowsthorn – A multi-skilled MC who began Melbourne Convention and his career as a stand-up comedian Exhibition Centre Dress: Business attire TICKET FEES: Individual (APPMA Member): $155 +GST Individual (Non-Member): $175 +GST Table of 10 per person (APPMA Member): $145 +GST PETER ROWSTHORN LIL MISS JAZZ Table of 10 per person (Non-Member): For over thirty-five years Peter has Lil’ Miss Jazz combines sophisticated $165 +GST been on television, stage and film vocals with the stylish skills of entertaining audiences across Australia. accomplished jazz musicians. They He started as a stand-up comedian now consistently deliver elegant, soulful multi skilled performer. He’s best known and funky performances to enhance for his television roles starting way back any event. Cindy’s voice is undeniably in the 80’s with the Comedy Company beautiful, and she brings an emotional, and more recently as the long suffering memorable experience to any song. husband Bretty in Australia’s most Repertoire consists of Jazz standards, successful sitcom Kath and Kim and original compositions and acoustic more recently spent time in the Jungle versions of popular tunes. on I’m a Celebrity get me out of here. A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 13
NextGen Breakfast Forum ATTRACT, RETAIN & ADAPT The NextGen Breakfast Forum features an expert line-up of business leaders who will discuss how to attract, retain and get the maximum value from the next Date: 29 March 2019 generation, and include insight into their employment expectations, motivations and goals. Time: 7:00am – 9:00am This session will also include a discussion panel bringing insight and opinions from TICKET FEES: multiple different industries. Also featuring organisations who are leading the way Individual (APPMA Member): on best practices when it comes to the future generations in our workplaces. $70 +GST KEY TOPICS COVERED: Individual (Non-Member): $80 +GST • NextGen workplace motivations and goals Table of 10 per person • Tactics for adoption and retention of our NextGen workforce (APPMA Member): • Understanding the power of employer branding to attract the right talent $60 +GST • NextGen lifestyle insights, spending habits and spending patterns Table of 10 per person (Non-Member): • Recruitment trends and tips on how we can use the latest tech to find the $70 +GST best talent The NextGen Breakfast Forum is hosted by David Willey the founder of Growth Tank, one of Australia’s prominent voices on understanding millennials and GenZ. David has worked with some of the biggest brands across Australia and Europe including Apple, Nike, Spotify, Google, Ogilvy, Budweiser, Dan Murphy’s plus many more. FORUM SPEAKERS: Chau Tran, Julie Duncan, Peter Hammer, Sammy Major, Digital Manager, Director, Talent Managing Director, AU Sales Director, Step Change Acquisition, PWC Marketing Scientist Group TRIBE A U S PA C K 2 0 1 9 | auspack.com.au | # A U S PA C K 14
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