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Improve business with technology led innovation

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back by popular demand

opening keynote speaker

NIGEL COLLIN

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Making Change Happen

Presented by Northern Territory Government

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The biggest challenge for most organisations in driving change and innovation, lies in making change happen.  

Most people resist innovating because it seems too big, too hard and too scary. But innovation is achievable one small, doable step at a time. 

 

Nigel Collin is a global thought leader on leading change.  As a keynote speaker, he helps organisations and their people embrace change and act on it every day.

It is when people take ownership of change that excellence thrives.

 

This requires two things.

A shift in mindset that change is achievable one small, doable step at a time, and having a process for change to occur everyday.

 

This session is for business owners and leaders wanting to inspire and enable their teams to achieve a mindset for adopting and exploiting innovation every day and more importantly, acting on it.

 

This keynote presentation will:

 

1. demonstrate that change is a game of inches and not a one-off event;

2. help you understand, how to help your team embrace change; and

3. apply having a 'growth mindset' for you, your team and your organisation.

 

A Masterclass with Nigel Collin is also on offer, more information available here.

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Amanda pernechele

Returning in 2020, Amanda Pernechele, one of Darwin’s foremost social media and influencer marketers, will once again facilitate the Innovation Symposium. 

 

Amanda has over 12 years’ experience in the media industry, and knows how to hold a room as an established MC and presenter. The founder of Moo Media NT, her experience includes hosting radio and television programs, numerous charity events and food and wine festivals to name a few.

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NT innovation symposium

The Innovation Symposium is a must for Territory businesses and organisations who want to explore how technology led innovation can help their business develop in challenging economic conditions. The Innovation Symposium offers a unique chance for Territory business leaders to learn how investments a innovation can help business in some of the following ways:

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  • improve productivity, doing more with less;

  • gain competitive advantages through improved profitability and reduced cost; and

  • improve customer experience by attracting new customers through differentiation from existing market offerings.

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The Innovation Symposium will provide attendees with an opportunity to hear from industry experts and local business people on how innovation helps business succeed. The event will also showcase innovative solutions and services that can help solve real word challenges in everyday business.

 

The Innovation Symposium includes a host of free informative and interactive seminars featuring workshops and discussions. Attendees will benefit from scenario-based business presentations plus a host of networking opportunities all under one roof.

CONTACT US

the nitty gritty

WHEN - Thursday 23 April 2020

 

WHERE - Hilton Darwin, 32 Mitchell Street, Darwin

 

PARKING - off street parking available at West Lane car park. Timed street parking available around the venue and along the Esplanade

 

TIME - 9am - 6pm

 

COST - Free

 

REGISTRATION - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/2020-innovation-symposium-tickets-79946621497?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - please contact - Andrea Wicking,

Salty Plum Events - 0428 872 367 or andrea.wicking@saltyplumevents.com

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about ictnt

The Information Communication Technology Industry Association of the Northern Territory (ICTNT) represents information technology services; supplier companies; and companies in the telecommunications industry across the Territory. 

 

Key objectives of ICTNT are to: 

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  • be the primary ICT Industry advocacy body  in the Northern Territory; 

  • promote and represent the interests of the Northern Territory ICT Industry across both business & the public sector; 

  • act on behalf of association members to  support Government in the development  of robust ICT policy; 

  • attract, grow and retain ICT skills within  the Territory through tools such as  the ICT Industry Website; and

  • identify industry development initiatives, fund and broker these on behalf of members through opportunity generation activities.

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