Other Events

In line with our philosophy to bring together diverse sectors and the arts  and science with business, we will partner with venues, speakers and performers to create associated events during Creative Innovation 2013.

Additional events will be announced – please keep an eye on our website.

Should you wish to engage any of our speakers for private or business events during their time in Australia, please contact Ci2013.

Ci2013 HOTSPOTS

Thursday 28 November Lunchtime Hot Spots

1:45 PM – 2:30 PM

Grand Ballroom

1. Cyriel Kortleven, International Speaker (Belgium)
   Applying ‘Less is Beautiful’ in your organisation
2. Jill Tideman, Executive Coach, Dalmau Consulting
   What makes leadership ethical?
3. Janet Lea Sernack, CEO, ImagineNation (Israel)
   Exploring successful Israeli Start-Up company case studies
4. Roger La Salle, Founder, Matrix Thinking
   Innovation: The key to market success
5. Scott Anthony, Managing Partner, Innosight (Singapore)
   Leadership in times of uncertainty
6. Gabrielle Dolan & Yamini Naidu, Directors, One Thousand & One
   Why storytelling and why now?
7. Linda Friedland, International Health Expert
   Beyond success: science, secret strategies of body stamina, brain health, performance and leadership

Fitzroy Ballroom

1. Charles Kovess, Executive Coach, Kovess International
   Steps to discover your passion
2. Doron Ben-Meir, CEO, Commercialisation Australia
   Raising start-up capital
3. Dr Ann Quinn, Director, Quintessential Edge (UK)
   Energise you: 10 ways to optimise your energy throughout the day
4. Peggy Liu, Chairperson, JUCCCE (China)
   Reimagining prosperity to change social norms on consumption
5. Jon Duschinsky, CEO, The Conversation Farm (Canada)
   The currency of solving problems
6. Hany Pham, Managing Director, BreezeDocs
   The challenges of innovation in large organisations from a start-up perspective

La Trobe Ballroom

1. Meagan Fallone, Manager Global Strategy and Development, The Barefoot College (India)
   One Person, One organisation CAN make a difference: Innovation for Impact!
2. Professor Stephen Heppell, Learning Futurist, Heppell.net (UK)
   Lets think the unthinkable: some future surprising scenarios for education
3. Dr Amantha Imber, Founder, Inventium
   How to turbo charge your innovation process
4. Fiona Kerr, Visiting Research Fellow, University of Adelaide
   The social Neuroscience of Creativity
5. Bunker Roy, Founder, The Barefoot College, (India)
   The Barefoot Model: bottom up demystified, decentralised and decertified for the rural poor
6. Tony Mackay, Executive Director, Centre for Strategic Education
   Re-designing Education: Shaping Learning Systems around the Globe

Friday 29 November Lunchtime Hot Spots

12:45 PM – 1:30 PM

Grand Ballroom

1. Dr Bjorn Lomborg, Director, Copenhagen Consensus Center (Czech Republic)
   Smart climate policies for Australia and the world
2. Steve Vamos, President, Society for Knowledge Economics
   How to have the difficult conversations that enable high performance
3. Janet Lea Sernack, CEO, ImagineNation (Israel)
   Replicating key lean start-up success factors
4. Roger La Salle, Founder, Matrix Thinking
   There is only one risk in starting a new venture; innovation removed that risk
5. Dr Amantha Imber, Founder, Inventium
   How to create a culture of innovation
6. Charles Kovess, Executive Coach, Kovess International
   Steps to convince the unbelievers to “Get on the Bus”!
7. Ben Spincer, Director Technology Strategy& Innovation
   Telstra’s journey embedding a culture of innovation and the “Innovation Hub”

Fitzroy Ballroom

1. Cyriel Kortleven, International Speaker (Belgium)
   Guidelines to become a Passion-a-Holic
2. Gabrielle Dolan & Yamini Naidu, Directors, One Thousand & One
   Why storytelling and why now?
3. Dr Alan Finkel AM, Chancellor, Monash University
   The Future is the Electric Planet
4. Deborah Cheetham, Indigenous Cultural Leader
   Aboriginal Sovereignty
5. Doron Ben-Meir, CEO, Commercialisation Australia
   The art of value proposition construction
6. Tim Dalmau, Director, Dalmau Consulting
   The Gods and Goddesses of ethical leadership 

La Trobe Ballroom

1. Prof. Stephen Heppell, Learning Futurist, Heppell.net (UK)
   Lets think the unthinkable: some future surprising scenarios for education
2. Rufus Black, Master Ormond College, University of Melbourne
   The futures of universities in the cyber age
3. Craig Lauchlan, General Manager, Portfolio Consulting Services and Joe Edwin, CIO CommSec and Commonwealth Private CBA
   The Entrepreneur within: how to unlock the creative potential of your employees
4. Nicolas Georges, Director, Director Research and Development Asia Pacific, Mondelēz International
   What if the Silicon Valley of food manufacturing was in Australia?
5. Stephen Johnson, CEO, eunèv.com
   Understanding Social Capital to Innovate 21st Century Brands
6. Carole Molyneux, Principal, CMR Consulting
   Your Corporate DNA is your secret weapon…here’s how to use it!