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Nuclear Skills Forum

7 June 2022

ICC Sydney - 14 Darling Drive Sydney, NSW 2000

Central Coast Industry Festival

22 August - 3 September 2022

Mingara Recreation Club - 12-14 Mingara Dr, Tumbi Umbi NSW 2261

Accelerate Manufacturing: Western Downs Manufacturing Conference 2022

25 May 2022

Dalby Events Centre - 54 Nicholson St, Dalby QLD 4405

Going Digital – Apply industry 4.0 to enhance your business

31 May 2022

CSIRO Lindfield Site - Bradfield Road, West Lindfield, NSW 2070

The Path to Advanced Manufacturing Resilience - Adelaide

19 May 2022

Polaris Centre, Innovation House - 50 Mawson Lakes Blvd Mawson Lakes, SA 5095

Cyber-attacks in Manufacturing

24 May 2022

Online Webinar

UTS Innovation Leadership Masterclass: Innovation Methods

17 May 2022

Online Webinar

The Path to Advanced Manufacturing - Murray Bridge

6 May 2022

Bridgeport Hotel, Charles Sturt room - 2 Bridge St, Murray Bridge SA 5253

How to Build a Resilient Company - Darwin

28 April 2022

101/12 Salonika Street, Parap NT 0820

Territory Women in Manufacturing - Darwin

30 March 2022

The Oche Suite at the North Australian Development Office (NADO) - 76 Esplanade, Darwin City NT 0800

Australia - ASEAN Business Forum 2022

23 May 2022

Grand Hyatt Melbourne, 123 Collins Street Melbourne, VIC 3000

Manufacturing the Solution for South Australia

7 April 2022

Adelaide Oval

Manufacturing the Solution for South Australia

7 April 2022

Adelaide Oval

Australian Manufacturing Week 2022

7 - 10 June 2022

International Convention Centre, 14 Darling Dr, Sydney, NSW 2000

Modern Manufacturing Town Hall 2022

30 March 2022

The Park Room, Waterview Conference Centre, Bicentennial Drive, Sydney Olympic Park

The Path to Advanced Manufacturing - Darwin

24 November 2021

Charles Darwin University, Darwin Waterfront Campus - Waterfront 03.19 Classroom, 21 Kitchener Dr, Darwin City NT 0800

The Path to Advanced Manufacturing - Alice Springs

16 November 2021

Charles Darwin University, Alice Springs Campus - 15.1.01 Lecture Theatre, 10 Grevillea Dr, Sadadeen NT 0870

The Defence Teaming Centre's Defence Leaders Breakfast

29 September 2021

Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia

Women in Manufacturing - Ipswich

21 October 2021

North Ipswich Reserve - Corporate Centre, 43 The Terrace, North Ipswich, QLD 4305

How to build an Automation or Robotics Strategy for your business - Welshpool

3 August 2021

AutoControl Systems, 266 Treasure Rd Nth, Welshpool, WA

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23 May 2022

Australia – ASEAN Business Forum 2022

Australia – ASEAN Business Forum 2022

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is proud to present, Australia – ASEAN Business Forum and Gala dinner.

About this Event

Come and join one of the premier trade and investment Forums on ASEAN to be held in Melbourne on Monday, 23 May 2022 at Grand Hyatt Hotel jointly hosted by the ten ASEAN Heads of Mission based in Canberra.

The one-dayAustralia – ASEAN Business Forum will highlight the opportunities, challenges, and case studies by thirty industry champions on five industry sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Education, Health & Medical Industries, Digital Transformation and Food & Agriculture.

ASEAN is the premier regional grouping in Southeast Asia. ASEAN member countries are Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. As a trading bloc, it is Australia’s second largest trading partner, it includes some of the most dynamic economies in the region, and an important player on the global stage with numerous alliances and partners.

With the population of all ASEAN states amount to 660 million. The export into ASEAN nations set to boom in the next decade. It is time to invest and collaboration with ASEAN.

To learn more and to register, please click here.

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Location: Grand Hyatt Melbourne – 123 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000

Time: Business Forum: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm & Gala Dinner: 7:00pm – 10:00 pm

Cost: Individual Tickets: Business Forum $320 and Gala Dinner $320,
Gala Dinner Table (10): $3,200

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24 May 2022

Cyber-attacks in Manufacturing

Cyber-attacks in Manufacturing

AMGC in conjunction with AustCyber, are proud to present the online webinar on Cyber-attacks in Manufacturing

About this Event

According to the 2021 Global Threat Intelligence Report, the manufacturing industry experienced an increase of 300% in cyberattacks over the previous year and in 2020 manufacturing was the second most targeted industry by cyber attackers.

As cybercrime against manufacturing reaches new levels with no signs of slowing, cybersecurity for your manufacturing business is essential, and it should be actioned sooner rather than later. 

In this online webinar, you will learn about how to protect your business – no matter your size, all manufacturing companies need high levels of cybersecurity to protect them against these attacks and this webinar will help you to learn ways that you can guard your company against increased cyber-threats. 

In addition, the growth in cyber-attacks has led to the Australian government amending its Security of Critical Infrastructure Act 2018 which may affect your business in terms of your reporting responsibilities.

Learning about the top cyber threats for manufacturing companies is the first step towards building a cybersecurity solution to protect your business. 

Panelists

Angela Pak, National Lead, Cyber Security Operational Technology, KPMG Australia

Angela is the National Lead for Cyber Security in Operational Technology as well as the Technology Practice Lead for Western Australia. For more than 18 years, Angela has delivered technology and cyber security services to clients in the public and private sectors. Drawing upon her extensive networks throughout Australia and across ASPAC, Angela helps her clients to navigate the complex technology and cyber risks associated with greater connectivity, increasing demands for data, and the implementation of innovative IoT devices.

Michael Counsel, Chief Technology Officer, Sapien Cyber

Michael is both a technologist and a business leader. He has worked for startups and large corporations alike, including senior executive roles at Oracle and most recently Symantec where he ran the consulting and cyber security services businesses for EMEA, Asia Pacific and Japan. Michael is comfortable across the entire stack from applications domains such as CRM, HCM, ERP and Manufacturing through to the data management, infrastructure and networking layers. Through all his recent engagements the consideration of options and transition to cloud has been a key element, the multiple aspects of cyber security as well as the software engineering needed to build new capabilities.

Cecily Rawlinson, Director, WA AusCyber Innovation Hub

Cecily is a human-centred design practitioner and is passionate about using design thinking to unlock the creative potential of stakeholders and unlikely innovators. She led the CIVICUS team that facilitated the co-design and establishment of 7 regional innovation hubs around the world, launching the Innovation for Change network in 2015. Working with Innovation for Change allowed Cecily to hone her innovation skills and to witness first-hand the global demand for cyber security awareness and training. She was appointed as Director of the Hub in July 2021.

Dr Ahmed Ibrahim, Cyber Security Researcher and Course Coordinator for Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security), Edith Cowan University  

Ahmed’s research is focused on tackling cyber security challenges in areas related to Critical Infrastructure and Internet of Things (IoT), cyber security risk in organisations, and combating radicalisation in the cyber domain. Some of his notable industry engagements include vulnerability assessments, security architecture reviews, security audits, website security assessments, desktop reviews, and risk assessments for the federal/state/local government and critical infrastructure providers.  His research track record includes several book chapters, peer-reviewed journal articles and conference proceedings, and multiple presentations/talks at reputed national and international venues.  

Angela Doyle, State Director Western Australia, AMGC

Angela joined the Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre in 2018 as State Director, Western Australia. In the previous eight years, Angela worked with over 150 businesses in her role as a Business Adviser with AusIndustry’s Entrepreneurs’ Programme. Through comprehensive business management analyses, she helped these companies to improve their business performance and to grow. Previously, Angela spent 17 years in senior management roles including General Manager of Issey Sunshade Systems, CEO of SIDS and Kids WA and leading a team of science and technology educators at Scitech Discovery Centre.

 

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Time:12:00 pm – 1:30 pm (AWST)

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25 May 2022

Accelerate Manufacturing: Western Downs Manufacturing Conference 2022

Accelerate Manufacturing: Western Downs Manufacturing Conference 2022

Western Downs Regional Council (WDRC) will deliver a brand new initiative, Accelerate Manufacturing: Western Downs Manufacturing Conference

About this Event

WDRC recognises that the manufacturing sector is a major economic pillar and a well-established industry adding $200 million value to the Western Downs region. This gross economic value has more than doubled over the past 5 years and continues to represent an area for growth and innovation opportunities.

This year, Council aims to bring together regional businesses, industry experts, and other stakeholders to uncover strategies and opportunities for further growth.  An exciting program featuring industry experts will address the following key themes during this first of a kind conference:

  • Business Transformation and Industry 4.0
  • Workforce Attraction and Development
  • Strategies to net-zero
  • Grants and Business support

Here from the following speakers:

  • Shay Chalmers, Strategic Engineering Australia
  • Jonathan Roberts, ArmHub
  • Melissa Nugent, ArmHub
  • Byron Wolff, Thompson Longhorn 
  • Jenny Rix, Regional Development Australia 
  • Bruce Burt, Dalby State High School 
  • Barbara Albert, 100% Renewables
  • Michael Sharpe, AMGC

To learn more and to register, please click here!

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Time: 8:30 am – 4:15 pm

Cost: FREE

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31 May 2022

Going Digital – Apply industry 4.0 to enhance your business

Going Digital – Apply industry 4.0 to enhance your business

The CSIRO Lindfield Collaboration Hub is proud to co host with Medulla their upcoming event: Going Digital – Apply industry 4.0 to enhance your business

About this Event

The CSIRO Lindfield Collaboration Hub is proud to co host with Medulla their upcoming event: Going Digital – Apply industry 4.0 to enhance your business

Join CSIRO and Medulla for their live event at CSIRO Lindfield. Hear from their keynote speaker John Broadbent from Realise Potential and learn from their distinguished panel. This event will discuss digital manufacturing and Industry 4.0. Join us for panel discussions, interactive demonstrations and networking over morning tea.

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Time: 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

Cost: FREE

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30 May - 02 June 2022

Hannover Messe 2022

Running over five days, Hannover Messe is the world’s leading industrial technology show. With over 200,000 visitors from 100 countries and more than 30 different industries, Hannover Messe is the preeminent yearly event for industrial pioneers.

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7 - 10 June 2022

Australian Manufacturing Week 2022

Australian Manufacturing Week 2022

Australian Manufacturing Technology Institute Limited (AMTIL) is proud to present, Australian Manufacturing Week 2022.

About this Event

Owned and operated by the AMTIL, Australian Manufacturing Week is an industry exhibition encompassing all aspects of manufacturing in Australia.

Australian manufacturing will be the star of a comprehensive new industry showcase, with the inaugural edition of Australian Manufacturing Week taking place will be held at the International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney on 7 – 10 June 2022.

AMTIL’s aim is for Australian Manufacturing Week to be more than just an exhibition. It will instead act as the centrepiece of a week-long celebration of manufacturing in Australia today.

There are plenty of reason to visit Australian Manufacturing week:

  • Be a witness and a part of technological evolution.
  • Be the first to experience innovative technologies, latest machinery.
  • Meet and network with the innovators and trendsetting individuals who spearhead this technological revolution.
  • Interact with peers and share ideas.
  • Gain firsthand exposure to the companies who are at the forefront of technological excellence.
  • See all the key industry brands all in one place at the same time

To learn more and to register, please click here.

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Location: International Convention Centre, 14 Darling Dr, Sydney, NSW 2000

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7 June 2022

Nuclear Skills Forum

Nuclear Skills Forum

Nuclear Skills Forum is meeting at Australian Manufacturing Week at Darling Harbour

About this Event

For manufacturers, defence suppliers, energy advocates and researchers, the June meeting for Nuclear Skills Forum will be held at Australian Manufacturing Week at Darling Harbour on June 7 at the International Convention Centre.

Hear all the latest nuclear industry news from Michael Sharpe, National Director for Industry at Advanced Manufacturing Growth Centre and Dr Edward Obbard (Nuclear Research at UNSW). Hear the latest plans for the Australian Nuclear Industry Showcase.

Nuclear Skills Forum continues to expand and we are opening a chapter in Adelaide. We are growing a national cohort of manufacturing and engineering firms to support sovereign capabilities for Australia.

Our previous meetings have included speakers from NuScale Power and Rolls Royce. We are building international collaborations and we welcome new participants.

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Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm

Cost: FREE

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22 August - 3 September 2022

Central Coast Industry Festival

Central Coast Industry Festival

The Central Coast Industry Festival will be the largest event specifically for manufacturers and agricultural production companies ever held on the Central Coast

About this Event

As an initiative of Central Coast Industry Connect (CCIC), this event is designed to assist businesses in these sectors to build resilience against disruptions such as bushfires, floods and the COVID pandemic.

Held over two weeks from 22nd August 2022, the festival will deliver a program of free events for attendees, including industry-relevant capability building workshops, networking and guest speaker sessions. It will culminate in a three-day Industry Expo bringing leading manufacturing and related businesses together to network, collaborate, learn new skills and showcase their products to businesses, students and the local community.

The three-day Industry Expo will run from Thursday, September 1 to Saturday, September 3 and will showcase the best Central Coast manufacturers and food producers, the Industry Expo will attract visitors from local and Sydney-based manufacturers and agri-businesses, suppliers, school students, future employees and the wider Central Coast community. 

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Understanding the Advanced Manufacturing Ecosystem Fund

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