By: Sam Chan
The smiley emoji no longer means what it used to mean. Continue reading “Why You Can’t Use the Smiley Emoji Any More”
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By: Sam Chan
The smiley emoji no longer means what it used to mean. Continue reading “Why You Can’t Use the Smiley Emoji Any More”
Take a courageous step towards the future with Imminent Leadership Summit – a one day learning experience on innovation, digital, brand, and engagement.
Join peers and leading practitioners for IMMINENT – a collective learning environment with robust discussions, case studies and practical next steps through the lenses of church, media, social justice, not-for-profits and education.
The focus is both the immediate and future actions needed in the spaces of digital, brand, engagement and innovation.
This one day summit will be held in the following cities:
Brisbane – Monday 11th July – 10am to 4pm
Melbourne – Tuesday 12th July – 10am to 4pm
Sydney – Thursday 14th July – 10am to 4pm
IMMINENT will provide you and your team with a roadmap to be pro-active and innovative, presenting solid answers to these (and more) questions:
Find out more and register online now – Imminent Leadership Summit
Guest speakers and conversation hosts include:
Nils Smith
Chief Strategist Social Media + Innovation
Richenda Vermeulen
Founder and CEO, ntegrity (Panel – Melbourne only)
Dave Adamson – aka Aussie Dave
Digital Strategist, Author and Speaker
Sam Valich
Senior Director of Global Brand at Compassion
Stuart Cranney
Director of Innovation, CV Global
Joshua Crowther
Executive Director, Dunham+Company Australia
So, bring yourself and your team members as together we’ll seek to provide answers you can start using tomorrow.
Article thanks to Christian Media and Arts Australia
By: Stephen McAlpine
So there you are minding your own business in the Metaverse, when someone comes alongside you and abuses you for spending too much money on that virtual pair of Nikes you purchased with your Christmas money. It gets so heated that you don’t know where to turn.
Continue reading “Mission, Ministry and Maliciousness in the Metaverse”
By: Stephen McAlpine
Last week, a man humiliated another man and his wife in front of a crowd of people. The humiliated man was me. Continue reading “The ‘Slap’ – A Reflection on a Moment of Public Humiliation”
By: McCrindle
Prior to COVID-19, many people were already utilising digital payments and online shopping. Then it became essential to keeping people safe, and now is a regularly adopted part of people’s lives. Continue reading “The Future of Shopping Centres in a Digital World”
By: McCrindle
The great Australian dream of home ownership is still alive and well, even among the emerging generations. However, analysis of the largest 7 capital cities in Australia shows a clear trend of both house and unit prices growing faster than incomes over the last four decades. Continue reading “The Fading Australian Dream of Home Ownership”
By: Sam Robinson
We’re always told to update our passwords, and tech expert Geoff Quattromani has a way to make them strong and memorable. Continue reading “Strengthen Online Security, Turn Passwords Into Passphrases: Tech Expert Explains”
By: McCrindle
Australia needs to build an additional three million homes over the next two decades to provide the needed infrastructure to house Australia’s growing population. By 2041 we will have 13 million homes, up from 10 million in 2021. Continue reading “The Future of Housing In Australia”
By: Sam Robinson
A simple check and change will ensure your home internet is a whole lot more secure. Continue reading “How Secure is Your Home Internet?”
By: McCrindle
World Population Day seeks to bring attention to important population issues of today. At present there are more than 7.8 billion people in the world. By 2050 the world population is projected to reach 9.7 billion, an increase of 1.9 billion people over 30 years. Continue reading “World Population Day Sunday July 11 – a Glimpse Into the Future”