The digital landscape is constantly changing, and the pace of change is also increasing. MySite CCO, James Moore, will chair a discussion with Colin Goudie, MySite CTO on digital trends and advancements that will influence community engagement over the years to come. Guest speaker, Matt Ensor from Beca AI, will close out the session by discussing Beca’s development of an AI-powered conversational agent named Tala to engage people in diverse communities who would traditionally not take part in public consultation.
Thursday 10 December 2020
9am AEDT
MySite will be closing out the NCEIF Breakfast Webinar Series, speaking on the topic of ‘The Digital Engagement Revolution.’
The digital landscape is constantly changing, and the pace of change is also increasing. MySite CCO, James Moore, will chair a discussion with Colin Goudie, MySite CTO on digital trends and advancements that will influence community engagement over the years to come. Guest speaker, Matt Ensor from Beca AI, will close out the session by discussing Beca’s development of an AI-powered conversational agent named Tala to engage people in diverse communities who would traditionally not take part in public consultation.
Get involved by sharing your views on this topic through our brief survey here (results will be presented back during the session).
NCEIF is back for 2021. We are very pleased to invite you to the 2021 Forum - to be held on 19 and 20 August 2021. The forum will be held at the stunning venue, Cloudland in Brisbane. Book now to secure your place early. After a year of not being able to connect, this forum will give you plenty of opportunities to learn, be inspired and network. We really look forward to seeing you!
Partnerships for our 2020 conference are now available. A partnership is ideal for organisations wanting to gain access to a rapidly growing network of enthusiastic and committed community and stakeholder engagement professionals who are becoming increasingly important to government, business and industry.
Sadly, the NCEIF team have made the decision to cancel the 2020 Forum. It was a hard decision to make but given the current circumstances, one that was necessary. We feel there is a need for a sense of normality to return before we can confidently release dates for our next Forum.
The forum is a not-for-profit event aimed at building capacity within our industry and helping Government and the private sector deliver infrastructure which achieves the best outcomes for all stakeholders.
