Our Mumbrella CommsCon winner and IABC member Kate Hamilton provides a window into what happened at the conference.

IABC NSW is pleased to share that our first event of the year will be hosted on Thursday, 22nd of February in-person at Bungalow 8.

The Annual General Meeting of the NSW Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators will be held at 4.30pm (AEST) on Tuesday 12 December 2023. This includes election of our Board Members for 2024.

In today's digital age, Visual Communication is table stakes and at the forefront of connecting people, ideas, and brands like never before. That’s why IABC NSW is teaming up with Canva to discuss the future of visual communication and how Canva is changing the game.

Join us for an evening of celebration featuring our accomplished NSW Gold Quill winners!

We are now accepting Expressions of Interest for the 2023 Mastermind Circles program, a FREE members-only program designed to enrich your IABC NSW member experience.

Generative AI has exploded onto the scene and revolutionised our interaction with technology, fundamentally changing how we communicate.

We were thrilled to host a discussion on the importance of communicating during a cyber crisis in partnership with FTI Consulting.

We’re thrilled to give you a sneak peek on how 2021 is shaping up.

Given the times we’re in, we made a promise to you to work with future speakers around options and opportunities for web-based events, and we’re excited to be able to deliver for you.

Master storyteller and author Gabrielle Dolan addressed a sold-out crowd of communications professionals at an IABC NSW event recently, sharing her insights on developing business stories that stick and emphasising the importance of authenticity at the highly entertaining session.

The CMO and Communication Director of Microsoft Australia, Pip Arthur, is a good storyteller. Mark Woodrow retells her presentation to IABC NSW at the Microsoft Technology Centre.

Engaging. Affordable. Popular. Measurable. There’s a lot to like about podcasts. No wonder tickets sold out for the recent podcasting workshop we delivered for NSW members of the International Association of Business Communicators.

Our VP Kieran McCann and 24 IABC NSW attendees took part in a sold out members only workshop on mental toughness and resilience. Here Kieran reflects on the morning spent with facilitators from Phuel and the IABC NSW member community.

Ever wondered what it’s like to join 1,300 global communicators at IABC World Conference?

Thank you to Salt & Shein for generously hosting IABC NSW members at their Corporate Affairs Summit (CAS) networking drinks recently.

There was plenty of interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) from IABC members in Sydney, with a fully booked session led by Jo Curkpatrick and Lee Hopkins of Better Communication Results and hosted by PwC on Monday 13 May.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the latest big disruptor. Are you prepared? You had better be, because it is here. No time to think, we need to be doing…

Karina Keisler doesn’t shy away from a tough gig – be it addressing reputational damage or taking on a political football. Over the past 20 years she has worked for some of Australia’s most complex, issues rich organisations, meeting with politicians, fighting fires with the press, and traveling the length and breadth of the country.

In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing world, communications roles continue to evolve as our stakeholders, technology, and the expectations on us become more complex.