IABC NSW attendees gathered together for our first in person event (nearly a year to the day that we last met in person) for a highly interactive workshop; Corporate snakes and career ladders.

To discuss the future of comms we rallied four exceptionally talented comms experts to host a sold-out interactive discussion about our profession, the key themes are collated in this article.

The board have now hosted our 2021 strategy session, and we’re pleased to share our priorities to ensure our members receive exceptional value. We’re committed to continuing to boost the credibility, networking and professional development opportunities of our members and our communication profession.

Isentia and IABC APAC Region surveyed communication professionals to conduct in-depth research on the future of the communication profession post-pandemic. With our guest speakers Zora Artis, GAICD SCMP and Ngaire Crawford attendees had the opportunity to delve into the report.

Membership month is our favourite time of year. We pulled out all the stops to help us all stay connected. This year we made a series of announcements and offers for existing and new members. Here’s an overview of the ten announcements we made during the month.

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

In July we asked for your feedback and suggestions for events, topics and speakers to inform our events strategy for next year.

We were delighted that so many of you responded, we want to assure you we heard, we are listening, and we are responding to your feedback.

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.