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22.01.2022 So good to again be assisting Momentum Media Pty Ltd with the Australian Defence Industry Awards. A mammoth effect with simultaneous live events in Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane with streaming to each other. Well done Geraldine Correa and Jennifer Hardy and your team. #events

21.01.2022 It was great to be invited to assist Momentum Media with the Australian Space Awards 2020 last night at The Star Event Centre. So good to see events slowly coming back, albeit in a hybrid way. Congrats to all the finalists and winners.

21.01.2022 Enjoyed being part of the PCOA20 conference, albeit virtually. Lots of good tips to survive in Events in 2021.

20.01.2022 API PowerChem Summit - May 2021: Program released. We are excited to announce our third keynote speaker for The Australian Power Institute PowerChem Summit in May. Glenn "Shoey" Schumacher from EnergyAustralia will be presenting on "Where the fossil fuelled power industry in Australia is headed". Visit the Summit website for further details: https://powerchem2021.heysummit.com/ #powerchemistry #energy

19.01.2022 Now is a good time to start planning for your events in 2021. Whether they are 'in person' or virtual, I can help you get things moving. As an experience conference organiser (PCO) I can help plan your logistics for your 2021 event. Can I assist with your registrations, websites, speaker management, sponsorship/exhibition coordination, venue finding, AV negotiation? Please get in touch to talk about how I can help you with your 2021 events. Visit my website for details: https://www.kirstenpain.com.au/

19.01.2022 With the start of a new year, business and events planning recommences. Are you overwhelmed? Do you need someone to lighten your load? Get in touch to see how I can assist you with an upcoming event / conference / awards-dinner / seminar or maybe a project on your ‘to do’ list. Nothing too big or small; I’m happy to help. www.kirstenpain.com.au #eventplanner #meetingprofs #eventprofs

17.01.2022 We are pleased with the great response to the API PowerChem 2021 "Call for Papers". We anticipate releasing the API PowerChem 2021 conference program at the end of September. The event is still being planned as an 'in-person' event, but there will be several international speakers 'zooming in' to present and share their knowledge. Please get in touch to receive the program as soon as it becomes available or visit the conference website: http://powerchem2020.w.australianpowerinstitute.currinda.co#

16.01.2022 API PowerChem in-person Conference 2021 is postponed until May 2022. Unfortunately, as with many events scheduled for the first half of 2021, The Australian Power Institute (API) have made the difficult decision to postpone the in-person PowerChem 2021 conference until May 2022 because of the uncertainty of Australian State border closures and COVID-19 outbreaks. We regret this inconvenience, but we hope to see you in-person in 2022. However, all is not lost. In place of the ...in-person conference we will be running a shorter online Summit. The Summit will be two afternoons (10th & 12th May) with Keynote speakers and 7 other pre-recorded technical papers. All technical papers will be available for people to watch anytime the week prior, or at the designated time in the program. Each presentation will be followed by a Q&A session. The program also contains a community discussion session so everyone can have their say. The full program and registration details are available on the Summit website: https://powerchem2021.heysummit.com/ #powerenergy See more

13.01.2022 It’s great to have just run my first in-person event since March for the Energy Policy Institute of Australia Low Emission Technology Roadmap Forum with Robert Pritchard, Monique Miller, Phil Hodgson, Adi Paterson, Grant King, & Daniel Walton at Sir Stamford At Circular Quay. #eventmanager #energy

11.01.2022 Need help with an upcoming event? I'm here to help. Contact me

04.01.2022 Does anyone have any 'sports-events' covid-safe guidelines that they are using and can share? ie. running a sports game/match as an event, and the specific practises/procedures that are required to ensure the event is Covid-safe (other than the usual name recording and sanitising, as it is a little difficult to social distance on a sports field during a game). If you have something you can share with me, please email [email protected]. Thanks.

03.01.2022 SAVE THE DATE - EPIA Forum: Wednesday 4 November 2020 2.30-5.30pm, Sydney The Australian Technology investment roadmap - where will it lead?... The Energy Policy Institute of Australia (EPIA) brings together a focussed panel discussion with prominent industry leaders chaired and led by Grant King, a member of the Government's Technology Investment Advisory Council. Join with the EPIA for this in-person event in Sydney where you'll be encouraged to participate by asking questions of the panel. This is not 'another webinar'; meet with your industry colleagues in a Covid-safe setting to discuss the topical conclusions from the LET roadmap. You'll receive enormous value from attending this event in view of the importance of technology and innovation to the Australian economy. Refreshments will be served. Follow the link below for more information and to register your interest. #energy #energypolicy https://mailchi.mp/765294ad344d/epia-let4nov20?e=98ad8fd9b8

03.01.2022 Join the Energy Policy Institute for its first Webinar on Thursday 11 June at 4pm (AEST). The panel will discuss the Low-Emissions Technology Roadmap for Australia Register now: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_L2yHuq8nRe-b3XrcWG-6_g #EPIA #energysector #energypolicy

02.01.2022 Well I’ve been busy during COVID updating my skills. I’ve just received my TAFE certificate for a short course on ‘computer aided design planning for events’. Does anyone need their event floor plans drawn up?

01.01.2022 I am very excited to release the program for next year's in-person PowerChem 2021 Conference to be held in Sydney on 9 - 12 May. The program is made up of industry experts both nationally and internationally, as well as new, up and coming Power Station Chemists. To view the program, please visit the conference website by visiting: http://powerchem2020.w.australianpowerinstitute.currinda.co#. Sponsorship and exhibition packages are still available. Please contact me for details, or visit the website.