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9:15am-10:00am: 'My boss hates advertising and now I make dildos for a living'

As the Director of Marketing and Communications at Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (Mona), Robbie Brammall will draw back the curtains to reveal the role risk-taking plays in Mona's creative success.

Expect a few laughs as they concede the lessons they've learnt about business and marketing since switching from advertising to go client side - helping shape David Walsh’s artful sex and death museum.

PRESENTERS  
Robbie BrammellRobbie Brammall 
Director of Marketing and Communications Mona

 

10:00am-10:45am: The power of 'good worry'

Worry is our method, it’s our motivation. It projects us forward with curiosity and demands near-impossible outcomes. If we’re not worried, it simply doesn’t feel right.

PRESENTERS  
James McGrathJames McGrath
Creative Director-at-Large Clemenger Group
 
Lea WalkerLilian Sor
Chief Strategy Officer
CHEP Network

11:15am-12:00pm: Do ex-agency marketers do it differently? 
Mi3 Executive Editor Paul McIntyre hosts a fireside chat with top marketers.

There’s a long line-up of senior marketers that have crossed the floor from agencies to client side. Do they do it differently? And what are they thinking for the next year - from agency expectations to cracking creative, campaigns, the consumer mood and what might change as market conditions hit headwinds. Paul and a panel of top marketers from blue-chip corporations and challenger brands will discuss the big themes and will open up the floor to questions.

SPEAKERS  
Susan Coghill

Susan Coghill
Chief Marketing Officer, Tourism Australia

Liam Loan-Lack

Liam Loan-Lack
Head of Marketing APAC & CAN [maternity leave]

 

Dean Norbiato

Dean Norbiato
GM Marketing, Kia

 

Anneliese Douglass

Anneliese Douglass
Director Marking & Communications, Nestle Oceania

Paul McIntyre

Moderator

Paul McIntyre
Executive Editor
Mi3

 

12:00pm-12:45pm: Here comes The Aunties!

Launched in the depths of lockdown to protect, inspire and champion women, The Aunties has quickly grown to become a movement. Who knew that encouragement and positivity could be weaponised to retain female talent? Founders Phoebe Sloane and Sarah McGregor give their insights into the drivers behind this hugely popular initiative in a session hosted by Special Australia Partner and Co-CEO Lindsey Evans. 

 
PRESENTERS  
TBAPhoebe Sloane
Senior Copywriter
Clemenger BBDO
 
TBCSarah McGregor
Executive Creative Director
Dentsu Creative
TBC

Host

Lindsey Evans
Partner
Special Australia