Day Two of AMW2024 in Sydney will have a theme of Skills and Workforce Development, the 270 stands will rock and the Future Solution Speaker Sessions will roll
Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW2023) is approaching fast! It’s not too late to register to be a part of the action. So many companies will be there to show their best and brightest, their latest and greatest products.
The Future Solutions Speaker sessions for Thursday will begin with a quick-paced run of speakers focussing on the skills and workforce development challenges facing manufacturers
Training and Workforce Development support options available for the NSW Manufacturing sector
Presented by Stacey Mitchell Bales – Manager and Claire McGregor – Senior Project Officer at Workforce Development, Training Services, NSW Government
Future-proofing NSW Manufacturers
Presented by Annette Dockerty, Program Lead, SME Engagement
The 3D’s Digitalisation, Decarbonisation and Diversification
Presented by David K Martin, Ai Group’s Director of Emerging Industries and Innovation
Training solutions for Industry 4.0 and ESG
Presented by Laura Mabikafola, Executive General Manager, SkillsLab and Embedded Expertise (SAGE Group)
Sustainability and TAFE NSW training offerings, learnings from Sustainability fellowship
Presented by Peter Schreiner, an Industry Innovation Specialist – TAFE NSW
Then Sharon Robertson, CEO, Manufacturing Industry Skills Alliance presents on the changes taking place in manufacturing. With the global and political environment boosting the drive for sovereign capability, Australian manufacturers are experiencing a period of unprecedented change. She says the challenge is to ensure they can access workers with the skills industry needs.
Further into Day Two of AMW2024 there will be presentations about Upskilling in a changing employment landscape, by Cameron Le Maitre from the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations; Sustainability from Simon Lunn at William Buck, Growth and Change by Bruce McLean from Sydney Manufacturing Hub, ‘Making Operational Changes Stick’ by Alfred Ablaza, and Jackie Cooper, Executive Manager of Trade and Working Capital, NAB will speak about managing risks in manufacturing environment using digital finance tools and technology.
Don’t miss out! REGISTER ONLINE NOW