ODE Management

Search has changed.

The way people find information, discover businesses, and make decisions is being reshaped by AI, and many organisations are still relying on strategies built for a very different internet.

At the Live Experience Showcase, futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds ONZM will explore how AI is transforming search, where AI tools source their information, and what organisations need to do to remain visible and relevant.

Expect practical insights, real-world examples, and actionable takeaways you can put to work immediately.

📍 Sydney | 16 June

Register here:
https://www.speakershowcase.com.au/

The leaders who thrive in the future won't be the ones who predict every change.

They'll be the ones who are prepared for it.

At the Live Experience Showcase, Michael McQueen will share insights from his brand-new keynote, Thinking for Tomorrow, exploring the mindset and mental posture required to stay future-ready in a world defined by rapid change, uncertainty and disruption.

If you're looking for practical strategies to help your team navigate what's next, this is a session not to miss.

📍 Sydney & Melbourne

Register here: https://www.speakershowcase.com.au/

AI is accelerating everything. But leadership is not keeping up. 🖤💛❤️

As decisions get faster and change becomes constant, organisations face a bigger question than speed:

What are we responsible for?

In this keynote, Brad Twynham explores a powerful shift from performance to custodianship, drawing on First Nations thinking to challenge how leaders approach responsibility, decision making, and long term impact.

Because in a world where intelligence is everywhere, leadership is no longer about having all the answers. It’s about what you choose to take responsibility for.

Looking to create a more meaningful NAIDOC Week experience for your organisation? Book Brad Twynham for keynote presentations, Welcome to Country, and cultural experiences:
https://odemanagement.com/speakers/brad-twynham

🔐 Cyber Security – Adam Spencer

A cybercrime is reported in Australia every seven minutes and it’s costing billions. This is no longer just an IT issue, it’s a people and culture challenge.⚡

Adam cuts through the complexity, exposing the real threats from ransomware and deepfakes to everyday human errors that open the door.

Insightful, practical and highly engaging, he equips audiences with tools they can use immediately. 💻

Technology is changing fast. But transformation doesn’t happen because of new systems alone. It happens when people change.

As organisations navigate AI disruption, shifting markets, and declining trust, leaders are facing a challenge that strategy alone can’t solve: helping people adapt.

Dr Emily Heath brings the science behind human behaviour to the stage, helping leaders understand how to build trust, strengthen adaptability, and create cultures that thrive through uncertainty.

Her keynotes translate behavioural science into practical tools audiences can apply immediately to lead change, make better decisions under pressure, and build resilient, future-ready teams.

Because lasting transformation starts with behaviour.

Learn more about Dr Emily Heath and her keynote topics here:
https://odemanagement.com/speaker/emily-heath

We have never been more connected… and yet teams have never felt more disconnected. 🖤💛❤️

Organisations have more tools, more communication channels, and more access than ever before. But connection, trust, and alignment are quietly breaking down.

In this keynote, Brad Twynham explores what First Nations thinking can teach modern organisations about rebuilding connection — not as culture, but as a driver of performance.

Because in an AI driven world where systems are automated, human connection becomes a competitive advantage.

This is a powerful conversation for leaders navigating complexity, change, and disconnected teams.

To explore how Brad Twynham can support your NAIDOC Week event through keynote presentations, Welcome to Country, and cultural experiences, visit:
https://odemanagement.com/speakers/brad-twynham