Global Engagement Challenges 
 Webinar

Emerging Trends, Shared Challenges, Different Perspectives 

What can engagement practitioners learn from colleagues working across different countries, cultures and contexts?

Join us for the inaugural session in the Engagement Institute's new Global Engagement Challenges series as we bring together leading practitioners from Australia, Singapore and the United Kingdom to explore the issues shaping engagement practice around the world.

While every jurisdiction has its own unique context, many of the challenges facing engagement professionals are increasingly shared. From evolving community expectations and declining trust, to the rapid rise of artificial intelligence and misinformation, practitioners are navigating a rapidly changing landscape.

This interactive discussion will explore:

  • Emerging engagement trends and challenges across different regions;
  • Similarities and differences in engagement practice across the regions;
  • The impact of AI, misinformation and changing community expectations;
  • Lessons and insights from practitioners working in diverse contexts; and
  • What engagement professionals are seeing on the ground and where the profession is heading.

Whether you work locally, nationally or globally, this session offers a unique opportunity to hear international perspectives, compare experiences and explore what the future of engagement may hold.

Join us for a rich conversation that connects our global engagement community.


Billy Kwan, Co-Founder and Principal, Rhindon

Amy Hubbard, Co-Founder / Director / Practice Lead, Capire

Kirsty Jones, Fellow at The Australian National University, Senior Advisor Next Generation Engagement

Oliver Deed, Co-Founder and Managing Director, ECF


Date
Monday 20 July 2026
Location
Zoom
Time
 17.30 PM AEST
Complimentary for Members. $33 Non-Members







Online registration has now closed. Please contact events@engagementinstitute.org.au for late registration requests.

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