“2024 will formalise many pandemic-led culture norms and organisations need to be ready for that”
– Associate Professor Karl Treacher
Experience a fast-paced, action-packed one day conference designed to engage, educate and challenge leaders seeking to shift and shape culture to support new ways of working.
Our purpose is to unite organisations to change culture for good. From employment brand, EVP and Employee Engagement, through to organisational culture and workplace design — CultureCon™ shares the most relevant, cutting-edge, best practice solutions.
The Culture Institute
ANZ
Former PwC Chief Data Scientist
Reece Group
REAx
Futurespace
Maximus International
Estimate One
UNSW Business School
Bunnings
PwC
PwC's The Outside
Small Giants
Microsoft
Culture Amp
Vimeo
The People Spot
Youi Insurance
Lane 6 & Heart180
Phuel
“2024 will formalise many pandemic-led culture norms and organisations need to be ready for that”
– Associate Professor Karl Treacher
CultureCon™ is Australia’s workplace culture conference, exploring workplace predictions and sharing pandemic and post-pandemic trends and best-practice.
CultureCon™ is a curated, future-focused experience showcasing innovative people practices, technology and solutions proven to effectively tackle the organisational culture needs of today and tomorrow.
At CultureCon™ Melbourne, every speaker and experience has been carefully selected, with the program curated to deliver workplace culture information — that matters. From the landmark pocket-coaching tech, The People Spot, to FutureSpace, the workplace design team that designed Google, Microsoft and PwC offices, CultureCon™ features practical, insight-led presentations and experiences from Australia’s leading workplace culture experts.
CultureCon™ is designed for progressive leaders, with a thirst for knowledge and desire to change culture for good. CultureCon™ is a conference that facilitates meaningful exchange and is an experiential learning event featuring world-class speakers, academics, subject matter experts and a handful of organisational leaders.