by keynoteworthyau | Mar 16, 2020 | Event Organiser, Speakers, Workshops & Events
Life after the handshake. What choices are there? Coronavirus has spelt the end of the handshake for the time being. But what now? The elbow bump has become the move of choice, but is that the answer? You know things have gone sour when the handshake has taken a...
by keynoteworthyau | Mar 12, 2020 | Event Organiser, Speakers
With the nature of live events changing, live video streaming has become more and more popular. You’ll find it on almost every large social network out there. Sites are upgrading from simply letting their uses share videos to implementing live streaming...
by keynoteworthyau | Feb 16, 2020 | Event Organiser, Speakers
Mel Wojtas is one of our fabulous Keynoteworthy speakers who is a trailblazer for change in the family and domestic violence space. Check out the interview we did with her. Mel, you’re known as the awesome speaker with purple hair, can you tell us a little bit...
by keynoteworthyau | Dec 12, 2019 | Event Organiser, Speakers, Workshops & Events
Over the past decade, the corporate sector has become increasingly aware of its position in Australia’s journey towards reconciliation. Through the adoption of Indigenous employment schemes, the development of Indigenous Procurement Policies and introduction of...
by keynoteworthyau | Nov 24, 2019 | Event Organiser, Speakers
We asked our LinkedIn community, “how can we make events more inclusive”? Thanks to everyone who took the time to share their ideas. We all play a role in making inclusion the norm. This is by no means an exhaustive list but a good start. Have a suggestion...
by keynoteworthyau | Nov 15, 2019 | Event Organiser, Speakers
Although 90 per cent of Canadians believe accessibility is a human right, our behaviour says something different. Recently, an Alberta woman was turned away from a grocery store for slowing down check-out. Shutterstock Mary Ann McColl, Queen’s University,...
