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AHRI Nat i on al Convention and Exhibition
All design elements created for the HR annual AHRI National Convention and Exhition from
concept to completion.
As the custodians of the strategic design,
development, implementation and measurement
of effective workplace cultures, practices and
behaviours, today’s HR professionals need access
to information, tools and networks.
As the flagship HR event in Australia, the
AHRI National Convention represents the ‘not
to be missed’ event on the calendar for HR
professionals and business leaders who are
responsible for the people planning decisions
in their organistion.
The speaker program features a variety of
presentations on the big issues facing HR and
business in 2014. Delegates can build their own
experience by combining the main program with
optional specialist topic events and networking
activities. In addition, all delegates gain access
to the largest HR exhibition in Australia in 2014.
When and Where?
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
South Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria
Why attend?
• Be inspired by Thinkers50 globally rated
thought leaders
• Tailor your experience by choosing from
specialist topic events and networking
opportunities
• Hear about the latest HR and business trends to
make the right decisions for your organisation
• Attend the biggest HR exhibition in Australia
• Network with the best and brightest HR
professionals from across the country
• Increase your knowledge about the latest HR
products and services and how they could
benefit your business
Who should attend?
• Human resources professionals
• Business leaders, owners and directors
• Anyone responsible for workforce decisions
aimed at driving their organisation’s success
Choose FroM:
Build your own experience
What you WIll take aWay FroM
the ahrI natIonal ConventIon
• New ideas for your people strategies and
plans to ensure you are achieving your
organisation’s goals
• The latest ideas and knowledge to adapt and
adopt within your organisation
• Inspiration to take the next step in your career
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To view the full program and confirmed speakers, visit www.ahri.com.au/convention
To view the full program and confirmed speakers, visit www.ahri.com.au/convention
MaIn ProGraM and
1 sPeCIalIst toPIC event
(3 days)
MaIn ProGraM only
(2 days)
1 sPeCIalIst toPIC event only
(1 day)
ONE
FREEEXHIBITION
ENTRY
Register as an
exhibition visitor at
ahri.com.au/nc-visitor
AUSTRALIA’S LARGEST HR AND
PEOPLE MANAGEMENT EXHIBITION
19-21 AUGUST, MELBOURNE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE
CREATED:
- Logo
- Branding
- Magazine ads
- Digital ads
- eDM design
- Web design
- Flyers
- Branded collateral e.g.
mouse mats, lanyards
and powerbanks
- 20 page marketing
brochure
- 92 page onsite guide
- Onsite event signage
- Exhibition ticket
- 8 page fold out visitor
guide

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Inabu r r a S ch ool, Teen Health Conference
Marketing collateral produced to promote Inaburra’s School’s Teen Health Conference 2011.
kelly carder • graphic designer • 0401 326 626 • ka_carder@hotmail.com
m a r k e t i n g ,
i n a b u r r a s c h o o l
Booklet, poster and print ad to promote The Inaburra School’s Teen Health Conference 2011.
Inaburra School IS proud to preSent the
Inaugural teen health conference.
this conference for parents, students, practitioners and educators, aims to assist young people
to make choices that help them live long, happy and healthy lives.
australia’s leading experts in teen health will be speaking at the conference including,
dr Michael carr-gregg and Melinda tankard-reist.
Topics include:
Mental health Sexual relationships
Alcohol and substance abuse Cyber safety
Body image Risk taking behaviour
Booking is essential.
For more information: www.teenhealthconference.info or contact
David Collins on (02) 9543 2533 or collinsd@inaburra.nsw.edu.au
INABURRA SCHOOL
Billa Road, Bangor NSW 2234 Phone (02) 9543 2533
Email school@inaburra.nsw.edu.au Web www.inaburra.nsw.edu.au
A project of Menai Baptist Church
Risk Taking and The Teenage BRain
Professor Rhoshel Lenroot is the Chair of infant, Child and adolescent Psychiatry at
the University of nsW and Clinical director for Child and adolescent Psychiatry in the
south eastern sydney and illawara regions. Professor Lenroot has combined research
on brain development using MRi with a longstanding interest in mental health outcomes
for young people and will discuss the effects of substance abuse on the teenage brain.
aLCohoL and The Teenage BRain
Dr Daniel Hermens is a Research Fellow at the Brain Mind Research institute,
University of sydney. as the head of the Clinical neurophysiology Laboratory and
Team Leader of the Youth Mental health neurobiological Research Program, he is
currently conducting studies using neuroimaging and cognitive measures to detect
early brain changes in young people who are drinking at harmful levels. he will show
how the neurobiological effects of alcohol can help us understand why the teenage
brain is at risk.
When: 7:30pm
Where: inaburra school – Performing arts Centre
What: a Qa session will follow the speakers’ presentations and supper will be served
DAY 1
Thursday 19 May
Student Parent Evening Session
Digital sticks anD stones
Described as Australia’s first “Cyber Cop”, Susan McLean led the Victoria Police
taskforce designed to tackle the soaring problem of cyber bullying.With research indicating almost 90 per cent of all school abuse occurs online, Susan will
define cyber bullying, provide internet safety tips and discuss fighting back.
THEY SAY SEX CHANGES EVERYTHING...
As the Director of the Graduate Program in Sexual Health at Sydney University,
Dr Patricia Weerakoon has obtained a media profile as a sexologist.This session will focus on what entering into a sexual relationship means to different
people and how decisions are and should be made.
girls gone Wise
Author and speaker, Melinda Tankard-Reist, will talk with young men and women
about body image: identified in a 2010 Mission Australia study, as one of the top three
anxieties teenagers face.
DISCUSSION SESSIONS:STUDENT’S CHOICE
• Is alcohol essential to party? Dave Standen, Red Frog Crew.• Sometimes it seems like everyone is an expert, but what are the factors
driving the decision making process? Patricia Weerakoon, Sexologist.• When your friend can’t cope, can they turn to you? How do they know you’ll
be there? Jeanine Smith, Mental Health Worker.• Is viral bullying an epidemic? Susan McLean, Cyber Safety Expert.• Me, my body and the net: how has the internet changed teens attitudes to
sex? Kamal Weerakoon, Minister.
• How do teens stay safe while having an adventurous life? Sean Golding, Pilot.
DAY 2
Friday 20 May
Student Day Session
9:00am - 2:00pm
m a r k e t i n g
i n a b u t t a s c h o o l
Booklet, poster and print ads produced to premote the Inaburra School’s Teen Health
Conference 2011.
m a r k e t i n g ,
i n a b u r r a s c h o o l
Booklet, poster and print ad to promote The Inaburra School’s Teen Health Conference 2011.
Inaburra School IS proud to preSent the
Inaugural teen health conference.
this conference for parents, students, practitioners and educators, aims to assist young people
to make choices that help them live long, happy and healthy lives.
australia’s leading experts in teen health will be speaking at the conference including,
dr Michael carr-gregg and Melinda tankard-reist.
Topics include:
Mental health Sexual relationships
Alcohol and substance abuse Cyber safety
Body image Risk taking behaviour
Booking is essential.
For more information: www.teenhealthconference.info or contact
David Collins on (02) 9543 2533 or collinsd@inaburra.nsw.edu.au
INABURRA SCHOOL
Billa Road, Bangor NSW 2234 Phone (02) 9543 2533
Email school@inaburra.nsw.edu.au Web www.inaburra.nsw.edu.au
A project of Menai Baptist Church
Risk Taking and The Teenage BRain
Professor Rhoshel Lenroot is the Chair of infant, Child and adolescent Psychiatry at
the University of nsW and Clinical director for Child and adolescent Psychiatry in the
south eastern sydney and illawara regions. Professor Lenroot has combined research
on brain development using MRi with a longstanding interest in mental health outcomes
for young people and will discuss the effects of substance abuse on the teenage brain.
aLCohoL and The Teenage BRain
Dr Daniel Hermens is a Research Fellow at the Brain Mind Research institute,
University of sydney. as the head of the Clinical neurophysiology Laboratory and
Team Leader of the Youth Mental health neurobiological Research Program, he is
currently conducting studies using neuroimaging and cognitive measures to detect
early brain changes in young people who are drinking at harmful levels. he will show
how the neurobiological effects of alcohol can help us understand why the teenage
brain is at risk.
When: 7:30pm
Where: inaburra school – Performing arts Centre
What: a Qa session will follow the speakers’ presentations and supper will be served
DAY 1
Thursday 19 May
Student Parent Evening Session
Digital sticks anD stones
Described as Australia’s first “Cyber Cop”, Susan McLean led the Victoria Police
taskforce designed to tackle the soaring problem of cyber bullying.With research indicating almost 90 per cent of all school abuse occurs online, Susan will
define cyber bullying, provide internet safety tips and discuss fighting back.
THEY SAY SEX CHANGES EVERYTHING...
As the Director of the Graduate Program in Sexual Health at Sydney University,
Dr Patricia Weerakoon has obtained a media profile as a sexologist.This session will focus on what entering into a sexual relationship means to different
people and how decisions are and should be made.
girls gone Wise
Author and speaker, Melinda Tankard-Reist, will talk with young men and women
about body image: identified in a 2010 Mission Australia study, as one of the top three
anxieties teenagers face.
DISCUSSION SESSIONS:STUDENT’S CHOICE
• Is alcohol essential to party? Dave Standen, Red Frog Crew.• Sometimes it seems like everyone is an expert, but what are the factors
driving the decision making process? Patricia Weerakoon, Sexologist.• When your friend can’t cope, can they turn to you? How do they know you’ll
be there? Jeanine Smith, Mental Health Worker.• Is viral bullying an epidemic? Susan McLean, Cyber Safety Expert.• Me, my body and the net: how has the internet changed teens attitudes to
sex? Kamal Weerakoon, Minister.
• How do teens stay safe while having an adventurous life? Sean Golding, Pilot.
DAY 2
Friday 20 May
Student Day Session
9:00am - 2:00pm
marketing
inaburra school
Booklet, poster and print ads produced to premote the inaburra school’s
teen health conference 2011.
CREATED:
- Logo
- Branding
- Poster
- 12 page booklet
- Badges

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AHRI Aw a r d s
The creation of advertising material for the AHRI Awards.
AHRI is all about good HR. But when it comes to
our award programs, we are looking for the best.
For the AHRI Awards, we search the country for
the best examples of good HR. For the AHRI
Inclusion and Diversity Awards, we search for best
practice in inclusion and diversity. No matter the
size of your budget, team or organisation.
Applications for both programs are now open.
Visit the website today to nominate yourself,
your organisation or your HR team.
www.ahri.com.au/awards
AHRI’S SEARCH FOR
AUSTRALIA’S bEST
AHRI
AWARDS2014
AHRIINCLUSIONAND
DIVERSITYAWARDS2014proudly sponsored by: proudly sponsored by:
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- Magazine ads
- Digital ads
- eDM design
- Web design
- Flyers
- 20 page finalist booklet
- Event ticket
- Event menu

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web d e s i g n
AHRI Nat i on al Convention and Exhibition
Concept and font end design for the AHRI National Convention and Exhibition website.
www.ahri.com.au/convention2015

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edm d e s i g n
Aust r a l i an Human Resources Institute
Concept and font end design for a varieity of eDM templates for AHRI’s products
and services.

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mark e t i n g
Aust r a l i an Human Resources Institute
Student membership campaign concept and completion of marketing collateral.
Win an HR work experience
placement and gain real life
HR knowledge
ahri.com.au/students
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HR
CREATED:
- A3 poster
- Postcard
- Stickers
- Badges

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print
Aust r a l i an Human Resources Institute
Concept and completion of print material for a gala dinner.
Gala Dinner
AHRI National Convention
AHRI invites delegates to attend this special gala dinner event that
promises to be a highlight of the National Convention program.
Enjoy a celebration of city lights, network over a sumptuous three-
course dinner; be delighted by dynamic entertainment and dance
the night away with one of Melbourne’s top DJs.
Date Wednesday 20 August time 7pm – midnight
Venue The Melbourne Room, Level 2, Melbourne Convention Centre
Dress Cocktail or formal
The gala dinner is complimentary for main program delegates. Pre-registration is required and admission
is strictly by ticket only. If you have misplaced your ticket please see the registration desk.
This year, following delegate feedback, the dinner will have fully allocated seating. If you have booked
as part of a group or purchased guest tickets you will be seated together. Should you wish to change
tables you can do so at the registration desk between 10am and 2.30pm on Wednesday. After that time
all allocations will be final. Refer to the seating lists beside the registration desk for further information.
Sponsored by
Welcome
GALA DINNER
to the AHRI National Convention
Enjoy AHRI’s celebration of city lights as
you network over a sumptuous three-
course dinner, are delighted by dynamic
entertainment and dance the night away
to one of Melbourne’s top performers,
Empire Live.
Your Masters of Ceremony:
Troy and Zara Swindells-Grose
Directors ( Co-Inventors of the Unicorn),
Humour Australia
Special thanks to the Gala Dinner sponsor
ELMO Talent Management Software
Shared entrée
Tortelloni filled with sweet potato and leek,
coriander cream, apple and walnuts V
and
Peppered cured salmon with horseradish labna,
“Yarra Valley” salmon roe, chervil G
Main course
(alternating service)
16 hour braised lamb, smoked eggplant, confit
potato, peas, heirloom carrot and lamb jus G
or
Pistachio dukkah rubbed chicken with pumpkin
puree, burnt onion yoghurt and spiced zucchini G
Dessert
(served to the table and in the foyer)
A selection of delicious and seasonal miniature
desserts will be served to the centre of the table.
Alternatively, enjoy the Centre’s award winning
sorbets and ice-creams plus real coffee served in
the Melbourne Room foyer.
Beverages
Sparking
De Bortoli Yarra Valley Blanc de Blanc NV
White
Hanging Rock “Jim Jim” Sauvignon Blanc 2013
Brown Magpie Pinot Grigio 2013
Red
Munari “India Red” Cabernet Sauvignon 2008
Peninsula Panorama Pinot Noir 2013
Plus standard and light-strength beers, soft
drinks, fruit juices, still and sparkling water.
Special dietary requirements
If you have a special dietary requirement, please
make yourself known to the table wait staff.
V – indicates that this dish is vegetarian
G – indicates that this dish is gluten free
Wednesday 20 August 2014
CREATED:
- Magazine ad
- Event ticket
- Event menu