The 2022 NIBA Summit will celebrate the important milestone of NIBA’s 40th year in representing and advocating for the insurance broking industry. The 2022 Summit theme is ‘Trust, Professionalism, Community’, which aims to shine a spotlight on the key principals that represent the very best in the profession.

Summit Program
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm AEDT
Establishment Ballroom
252 George Street, Sydney
Dress code: Business attire

The Summit Program will include the following speakers:

Welcome address – Dianne Phelan, NIBA President

Opening speech – The Hon. Stephen Jones MP, Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services

Opening keynote – Holly Ransom, Founder and CEO of Emergent

Industry market update – Chris Mackinnon, Regional Head of Australia and New Zealand, Lloyd’s

Insurance broker panel discussion – To be announced

Closing address – Philip Kewin, NIBA Chief Executive Officer

Andrew Klein returns as MC this year, having previously taken the MC mantle at over 15 NIBA events including the 2012 Convention, which celebrated 30 years of NIBA.

Happy Hour
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm AEDT
Establishment Rooms II and III
252 George Street, Sydney
Dress code: Business attire

Celebration Dinner
6:30 pm – 11:00 pm AEDT
Ivy Ballroom
320 George Street, Sydney
Dress code: Business attire

Join us for the Celebration Dinner as we toast to NIBA’s 40th year anniversary, and honour the very best in insurance and in broking.

At the dinner, we will announce the national winners of the 2022 Stephen Ball Broker of the Year award, sponsored by QBE, and the Warren Tickle Young Broker of the Year award, sponsored by Vero. Both awards celebrate and recognise the achievements of the very best brokers across the country.

The Lex McKeown Trophy will also be awarded during the dinner, celebrating an insurance broker’s lifetime of achievements and service to the industry. The dinner will also reveal the 2022 NIBA Underwriting Agency of the Year and General Insurer of the Year awards. Both awards are based off the annual Broker Market Survey, which hundreds of brokers participate in annually.