Thursday 17th September 2026 - Corruption Prevention Network (CPN) Annual Forum, now in its 32nd year!

Early Bird Tickets available until 31st July $660

Full Price Tickets available from 1st August $770

Note: Spaces are limited so do not delay registering.

The 2026 CPN one day forum will provide practitioners with insights and best practices by industry’s top experts through keynotes, lectures, panel discussions and interactive sessions. Attending the one-day Forum will enable you to network with others to help you better understand, identify, manage and prepare to meet emerging challenges.

FORUM SPEAKERS

Kathrina Lo, Public Service Commissioner
Dr Ben Gauntlett, Deputy Commissioner, National Anti-Corruption Commission
Lewis Rangott, Executive Director Corruption Prevention, Independent Commission Against Corruption
Jennifer Hickey, Executive Director Sector Performance, Office of Local Government
Prof. Rodney Smith, School of Social and Political Sciences University of Sydney
Transparency International Australia
Institute of Internal Auditors
Critical Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Centre
Chris Hatfield, Forensic IT at Infotrust
Many more!
PLUS Panellists: A team of Insiders - How it really Is Q & A
AND Story to Tell: Topic - Exposed! Watch this space

As a taste, just some of the 2025 Forum speakers included...

Geoffrey Watson SC, Director Centre for Public Integrity

David Chandler OAM, Former NSW Building Commissioner

Stephen Horne, CPN Co-Founder and Principal and Chief Consultant CBI

Hon Helen Murrell SC, Commissioner NSW ICAC

Tam McLauglin, Partner at Duxton Hill

Grace Tobin, ABC Investigative Journalist

Reece Corbett-Wilkins, Atmos First Response

The Forum is an opportunity to network with other expert practitioners and is a must for all organisations in the current business environment. The diverse nature of our audience enables a variety of perspectives and subjects for discussion. Most importantly, our forum helps to promote awareness and practical solutions of fraud and corrupt conduct issues in the community.

Our Excellent speakers will provide “Take Back” information and tools that can be utilised back at your workplace and community. It is all very well in having information on what corruption is, however being able to apply that information back in the workplace is essential to combat seen and potential corruption. Awareness is one thing however Its time for action. Our Speakers will help identify how to cross the “knowledge gap”.

Contact the host of Corruption Prevention Network (NSW) - Forum 2026