nbn Connects with Microsoft 2.0 – Interactive Masterclass Series

Join us on Wednesday 17th June 2026 for an exciting opportunity to explore how AI and next-generation connectivity are transforming Tasmanian businesses. At nbn Connects with Microsoft 2.0, you’ll gain practical insights into using Microsoft Copilot to drive efficiency, productivity, and innovation in your business.

Delivered by a certified Microsoft trainer, these practical sessions will explore how Microsoft Copilot can support your daily tasks, from writing and analysis to communication and idea generation, across the Microsoft 365 apps you already use. This interactive series features two targeted deep-dive masterclasses – one for Sales & Marketing, and another for Legal & HR.

Join us for this exciting opportunity to unpack real-world examples of AI use in business and learn actionable tips you can use straight away to assist in the enhancement of productivity and efficiency

These two masterclasses are designed for business owners and leaders to upskill in AI technology and save time.

Hosted in Hobart’s newest landmark building, The Forest - the new home of the University of Tasmania's School of Business and Economics. It's a stunning, light-filled learning space designed to bring nature indoors - be one of the first to experience this new icon.

Located in the heart of Hobart’s CBD, The Forest is a short walk from Elizabeth Street Mall and easily accessible by public transport. Enter via Melville Street and follow UTAS signage for the event.

This event is brought to you by nbn, in collaboration with Microsoft and Akkodis - with local hosting partners TasICT and Tourism Industry Council of Tasmania

AGENDA

8.30 - 9:00am: Registration

9:00am - 11:00am: Sales & Marketing

11:00am: Morning Tea

11:30am - 1:00pm: Session 2 - Legal & HR

Spots are limited and filling fast, so secure your place now and be part of the next wave of digital innovation in Australia.

Open to all Tasmanian businesses.
Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and grow.

Tickets $40