Join us for The Power of Adaptability with the amazing Gus Balbontin.

Gus will be beaming in from Melbourne for the keynote followed by an interactive audience Q&A.

The Power of Adaptability in Tough Times

The pace of change as we head into 2021 is unprecedented, accelerated by recent events that will undoubtedly increase and force us all to adapt.

Innovation, entrepreneurialism, global competitive forces, shifting employment models, ideologies and cultural diversity have led to the demise of jobs and industries, while opening opportunities for those with creative vision and adaptability.

Gus will delve into the mindset required to chase an ever-changing customer and the greater challenge we are currently facing of forced adaptation. We will discuss challenges faced by small businesses, startups all the way to large corporates and how innovation can be decoded into a few simple practical steps. His stories will help you gain insight into how minds can be future-proof and how to ensure you are ready to take on opportunities ahead with confidence.

About Gus

Gus is involved with the startup scene around the world as a founder, investor and advisor. He sits on the board of Startup Victoria, heavily involved in bringing Techstars to Melbourne and is about to launch The Unrealistic Foundation. The former Executive Director and CTO of Lonely Planet with decades of experience in disruption, transformation and change.

Let Gus take you behind the scenes of the massive technology and cultural transformation that has affected all industries in the past two decades. Gus shares the stories of how so many companies mishandle this impact and how today’s business leaders can capitalise of the disruption that is still occurring today.

Gus is a captivating speaker, with a great ability to take your audience on a journey that is both entertaining and deeply thought-provoking. His common sense will disarm you and his high-energy will prepare your team to take on the world!

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