Events
ACITI Forum hosts regular webinars, seminars, workshops and an annual conference that bring together business, government, researchers and analysts. See the calendar below for upcoming events. Recordings and records of past events can also be found below.
Featured Events
Launch of ACITI Academy Courses for 2026
Date and Time: 19 December
ACITI is pleased to announce the launch of ACITI Academy and release of the 2026 Academy Course Program.
All Events
Trade and Trade Finance in the Digital Economy Conference
A conference exploring the cutting edge of the digitisation of trade and trade finance
Taiwan-Australia Low-Carbon Technology and Energy Security Supply Chain Resilience Roundtable
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Update from the WTO with Ambassador James Baxter
ACITI was pleased to speak with Australia's Ambassador to the WTO on what is going on in Geneva, Australia's approach, and the implications of current developments for the WTO.
Exploring the Campbell/Doshi vision for 'pooled' capabilities
ACITI was pleased to host a discussion on the Foreign Affairs article by Kurt Campbell and Rush Doshi proposing that 'likeminded' countries pool their technological, economic and military capabilities to counter China
Australia and the OECD with Brendan Pearson
ACITI spoke to Brendan Pearson, Australia's Ambassador to the OECD until February 2025, about what the OECD does, its contribution to policy making in Australia and globally and its role in enabling international economic cooperation.
Insights on the Indonesia-Australia Economic Relationship with Professor Poppy Winanti
ACITI had a fantastic discussion with Professor Poppy Winanti, a visiting fellow at the Indo-Pacific Research Centre, Murdoch University about the health of the Australia-Indonesia economic relationship and opportunities for increased collaboration in turbulent times.