Conference Updates

2022 Speakers

Speaker Announcement - Paul and Carly Taylor - Mind Body Brain Performance Institute

As community engagement professionals, we need to look after ourselves to ensure we are in peak shape!

As community engagement professionals, we need to look after ourselves to ensure we are in peak shape to do what is often a demanding job. In what will be one of the conference highlights, we are excited to announce that Paul and Carly Taylor from Mind Body Brain Performance institute will be joining us on the first day of the conference. Carly will focus on giving us tools to better relate, understand, consult, and engage with our colleagues and the community, while Paul will give us strategies on how we can protect our energy to perform better and deliver better outcomes for the communities we serve.

Paul has an extensive background in health and fitness, leadership, management and dealing with high pressure situations in the British Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm, while Carly is a Japanese psychologist coach with over 10 years’ experience in coaching on behaviour change.

For more information, visit our speaker page and program.

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NCEIF is back for 2021. We are very pleased to invite you to the 2021 Forum - to be held on 19 and 20 August 2021. The forum will be held at the stunning venue, Cloudland in Brisbane. Book now to secure your place early. After a year of not being able to connect, this forum will give you plenty of opportunities to learn, be inspired and network. We really look forward to seeing you!

Partnerships for our 2020 conference are now available. A partnership is ideal for organisations wanting to gain access to a rapidly growing network of enthusiastic and committed community and stakeholder engagement professionals who are becoming increasingly important to government, business and industry.

Sadly, the NCEIF team have made the decision to cancel the 2020 Forum. It was a hard decision to make but given the current circumstances, one that was necessary. We feel there is a need for a sense of normality to return before we can confidently release dates for our next Forum.