Avetta will host its 2026 Avetta Summit Series in Sydney on September 10, 2026. The event will bring together its APAC community.
The gathering will include hiring clients, suppliers, contractors, and partners from across the region. Avetta aims to create a focused experience beyond traditional industry conferences.
There will also be introductions of keynote speakers and a sneak peek into upcoming research at the summit. Attendees will also learn more about the APAC Customer Awards. The 2026 Summit Series started in Chicago before shifting to Sydney and will end in London next month.
This year’s conference theme revolves around trusted communities and their place in managing the complexity of global risk. There are other opportunities to build new professional connections and gain insights into best practices of the industry. This year’s conference will look at the topic of intelligent work readiness and how it contributes to supply chain performance.
“We’re excited to bring the Avetta community together in Sydney,” said Luke Boyle, Vice President of Operations, APAC at Avetta. “As regulatory demands and health and safety responsibilities continue to evolve, businesses need to be ready to work prepared to meet changing requirements, manage emerging risks and operate safely and effectively. The best place to start is by sharing the challenges we face and learning from one another. There is real value in meeting face to face, and I’m confident this year’s event will leave attendees with fresh perspectives and practical tools to help their organisations achieve greater long-term success.”
Avetta Summit to Focus on Collaboration and Supply Chain Performance
The venue for this event will be Machine Hall in Central Business District, Sydney. This renovated substation dating back to the 1920s has industrial architecture and spaces that can accommodate collaborations. The newly built Connection Center will act as the collaboration center for this event. Here, clients, suppliers, and partners can meet and come up with solutions.
The participants will include Wakata, UniMarket, the Australian Institute of Health and Safety, Breathalyser, and Australian Security Fencing. The Connection Centre embodies Avetta’s new philosophy of Summit Series. It intends to ensure that talks lead to actions within the supply chain environment.
The program will address health and safety, procurement, and operational performance. Consequently, participants can explore ways to reduce friction and accelerate organizational change.
The speakers for the Sydney conference hail from the disciplines of health and safety, customer success, and employee wellbeing. Some of the keynote speakers at the Sydney conference include Chelsea Pottenger, the Founder at EQ Minds. Other speakers at the Sydney conference include Abid Yousuf, who is the Chief Customer Officer at Avetta. Ben Kirkbride, the Head of Health, Safety, Environment and Quality at Goodman, will be part of the panel.
“Being ready to work is not only about systems, processes and compliance it’s also about the people who bring them to life,” Pottenger said. “Sustainable performance starts with leaders who create the conditions for people to feel supported, connected and able to speak openly about how they’re really going. I’m especially looking forward to joining the Avetta Summit Series event in Sydney on R U OK? Day, a timely opportunity to turn wellbeing conversations into practical action and help leaders build healthier, more resilient teams ready to thrive in a changing world.”
She noted that the Sydney conference would take place alongside R U OK? Day. According to Pottenger, the day is an ideal platform for making well-being discussions practical. She emphasized the need for developing healthier and stronger teams. Thus, the conference would link workplace well-being with organizational performance.
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