The Sydney International Spa & Beauty Expo is Australia s largest and most important trade event for the spa & beauty industries. Salon owners, spa owners, beauty therapists, spa therapists, nail technicians, make-up artists, hairdressers and other professionals have a unique opportunity to source and experience the latest beauty products, treatments, ideas and equipment, from Australia s largest gathering of leading brands and suppliers.
In 2009 total visitor attendance was 10, 747. Beauty therapist (40.3%), Spa therapist (2.2%), Health/wellness centre (1.3%), Natural Therapist (1%), Make Up Artist (6.8%), Hairdresser (5%), Aromatherapist (0.6%), Piercing/Tatooist (0.4%), Massage Therapist (3.1%), Tanning/Solarium (2%), Nail Technician (9.3%), Media (1.1%), Cosmetic Surgery (0.7%), Beauty College (2.1%), Pharmacy (0.5%), Other (12.9%), Blank (10.7%).
The face of forensic science has changed significantly since the
last time the New South Wales Branch of the ANZFSS had the honour of
hosting this symposium in 1996. The public profile of forensic science
has reached an all-time high, bringing with it new challenges
associated with increased scrutiny and higher community expectations.
Changes in the practice of forensic science have also resulted from
organisational reform and from the development and adoption of new
technologies. In many respects, today’s forensic science is at the
crossroads. For example: Should we concentrate on courtroom evidence or
investigative intelligence? Do we generate absolute or statistical
identifications? Should forensic science support or lead
investigations? There is little doubt that the current environment
provides fertile ground for a very exciting symposium!
The Organising Committee plans to offer a stimulating and
innovative scientific and educational program, with strong
international and national participation from a wide cross-section of
individuals connected with forensic science, legal medicine, law
enforcement, security, the judiciary, training and education, research
and development, and policy development. This event is anticipated to
attract over 800 attendees from around the globe.
An excellent social program will aim to provide many
opportunities to network with your colleagues – to renew old friendships
and to establish new ones – in one of the most glamorous and vibrant
cities on the planet. Sydney’s sparkling harbour, dazzling beaches and
sunny subtropical climate will all contribute to making the meeting a
memorable and enjoyable experience.
Reed Gift Fairs – Sydney September is an annual trade event showcasing quality suppliers of gift, homeware, kitchenware, outdoor, jewellery & fashion products. Australian business registration is required to exhibit at this Fair.
Visitor Profile
Retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers in the Gift & Homewares Industry.
Last year the Australian Government announced that it would spend
$1.1 billion on a range of initiatives to provide disadvantaged students
with support to improve educational outcomes.
In the higher
education sector, the Federal Government’s goal for 20 per cent of HE enrollments to come from low socio-economic status background’s, is still
high on the agenda for 2020. In addition, $108 million has been set
aside to facilitate Partnership Activities between universities, schools
and vocational education and training providers, to assist in
attracting low SES students into higher education.
Discuss enhanced equity in education through cross sector understandings and partnerships at this year’s Social Inclusion in Education Summit.
The conference will address vital issues relating to national security, including enhanced co-ordination both nationally and internationally and the development of technology used in modern maritime security initiatives.
Port and Maritime Security 2010 will facilitate
interaction and cooperation between government agencies, port operators,
shipping companies and other key industries and our outstanding speaker
panel will be able to give you the latest insights into how you can
tackle the ever-expanding threats you and your operations face.
The Eye Health Policy Forum 2010 will provide an opportunity for you to develop new strategies and discuss current issues for this vitally important global public health challenge. The forum will offer practical insights into the future of eye care policy, improving eye health outcomes for indigenous Australians, prevention through early detection and intervention and latest medical innovations.
AusNOG is a community of network operators who work in ISPs, Content
Providers, or other areas of the On-Line Industry in Australia. In
response to overwhelming demand, a number of volunteers decided to
organise AusNOG Meetings, with the inaugural meeting being held in
2007. The meetings allow for the free exchange of ideas, experiences,
and technical information as well as an opportunity to network with
other members of the industry over a beer or three.
The Internet in Australia is evolving at a rapidly increasing rate. Recent
moves by organisations and governments in our back yard have presented the network operations community with a number of challenges. Some challenges are already here, others will come in time. This year AusNOG-04 is adopting the theme of “Improving the Internet in .AU”.
HUPO2010 in Sydney will facilitate the exchange of new scientific ideas, knowledge, information to promote the application of proteomic based novel prognostic, diagnostic, therapeutic tools and to advance our understanding of the systems biology basis underlying to human diseases. A HUPO World Congress in Sydney in 2010 will provide outstanding forum to launch the Human Proteome Project and opportunities to showcase the remarkable progress of major initiatives and exhibit the exciting advances made by HUPO members. We hope the new format of combining HUPO various initiatives and four (4) “clinical themes” in with the main program will provide a refreshing approach, when combined with a focus on the next generation of proteomics scientists in the emerging discipline of systems biology. HUPO2010 will hold a world-class exhibition involving our industrial partners and vendors in proteomics, systems biology as well as leading companies in disciplines like diagnostics.
Aligning people, processes and technology through business agility, collaboration and customer insights to best position your organisation to strategically and effectively respond to change.
In a recent study over 4,000 senior executives from the private and public sector were asked about the main economic challenges that they expect to face in the coming years. Most believe that less emphasis will be placed on the products and services offered by an organisation. Of greater significance will be how quickly they can place themselves to deliver those products and services to customers and how flexibly they respond to market changes.
Business and Process Agility is about organisations being equipped with agile, adaptable, flexible processes that can respond quickly to change, be it an upturn or downturn in the economy, changes in legislation or new technology. Quite simply, the better equipped an organisation is to respond to these changes, the more successful it will be.
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