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Australia’s Premier Digital Marketing Leaders Converge at The Star Gold Coast for Digital Marketing Summit 2025

The highly anticipated Digital Marketing Summit 2025, an invitation-only premium forum, is set to take place on February 27-28, 2025, at The Star Gold Coast. This exclusive event brings together Australia’s most influential digital marketing leaders, innovative agencies, and solution providers for two days of intensive knowledge sharing and strategic networking. Industry Titans Take the… Continue reading Australia’s Premier Digital Marketing Leaders Converge at The Star Gold Coast for Digital Marketing Summit 2025

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The Word of the Year Is “Brain Rot” – Why Marketing Must Lead the Charge for Positive Change

Author: Wanju Lee – Media & Audience Lead, ANZ Bank   Each year, certain words capture the zeitgeist of our collective experience. This year, that word is “brain rot.” In yet another example of how digital communities are shaping broader cultural discourse, brain rot captures the feeling of mental fatigue and decay that comes from… Continue reading The Word of the Year Is “Brain Rot” – Why Marketing Must Lead the Charge for Positive Change

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My Brilliant Career, Nikki Moeschinger, Managing Director APAC, BrandOpus

I think I have one of the best jobs ever*. My career has enabled me to travel the world. From recruiting a team in China, to a bi-lingual brand naming project in Hong Kong, regular trips to London to visit Head Office and a company weekend away in Spain, my work has allowed me to… Continue reading My Brilliant Career, Nikki Moeschinger, Managing Director APAC, BrandOpus

Anxiety index: Destination NSW CMO, News.com.au Editor and Australian psychologist unpack the macro trends driving consumer behaviour

The cost-of-living might be grabbing the headlines but according to panellists at the latest Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) and ThinkNewsBrands Marketing Perspectives Series event, it’s uncertainty and anxiety that’s driving the way consumers behave and make decisions. The bad news is it can send consumers into echo chambers in an attempt to find connection. The good… Continue reading Anxiety index: Destination NSW CMO, News.com.au Editor and Australian psychologist unpack the macro trends driving consumer behaviour

End of Year Message from Bronwyn Heys, CEO of the Australian Marketing Institute

Dear AMI Members, As we approach the close of 2024, it is a perfect time to reflect on the achievements of the past year and look forward to an exciting future for the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). Together, we have accomplished so much, and I want to thank each of you for being an integral… Continue reading End of Year Message from Bronwyn Heys, CEO of the Australian Marketing Institute

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Welcome to AMI’s new National Membership Manager, Lorri Loca

We’re thrilled to announce Lorri Loca as AMI’s new National Membership Manager. With a wealth of experience in membership management, Lorri has successfully grown and engaged member communities for well-known organisations across Australia. Her expertise spans events, sponsorship, and building strong professional connections. What sets Lorri apart is her passion for understanding member needs, solving… Continue reading Welcome to AMI’s new National Membership Manager, Lorri Loca

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Top 7 B2C CMO Challenges in 2025

Article by: James Keeler, November 2025 I’ve spoken to a lot of senior marketing and digital people recently, and I’ve noticed some trends for marketing leaders in the coming year. While this isn’t a formal research study, it seems close to reality for many CMOs. Continual improvement Challenge: Understanding marketing effectiveness. What activities can I… Continue reading Top 7 B2C CMO Challenges in 2025

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AMIANZMAC Grants 24-25: 48 Submissions Received

As part of our mission at the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) to advance the marketing profession, we support impactful research through initiatives like the AMIANZMAC Grants Programme. This year, we received 48 submissions from 22 institutions across Australia and New Zealand, covering a diverse array of topics. While we would love to fund all submissions,… Continue reading AMIANZMAC Grants 24-25: 48 Submissions Received

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