AIME Knowledge 2014 programme to cover creativity, innovation and events trends

ASIA - Speakers, including Todd Sampson from Gruen Planet and Michelle Bridges from The Biggest Loser, will line up for the Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Expo's Knowledge 2014 education programme.

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20 January 2014, 10:19am 

ASIA – Speakers, including Todd Sampson from Gruen Planet and Michelle Bridges from The Biggest Loser, will line up for the Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Expo’s (AIME) Knowledge 2014 education and professional programme.

Organisers say AIME Knowledge 2014 will present a programme covering creativity, mindfulness, interpersonal relations, innovation, events trends and business travel.

Other speakers include Dr Adam Fraser, one of Australia’s leading educators and thought leaders in the area of human performance. Fraser will teach the audience how to tap into their high performance by identifying triggers and personal techniques.

Margie Warrell, a Forbes columnist and bestselling author, will teach strategies to cultivate greater mindfulness in the midst of ‘busyness’, allowing attendees to live each day with a greater sense of purpose, more conscious of their choices and more courageous in their actions. Advertising Executive Todd Sampson will present on ‘The Power of Creativity’, while Debbie Mayo-Smith, a leading business productivity experts, will teach easy tricks to improve business success.

Motivational speaker Graeme Joy’s presentation will discuss the attributes of great leadership and how to apply them.

AIME Knowledge also encompasses the fifth annual Saxton Ultimate Event Experience, which will showcase 12 presenters in the space of two and a half hours on 19 February. Highlights from the programme include vocal group The Ides of North; personal trainer of The Biggest Loser fame, Michelle Bridges; and musician Darren Percival.

“This year we’ve created a comprehensive programme that we expect will appeal to the varied audience that comes to AIME,” says Exhibition Director at AIME and CIBTM, Jacqui Timmins. “We used the research and feedback gathered from previous years to build the programme for 2014. AIME Knowledge is an important component of the event and it’s crucial that we deliver value to our attendees by motivating them and providing them with the tools they need for success.”

AIME 2014 takes place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, on 18-19 February.

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