Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) has announced the speaker line-up and the official themes behind its 2022 Knowledge Programme, 21-23 March 2021. Delivered in partnership with Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) and Meetings & Events Australia (MEA), the AIME Knowledge Programme is a curated mix of keynote and breakout sessions. The three core themes behind this year’s programme are Business Innovation, Driving Engagement and Human Connection organised by PCMA, and Fostering Collaboration by MEA. The Knowledge Programme will be hosted by Australian broadcast journalist and former news anchor Mimi Kwa. Confirmed speakers for the programme include Simon Griffiths and Steve Sammartino. Griffiths is the co-founder and CEO of Who Gives A Crap, a profit-for-purpose toilet paper company that uses 50% of its profits to build toilets in the developing world. Sammartino is an Australian futurist, tech entrepreneur and growth hacker. Sammartino commented: “The past 23 months have led to dramatic shifts in the way organisations operate. In a climate of constant disruptions, effective leaders have to embrace and thrive within uncertainty, possessing the foresight to transform their organisation to capitalise on new business growth.” Silke Calder, event director of AIME, said: “Our line-up of speakers will undoubtedly excite and motivate attendees. With innovators and thought leaders from a myriad of industries sharing their insights firsthand, attendees are encouraged to actively participate in the breakout sessions and get the most out of our speakers’ brilliant minds.”
Broadcast journalist Mimi Kwa to host AIME 2022 Knowledge Programme
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