Registrations are selling fast for EMC 2024 but we understand some agencies may not make the Easter deadline. The deadline to take advantage of the reduced registration prices for EMC 2024 are therefore being extended to 15 April. Book now to secure your registration or group registration at Earlybird rates!
This year’s conference program is now available! EMC 2024 will cover the current hot topics in the emergency management sphere and feature insightful keynote speakers, presentations, panel discussions and workshops by leaders in emergency management. See the full program for details. The program is subject to change.
The risk of emergencies such as tsunami and volcano eruption doesn’t have communities in Hawaii feeling ‘on edge’. The culture of living in places where natural disasters are part of the landscape is a fascinating one and may offer a refreshing and inspiring perspective for Australians as we experience more frequent and intense emergencies into the future. Keynote speaker Cindi Preller, Director of the Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hawaii will be joining us at EMC 2024 to present on ‘living without fear’.
EMC’s panel discussions allow current topics of interest to be explored in detail by experts from a variety of viewpoints. This year, among the hot panel topics is Drones in the EM Sector. The use of drones in emergency management will be discussed by Craig Thompson, Victoria Police; Wayne Rigg, Fire Rescue Victoria; Liam O’Callaghan, Life Saving Victoria and Nehuen Salina, EPA.
Registrations for Emergency Management Conference 2024 are now open! Register before 28 March 2024 to secure the Earlybird rate. Workshop and Conference Dinner places are limited, so we encourage you to register now to ensure you can reserve your place. Register here.
The organising committee is pleased to announce that Emergency Management Commissioner Rick Nugent APM will open Day 1 at the Emergency Management Conference in 2024. Read Commissioner Nugent’s bio here.
Accelerating equity, diversity, and inclusion in the emergency services through generational change
Michael Morgan, Chief Officer, South Australia Metropolitan Fire Service
