
Creativity That Delivers Business Results
As AI rapidly changes the creative landscape, yesterday’s breakthrough can quickly become today’s baseline. This event explores how marketers can continue to use creativity as a genuine driver of brand growth, customer engagement and commercial performance.
The evening will bring together leading creative and marketing practitioners from both B2B and B2C environments for an engaging, conversational discussion around:
• How creativity can contribute to measurable business outcomes
• The differences between B2B and B2C creative thinking
• How leading creatives approach problems, ideas and execution
• The changing role of creativity in an AI-enabled marketing environment
• Practical ways marketers can challenge habitual thinking and create more impactful work
Entry to the event includes substantial canapés and a 2-hour beverage package featuring beer, wine and sparkling. Plus, enjoy a live engraving experience with Red Tomato Merchandise.

Meet the Speakers
Simon Banks, Keynote speaker and Facilitator. Connect on LinkedIn
Most people don’t realise that creativity and curiosity are addictive. Simon Banks definitely does. Hooked for life, he’s a creativity, innovation and design nerd-in-chief, international keynote speaker, author, co-host of the hit podcast The Occupational Philosophers and a happily recovering professional artist.
He keeps a foot in both the creative and corporate worlds bringing fresh energy and a different lens to help teams build creative confidence and move from playing it safe to getting dangerously curious.
Carolyn Raj, winner of the AMI's Chief Marketing Officer Year for 2026 award
As Director of Marketing for ServiceNow Australia and New Zealand, Caroline is an award-winning senior executive and marketing leader with more than 25 years of experience driving growth, transformation and customer-led change across complex, high-growth organisations.
Hamish Stewart, Chief Creative and Experience Officer at Apparent, winners of the AMI's Agency of the Year (> 50 employees), Creative Effectiveness and Content and Social Media 2026 awards.
As the Chief Creative and Experience Officer at Apparent, he leads creative, experience, tech and production across the 200-person independent agency. Over his career, he has worked across advertising, digital and CX at agencies including M&C Saatchi, where he spent ten years, R/GA and CHEP, winning over 250 global awards along the way. His focus at Apparent is connecting the fragmented marketing ecosystem to create a cohesive experience for brands and their customers.
Charlie Dejean, Creative at VML. Connect on LinkedIn
Andrew Bao, Creative at VML. Connect on LinkedIn
Andrew and Charlie are an award-winning creative team at advertising agency VML.
Their work has been recognised at all major award shows like Cannes, Andys, D&AD, Clios, OneShow, Spikes, Mumbrella, and AWARD awards, not just catching the eye of mainstream publications, but also prime time news segments multiple times. Their personal highlights include winning Emerging Creative Team of the Year at AWARD, Mumbrella, and Creativepool, as well as topping B&T’s 30 Under 30 Creatives list for two consecutive years.

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