Program
Sunday 23 October 2022
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| 14.00 - 19.00 | Registration Open | |||
| 15.00 - 17.00 | Tradecraft Skills Session Senior Sergeant Glenn Tait, Queensland Police Service Delivering impactful analysis and briefings to non-intelligence leaders (only available to in-person delegates in Melbourne) |
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| 17.00 - 19.00 | Welcome Reception | |||
* program subject to change
Monday 24 October 2022
| Time AEDT | Session | |||
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| 08.00 | Registration Open Arrival Tea & Coffee |
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| 08.45 | Welcome to Country Official Opening Address Lord Mayor Sally Capp, City of Melbourne AIPIO Welcome on Behalf of Partners Setting the Scene Dr Phil Kowalick MAIPIO, AIPIO President |
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| 09.40 | Kathryn McMullan, Office of National Intelligence (ONI) Future of analysis - a National Intelligence Community perspective |
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| 10.20 | Morning Break | |||
| 10.40 | Teresa Walsh, Financial Service Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (FS-ISAC) Cyber Intelligence Analysis for Business Risk and Resilience |
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| 11.20 | Mark Evans OBE, New Zealand Police Biased policing? Intelligence and its role in delivering fair and equitable outcomes |
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| 12.00 | Public-private perspectives on the Collection-Analysis Paradox Panel to unravel a wicked problem currently being faced in our complex and uncertain world Facilitator: Brett Peppler, Intelligent Futures Pty Ltd Panellists: BC Tan Thomson Reuters, Gerald Berkovics Cellebrite, Mark Richards Sintelix, Brent Osmotherly Ripjar, Michael Le Huy Visual Analysis, Bernard Rix PolicingTV |
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| 12.40 | Lunch | |||
| Ethics Fitzroy Ballroom |
Partnerships Sydney + Brisbane Rooms |
Capability Perth Room |
Developing Your Tradecraft Latrobe Ballroom |
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| 13.40 | Melinda Cilento, Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) Ethical AI - the implementation experience in Australia |
Helen Glazebrook, Australian Government International Best Practice in Corrections Intelligence – Winston Churchill Fellowship |
Shannon Lorimer, KPMG Insider Threat, Corporate Environment and Use of Data |
Kathy Pherson, Pherson Associates Critical Thinking to Sharpen Your Analysis |
| 14.15 | Linda Cavanagh, Cybermerc Ethics & Privacy in Open Source Intelligence: A case study on the search for missing persons  |
Adam Riley, Cellebrite Collaboration Across the Major Investigation Disciplines - Bridging the Gap |
Benjamin Scott, Commonwealth Bank of Australia Data leaks, investigative journalism and intelligence practice |
Shannon Armstrong, Intelo Training Solutions Leading teams of intelligence professionals (psychological safety and accountability) |
| 14.50 | Vernon White, Australian Strategic Policy Institute The beneficial outcomes of collaboration |
Samantha Moore, Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning Operation Hardey: National collaboration to detect and disrupt the illegal possession and trade of Australia's native wildlife |
Scott Ainslie, Sycon Security Consultants Cyber threat Intelligence; are we applying real intelligence? |
Owen Cooper, National Security College Futures Hub Futures Analysis for Government 101 |
| 15.20 | Afternoon Break | |||
| 15.40 | Jason Shepherd, TRSSI International Ethics in Collaboration – how long a spoon? |
Danielle Williams, ACIA; Crisp, a Kroll Business What we learned from identifying 25,000 online predators in one week |
John Molnar, KPMG Intelligence and Effective Decision Making |
Dr Ari Kruger, The Hunt Laboratory for Intelligence, The University of Melbourne Argument mapping for intelligence analysis |
| 16.15 | Kate Rossiter, Fair Work Ombudsman Collaboration in Collection *only live session / not available on-demand |
Nick Lewis OBE, Standard Chartered Bank Why public/private partnerships work - a demonstrated outcome to an effective partnership |
Emerald Sage, OSINT Combine Circumventing Sanctions: Using OSINT to Identify Illicit Hizballah Procurement Networks |
Brett Peppler, Intelligent Futures Pty Ltd Career planning for the intelligence professional of the future |
| 16.50 - 17.00 | Reflections - Ethics | Reflections - Partnerships | Reflections - Capability | Reflections - Tradecraft |
* program subject to change
Tuesday 25 October 2022
| Time AEDT | Session | |||
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| 08.00 | Registration Open Arrival Tea & Coffee |
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| 08.45 | MC Reflection | |||
| 09.00 |  Major General (Ret) Ben Kite OBE, KearneyThe opportunities and imperatives for intelligence organizations to collaborate between nations, agencies and the private sector |
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| 09.45 | Professor Catherine Bennett, Deakin University Unpacking the legacy of the Australian pandemic response |
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| 10.20 | Morning Break | |||
| 10.40 | Phil Thomson, Auror, with guest Austin Craddock, Coles Partnering for good: the power of partnership to create safer communities *only live session / not available on-demand |
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| 11.40 | Intelligence Domains of Practice Panel Will enhanced collaboration ensure intelligence increases relevance and value in each domain of practice? Facilitator: Deputy Commissioner Tracy Linford APM, Queensland Police Service Panellists: Major General (Ret) Ben Kite OBE Kearney, Prof. Catherine Bennett Deakin University, Mark Evans OBE New Zealand Police, Phil Thomson Auror |
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| 12.40 | Lunch | |||
| Ethics Fitzroy Ballroom |
Partnerships Sydney + Brisbane Rooms |
Capability Perth Room |
Developing Your Tradecraft Latrobe Ballroom |
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| 13.40 | Dr Narelle Beer, Worksafe Victoria Healthy, Wealthy and Wise: Ensuring intelligence integrity |
Tony Keane, Australian Football League (AFL) Seeing the Outcome of Effective Partnerships |
Catherine Lee, Lethbridge Piper & Associates Neurodiverse Safe Work - More than just noise-cancelling headphones |
Shannon Armstrong, Intelo Training Solutions Motivating the modern-day intelligence professionals |
| 14.15 | Susan McLean, Cyber Safety Expert Oversight and accountability: the ethical considerations in dealing with a cyberbullying complaint |
Steve Farrer MBA CAMS CFE, Corban Consulting (UK) Giving hope: how families of long term missing are finding "answers" through new ways of collaborating (a charity, a university, a police force, and a bunch of spare-time volunteers) |
Meg Tapia, Accenture Fake News: What we know about technology-enabled disinformation and what we can do about it |
Helen McGarry, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services Impactful leadership of the intelligence profession |
| 14.50 | Mark Nuttall CAMS CPP PMP, Thomson Reuters Justified hypocrisy: the burden of decision  |
Stella Smith, Crime Stoppers Australia & Victoria The role of Crime Stoppers in keeping Australia safe |
A/Prof. Patrick Walsh, Charles Sturt University Reimaging Health Security Intelligence Capabilities Post Covid-19: What Now For The Five Eyes? |
Catherine Lee, Lethbridge Piper & Associates Neurodiverse safe work: putting theory into practice |
| 15.20 | Afternoon Break | |||
| 15.40 | Nicholas Cochrane-Ng, lauretta.io Delivering on Responsible AI |
John Schmidt, CANSYNTH Making sense of today’s intelligence relationships and flows… The baby with the bathwater? |
Jil Blyth, Te Whakaara | The Open Source Hub, New Zealand Police Fuelling open-source capability in government Aotearoa New Zealand |
Randy Pherson, Pherson Associates Enhancing Collaboration with Structured Analytical Techniques |
| 16.15 | Dr Corinne Unger, The University of Queensland Changing perceptions of protests in Australia: between legitimacy and stigmatisation |
Daniel Angel Damjanovic, Interpol Regional Counter Terrorism Node ESAF & Europe INTERPOL's capabilities and role in enhancing global information exchange in counter terrorism |
Andrew Vild, Kuva Space The role of space technology, specifically Hyperspectral Earth Observation, in intelligence; both military and civilian  |
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| 16.50 | Reflections - Ethics | Reflections - Partnerships | Reflections - Capability | Reflections - Tradecraft Skills |
| 19.00 | Pre-dinner Drinks | |||
| 19.30 | Conference Dinner Guest speaker: Dr Karla Lopez, Collaboration is a superpower! |
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| 22.30 - 23.59 | Post-dinner Drinks | |||
* program subject to change
Wednesday 26 October 2022
| Time AEDT | Session | |||
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| 08.00 | Registration Open Arrival Tea & Coffee |
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| 08.00 | AIPIO AGM & AIPIO Awards | |||
| 09.00 | MC Reflection | |||
| 09.05 | Jonna Mendez, Author, Speaker, Former CIA Chief of Disguise, CIA Collaborative problem solving: Life at the CIA |
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| 09.45 | Steve Farrer MBA CAMS CFE, Corban Consulting (UK) Can collaboration & sharing intelligence (between unusual partners) make a significant difference in the fight against human trafficking? And the answer is... |
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| 10.20 | Morning Break | |||
| 10.40 | Dr Tracey Green, Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA) The role of leadership in the intelligence landscape of the future |
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| 11.20 | The Great Intelligence Debate Is there a future for public private partnerships in intelligence domains of practice? Facilitator: Stephen Beaumont AM Affirmative: Leneice Clifton Green Door, Mark Nuttall CAMS CPP PMP Thomson Reuters, Arran Smith, Janes Negative: Kirsten Williams Victoria Police, Bernard Rix PolicingTV, Steve Farrer MBA CAMS CFE Corban Consulting (UK) |
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| 12.40 | Lunch | |||
| Ethics Fitzroy Ballroom |
Partnerships Sydney + Brisbane Rooms |
Capability Perth Room |
Developing Your Tradecraft Latrobe Ballroom |
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| 13.40 | Dr William A Stoltz, National Security College The future of foreign intelligence and covert action as tools of Australian statecraft |
Vicky Kyris, ESTA (Triple Zero) Friends and frenemies - why we need to collaborate with all partners to deliver sound policy outcomes |
Dr Tim van Gelder, The Hunt Laboratory for Intelligence Research A new framework for evaluating explanatory hypotheses |
Col Lapworth, Security and Intelligence Professional Finding the truth: Validating online information |
| 14.15 | Dr Eva Tsahuridu, Organisational ethics specialist Ethical leaders for ethical cultures |
Torren Dimovski and Zac Panopoulos, Victoria Police Counter Terrorism Command Victorian Fixated Threat Assessment Centre: Collaboration within a Multidisciplinary, Preventative Initiative |
Rajiv Shah, MDR Security Getting ready to ride the artificial intelligence wave |
Phil Shepherd, Active Leadership Complex Leadership: navigating through uncertainty |
| 14.50 | Professor Seumas Miller, Charles Sturt University AI and Cognitive Warfare: The Ethical Issues |
Zoe Chenier-Hinde, Auror Work Smarter, Not Harder: Why Intelligence Practitioners Should Embrace Private Sector Partnerships |
Scott Ainslie, Sycon Security Consulting, John Schmidt, CANSYNTH, Michael Hickey MAIPIO, Victorian Building Authority AIPIO Communities of Practice: Collaborate, Communicate & Cultivate |
Samantha Rush, Legion Consulting and Dorothy Seidel-Hooke, AIPIO Finding a mentor: What you need to know |
| 15.20 | Afternoon Break | |||
| 15.40 | Intelligence International Partners Panel Where to next for intelligence in this complex and uncertain world Facilitator: Samantha Rush, Legion Consulting Panellists: Danielle Williams ACIA, Dr Phil Kowalick MAIPIO AIPIO, Dr Shelagh Dorn CICA IALEIA |
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| 16.15 | Conference Close | |||
| 16.30 | Post Conference Reception | |||
* program subject to change
