At DKC we pride ourselves on our professional, yet personal conference and event management service.

DKC Conference and Event Management specialises in conferences and events in the government, association and policy sectors, acknowledging that these areas require more than just good conference management, but a strong understanding of the key issues, players and research.

We are dedicated to providing a range of conference and event management services ranging from topic area research and development, planning and administration, promotion and marketing as well as budgeting and evaluation.

As well as our conferences, we have an expanding event portfolio that includes fundraising events, launches, gala dinners and team building events.

Our clients include:

• The Commonwealth Department of Defence
• The Australian Federal Police
• The Commonwealth Department of Family, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
• The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations
• The Independent Commission Against Corruption
• Relationships Australia
• White Ribbon Foundation of Australia
• ACT Principals’ Association
• Economic Society of Australia (NSW Branch)
• Family Therapy Association (NSW Branch)
• Community Broadcasting Association of Australia
• Family Relationship Services Australia
• United Nations Association of Australia (ACT Branch)
• Australia India Business Council

Contact us today at enquiries@dkcinternational.com.au to discuss your conference or event management needs or for an obligation free quote.

Welcome to the Winter 2010 edition of the DKC Newsletter.

With the release of the 2010-11 budget, wide-spread discussions on the financial troubles of Greece, and the coming elections in Australia, economics are still very much on the minds of most Australians. As the global financial situation appears to relax, people are taking stock, contemplating lessons learned, and evaluating established practices and models. In an effort to develop new methods to avoid similar situations in the future and to address the ever-changing needs of the world population, new forms of media (and particularly social media) and an increased awareness for individual wellbeing (as cost-saver or –maker) have emerged as two of many important factors to consider in these deliberations. So what does this mean for DKC?........more