Summit

ACS WA Tech Summit: Navigating the Digital Frontier

The ACS WA State Summit attracts a diverse audience of 120+ tech and ICT professionals eager to enhance their expertise, make meaningful connections and expand their network. Join us in helping navigate the digital frontier!

Centre for Aboriginal Studies at Curtin University, 211 Chessell Drive, Bentley, WA, 6102
Fri 19 Jun 2026 09:00 AM AWST
Duration: 7.3 hours

Member $80.00

Member-Concessional $50.00

Non-Member $150.00

Register by Wed 17 Jun 2026 05:00 PM AWST
In Person
CPD Hours: 6
Skills Level: Innovation (INOV) -> Level 5

About this event

At ACS, we champion the technologies, people and skills critical to Western Australia’s prosperity. We host the ACS Tech Summit to unite the tech community and lead the charge for change. Nobody brings together as many people, interests and ambitions to impact the state’s tech sector as we do.

 

In 2026, the ACS WA Tech Summit will bring together businesses, governments and the education sector to showcase transformative people, programs and policies. 

 

Above all, the ACS WA Tech Summit will be an opportunity to connect and collaborate. To meet people, build relationships and realise new possibilities for the sector, businesses and personal careers.

 

This event is a must for those working in the tech sector in WA.

 

Key Features at this year's WA Tech Summit

🌟 Keynote speakers ahead of their time

🌟 Technical sessions for a modern age

🌟 Professional development for your next chapter

🌟 Networking opportunities for a brighter tomorrow

 

 

Schedule Highlights

9:00am Registration open and networking
9:45am Welcome and Opening Address
 by Dr Parwinder Kaur & ACS President - Beau Tydd
10:00am Keynote Address
 by Rebecca Ostergaard - Chief Digital Officer at CSIRO
10:45am Morning Tea
11:15am CONCURRENT SESSION 1

 Stream 1: Leadership & Transformation

 Future Skills: Ethics and AI - Panel discussion with
  • Mike Kovacevic - CIO - Catholic Education WA
  • Anthony Langlois - Curtin University applied Ethics
  • Patrick Dunlop - Future of Work Institute

 Stream 2: Technology & Infrastructure
 Presented by Paul Hunt - Head of Data and AI at Motoring Services Group

 Stream 3: Navigating the Future
 Presented by May Leung, KPMG
 
12:00pm Lunch
1:00pm CONCURRENT SESSION 2 

 Stream 1: Leadership & Transformation
 Presented by Dinda Timperton - Head of Cyber Security at Insignia Financial

 Stream 2: Technology & Infrastructure

 Presented by Simon Little - Head of Data and AI at Bankwest

 Stream 3: Navigating the Future
 Presented by Scott Marshall - Head of Capability at Woodside
 
2:00pmCONCURRENT SESSION 3

Stream 1: Leadership & Transformation
Presented by 
Tracy Deveugle-Fink - Head of Innovation at APM Group

 Stream 2: Technology & Infrastructure
 Cyber Security Panel Discussion with
  • Moderator: Sheavy Kaur MACS CP - Cyber Security Specialist
  • Tom Cleary - CISO at WA Police
  • Paul Haskell-Dowland from ECU
2:45pm Afternoon Tea
3:15pm Locknote Address
 by Colleen Alstock - US Consul General

 
4:00pm Closing Remarks
4:15pm Conference close

 

👉 Keep your eyes on the horizon - full program and speaker reveals are just around the corner.

 

 

LOCATION

Centre for Aboriginal Studies (Building 211) at Curtin University, Bentley.

 

See map: https://link.mazemap.com/1s9jagFs

 

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TRAVELLING TO CURTIN BENTLEY - EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS

 

 

PLEASE NOTE:

To confirm attendance and CPD point allocation, on arrival at registration, please make sure to have your event confirmation e-mail with QR code ready to present where your attendance will be recorded. This can be provided via your phone or a printed copy.

 

** If you are not a current ACS member, you will be asked to 'create an account'. Your details will be used for registration processes only. If you experience technical issues, please contact the WA Branch by e-mail acs.wa@acs.org.au **

 

 

 

Event Partner Opportunities

The opportunities available for Partners interested in being involved in the 2026 WA Tech Summit have been designed to drive impact, deliver brand exposure and build connections with your key market audience.

 

Event partners will be able to:

  • Gain extensive exposure to tech and ICT professionals in Western Australia.
  • Be seen as a proactive and contributing member of the tech and ICT professional community in Western Australia.
  • Engage with prospective clients and future talent.
  • Gain strong brand awareness among your target audience.

 

Interested in sponsoring? We would be proud to partner with you!

To discuss partnership opportunities and for a copy of the prospectus, get in touch.

Event Location

Centre for Aboriginal Studies at Curtin University, 211 Chessell Drive, Bentley, WA, 6102
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