The keynote speakers ODE Management manages on scams, cyber security and digital safety. What each one covers, the audience each is written for, and how to get a shortlist.

Everyone runs the scam training. Someone still pays the fake invoice. Dominic Thurbon reckons that gap isn't a knowledge problem, it's a behaviour problem, and closing it is what actually protects your business. Here's why he's the speaker to put in front of your audience.

Cybercrime now costs Australia over $40 billion a year, and the way in is usually a person, not a firewall. Adam Spencer has hosted AusCERT since 2010. His keynote shows business audiences how cyber scams really work, and what to do on Monday morning.

Your controls are only as good as the people using them, and scammers know it. Behavioural neuroscientist Dr Emily Heath explains why smart, trained staff still get scammed, what it costs a business, and why a keynote changes behaviour where compliance training does not.

Australia's housing model is changing, and property and real estate businesses need to know what comes next. On Equity Mates, Alan Kohler laid out why prices are set to stall and what it means for the sector. Here's why he's the housing keynote speaker to book through ODE Management.

Your keynote speaker is on stage for an hour. Your MC is on it all day. Here are the four Australian hosts ODE Management manages, the room each one owns, and how to work out which one your event needs.

Planning an event and wondering what a keynote speaker will cost? Here is a clear guide to Australian speaker fees, what a booking includes, what sits alongside it, and how to get an accurate all in figure quickly.

Ranked eleventh among the world's top futurists, and a foresight practitioner trained at the Institute for the Future. Michael McQueen and Melissa Clark-Reynolds are the two futurists ODE Management manages, and here is who to pair them with on a programme.

The future isn't something to predict, it's something to prepare for. In this practical keynote, futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds equips leaders with the tools to spot emerging trends, cut through uncertainty and build strategic foresight into everyday decision-making, helping organisations anticipate change instead of reacting to it.

Today's biggest boardroom risks aren't just financial. They're geopolitical, technological and societal. In this practical keynote, futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds helps directors and executives identify emerging risks before they escalate, equipping boards with the foresight to strengthen governance, make better strategic decisions and prepare confidently for an uncertain future.

AI is transforming how customers discover, compare and choose brands, often before a human interaction ever occurs. In this forward-looking keynote, futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds reveals how AI is reshaping the customer journey and equips leaders with practical strategies to remain visible, trusted and competitive in an AI-driven marketplace.

The biggest threat to your organisation may not be AI itself, but how easily misinformation influences decision-making. In this thought-provoking keynote, Tracey Spicer AM equips leaders with practical tools to spot deepfakes, challenge assumptions, strengthen critical thinking and build more resilient, evidence-based organisations in the age of AI.

Seven Australian speakers on artificial intelligence and the future of work, matched to the problem you actually need solved rather than the topic on the agenda.

Why do so many change initiatives fail to deliver lasting results? Dr Emily Heath explores the behavioural science behind successful transformation, revealing practical strategies to reduce resistance, build momentum and make change stick. Audiences leave with evidence-based tools to accelerate adoption and create meaningful, sustainable behaviour change.

Why do intelligent people make poor decisions? Dr Emily Heath explores the hidden biases, mental shortcuts and cognitive blind spots that shape our choices. Through practical frameworks and real-world examples, audiences learn how to make better decisions, reduce risk and think more clearly when the pressure is on.

Why do some messages inspire action while others are forgotten? Drawing on neuroscience, psychology and the science of storytelling, Dr Emily Heath reveals how to communicate with greater clarity, influence and impact. Audiences learn practical techniques to create memorable messages that build trust, drive engagement and inspire action.

What if remembering more was a skill, not a gift? In this engaging and interactive session, Dr Emily Heath explores the science of memory, why we forget, and how simple techniques can dramatically improve recall. Audiences leave with practical tools to remember names, information, ideas and everyday tasks more effectively.

Scams are no longer just a technology problem. They are a human problem. In this powerful keynote, Dr Emily Heath reveals the psychology behind scams, why intelligent people fall victim, and how organisations can design more effective prevention, intervention and support strategies that protect customers, employees and communities.

In a wide-ranging interview on The Wisdom Of… Show, Walkley Award–winning journalist, author and keynote speaker Tracey Spicer AM explains how bias gets hardwired into AI — and shares the AI Integrity Model leaders can use to move from bias to equity across data, algorithms and machine learning.

Food is no longer just about nutrition. It is about identity, politics and gender. Futurist Melissa Clark-Reynolds ONZM reveals how cultural coding is reshaping consumer behaviour and what leaders in food, retail and marketing need to do about it.