Melbourne Indesign Exhibitor Deadline Approaching

May 19th, 2016

Tags: MID2016

The deadline for exhibitor registration is June 6, so the time to register is now! With Indesign Media’s engaged audience totaling over 713 000, the benefits of being an exhibitor speak for themselves.

Melbourne Indesign is the biggest event on 2016’s design calendar, and we found it only fitting to hunt out four of the most exciting names in Australian design to serve as ambassadors. Foolscap Studio mastermind Adèle Winteridge, Open House Melbourne creative director Emma Telfer, Gray Puksand’s Heidi Smith, and design lecturer and NGV design curator Simone LeAmon are serving as the ambassador team for Melbourne Indesign 2016.

A regular highlight of Melbourne Indesign, The WorkLife seminars will this year feature design professionals diving headfirst into the issues most challenging the design industry today. Our experts will be looking at the gender divide in design leadership, experimentation vs. commercial outcomes, the collective exhausting with the ‘starchitect’, project manager malaise, designing for the public good, and the ongoing war for talent.

Discover what makes MID unmissable, for exhibitors and visitors alike, by visiting our website, or contact us directly to confirm your visitor spot!

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