CX, SXSW & Sister Cities!

You are invited to the CX, SXSW & Sister Cities Celebration from Adelaide SA to Austin TX that will celebrate the 40 year sister city relationship from Adelaide, South Australia, Australia to Austin, Texas, USA where y’all are welcome.

The event will focus on innovations in CX, sharing insights from SXSW 2023 in Austin Texas, new discovery technologies, inviting local Meetups and the innovation ecosystem to get involved.

Who is this event for?

People interested in Customer Experience (CX); businesses who have been to SXSW or are interested in going to Sydney in 2023 or Austin in 2024; those who support the Austin sister city relationship, and all sister cities; Meetup members plus anyone who enjoys networking and meeting new friends.

This will be the perfect opportunity to meet with entrepreneurs, founders and innovators who are leading change, applying cool tech, changing customer experience, making local, national and global connections.

Presented by Workforce BluePrint and the Australian Customer Experience Professionals Association (ACXPA) plus supporters, light refreshments and drinks will be made available.

Joining us will be the the meetups “Adelaide Virtual Reality” and “Augmented Reality Adelaide” which have been running for 7 years in Adelaide. Daish Malani from Add-Life technologies will show you the power of virtual reality facilitated mobility assessment and rehabilitation. Heath Amos from Headfelt can answer your questions about Augmented and Extended Reality.

More Meetups are joining this event including – Adelaide Education & Technology Meetup; Reinventing Work: Adelaide; SA Development Professionals; Sea to Valley Startups; and Side hustle and Startup to Scaleup and Standout.

There are a limited number of tickets available, so please reserve your spots at this popular event supported by sponsors and Meetups.

The audience will be startups, scaleups, SMEs, business, industry and regional leaders, local government, creatives and arts sector, events and festivals, state government and feds too.

On the sister city connection, it is open for anyone who likes to consider partnerships including NFPs and corporates, policy makers, and people addressing social issues.

Please note the event is free, but you must still register on the link below.