APMP offers live webinars that address key industry topics and best practices. In addition to the live event, webinars are recorded and available for viewing at your convenience, providing you with an invaluable resource.
All webinars (live and recorded) are free to members. For non-members, the cost is $75. All registrants receive a link to a recorded version of the webinar, regardless of attendance.
Webinar Library
See our list of recorded presentations, including our most recent and most popular.
Upcoming Webinars
Quantifying an Internal Business Case for our Profession with BidWrite
Date: Thursday 3 October
Time: 2.30pm – 3:15pm AEST (GMT + 10)
Location: Online Event
Cost: Free for APMP members
APMP Fellow Nigel Dennis has championed the value of the bidding profession for more than three decades. A naturally quantitative thinker, Nigel believes we can dramatically improve the way we prove the value we bring to our organisations, in the process positioning our profession at a more strategic level.
Join us for this fascinating session as Nigel turns the lens inwards, stepping us through:
1) How to Isolate and measure the bidding metrics that underpin organisational bidding performance
2) How small changes in these metrics can deliver staggering top line revenue and bottom-line cost improvements
3) How bidding professionals can use this information to quantify their worth and help drive strategic organisational change.
Recent Webinars
AI for Humans: Ethics in the Development of Technology with AutoGen AI
We had an insightful and engaging discussion in our recent webinar on the intricate relationship between AI and human communication. Thank you to AutogenAI and Annelies Tjetjep, and everyone who attended and contributed to the conversation!
We explored how AI can significantly enhance human convenience but emphasised the importance of responsible AI development. From addressing bias and ensuring diversity in AI teams to safeguarding privacy and promoting creativity, we covered some of the most pressing issues in the AI landscape and that bids and proposals professionals are encountering more and more.
Key Takeaways:
- Human-Centric AI: We emphasised that AI development must prioritize human needs, ensuring that technology enhances rather than replaces human experiences.
- Communication Evolution: Reflecting on historical advancements in communication, we highlighted the importance of AI in fostering better human interaction.
- Diversity in AI Teams: The necessity of diverse teams in developing AI that is representative and minimises bias.
- Ethical AI Development: Addressing bias, ensuring transparency, and protecting privacy are crucial for maintaining trust in AI technologies.
- Guardrails for AI: Establishing ethical “guardrails” and legal compliance measures to prevent harm is vital for responsible AI development.
- Balancing Innovation and Ethics: The ongoing challenge of balancing technological innovation with ethical responsibilities, particularly in addressing job displacement and fostering creativity.
Thank you again to all our members, participants and speakers for making this webinar a success.