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experiences. “We’re no longer captive to death by PowerPoint,” he quips, highlighting the newfound freedom afforded by evolving technological capabilities. NCCC’s collaboration with Encore has been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of technological innovation within the events industry. The partnership has resulted in groundbreaking showcases, including implementing cutting- edge technologies such as project mapping and holographic displays. The advancements have transformed ordinary event settings into immersive and captivating experiences, exemplifying the seamless integration of creativity and technology to elevate event engagements. BEHIND THE SCENES, THE DEDICATED TEAM Delving into the operational intricacies reveals the bustling activity at NCCC, where approximately 120 to 140 major events are hosted annually. This substantial volume of business positions NCCC as a hub for intellectual exchange and collaboration, enriching Canberra’s cultural landscape while bolstering its reputation as a vibrant events destination. Wood points to MilCIS 2024 which is a key event in the calendar each year for the military and for Canberra. This event draws delegates from all senior areas of the military as well as a significant delegation from overseas. Over the course of three days 4000 attendees participate from Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK and Canada. The event boasts over 120 trade booths and represents a great place to do Defence business and establish research and capability partnering with the Australian Government and Defence. Within the corridors of NCCC, Wood provides insights into the intricate mosaic that comprises its workforce—a dedicated team of full-time and casual employees.With a core of nearly 40 full-time staff complemented by an extensive pool of casual workers, NCCC orchestrates a symphony of talent to cater to the diverse needs of its clientele. The collaborative effort becomes particularly pronounced during high-profile events such as 7 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 06, ISSUE 04 NAT IONAL CONVENT ION CENTRE CANBERRA