25-26 March 2026
Burn brightly in Melbourne: Your 2026 Executive Assistant adventure awaits!
The professional development event of the year, the 6th Annual Melbourne EA Congress, is set for 25-26 March 2026, and it’s bursting with fantastic new ideas, dynamism, and lasting connections.
Melbourne agenda magic unveiled
We’ve spoked to over 100 Executive Assistants to ensure this congress is tailored to deliver you the content that will help you grow in your career. This year’s lineup is sharper, energised, and packed with unbeatable impact.
• Future-focused fluency: Harness smart AI solutions, equip yourself for seamless workdays, and set the standard for savvy support
• Eminently adaptable: Staying ahead of every eventuality
• Strengthen your network: Power up your influence and get things done
• Thrive under pressure: Tap into game-changing, skilful prioritisation and stay well doing so
• Encourage your ambition: Dream big, nurture a growth mindset, and watch your career flourish
• Learn to live in the fast lane: Mix classic time hacks with the latest AI to boost your day
• Communication unleashed: Command every conversation with your words, moves, and nuance
• Sync up for strategy: Blend personalities and styles for next-level working relationships
• That’s just the start: Expect surprises and fresh themes across two unforgettable days.
Unmissable moments
A signature inspirational keynote will set the tone for every informative session to come. Explore panel discussions, real stories, innovative strategies, and more – all curated for enlightenment and maximum engagement.
Click here to get the full conference agenda
Early Bird energy
Melbourne’s 6th Annual Executive Assistant Congress is the ‘must-do’ experience of the season so jump in first with our Early Bird deal and get ready to ride a wave of excitement and connection with people who get you!
Rally your team and let the anticipation build!
Mark your calendar for 25-26 March 2026 – 2026’s event is about to inspire you to imagine greater things!
Crowd rave reviews
Famed for energy, inspiration, and lasting change, the past-year delegates hailed the event as a fantastic opportunity for skill-building, confidence enhancement, and genuine connection.
High praise, indeed!
‘Lots of relevant content, and things to walk away with and make improvements at work.’ – Kayla Morgan-Jones, EA, Cora Group
‘A fantastic opportunity to network and explore the roles of other EAs and the challenges they’re facing. Great exposure to new technology and capabilities to take away and apply, very relevant.’ – Fairlie Smith, EA, Queensland Police Service
‘It showed me that my role is more than just an EA. It made me walk away with more of an open mind and changes I’m ready to implement in my day-to-day. I would love the opportunity to speak on one of the panels at a future event.’ – Olivia Gutte, EA, Department for State Development Skill SA
‘Great panel/presenters – loved the first-hand examples and problems. Felt better than listening to a more commercialised seminar (the EAs presented, not non-EAs).’ – Jenny Thomas, EA, Department of Industry, Science and Resources
‘It gave me great insights to the world of EAs which is a new world to me, only being one for 1.5 years. It also strengthened my understanding of the prior knowledge I have had with regard to being an EA.’ – Erin Collis, EA – General Managers, Darebin City Council – City of Darebin
‘The panel discussions were the most insightful in hearing anecdotal stories and use cases. It’s been validating to hear from like-minded individuals who are passionate about what they do and at the top of their game.’ – Darren Conlon, Team Manager, Atlassian
‘It helped me to reflect on myself. Thao’s presentation was an eye-opener for how I feel about myself – I need to be more confident and positive. Overall, I’ve got lots of ‘take homes’ and lots of work to do – as soon as I block the time out!’ – Sharon Kolenda, Senior Admin Officer, Monash University
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Click HERE for Early bird Congress registrations!