What we’re about
The Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (KMLF) is a knowledge, education and networking forum, run by Volunteer KM practitioners for KM practitioners.
Meetings are usually held on the 4th Wednesday of each month in the central business district in Melbourne, Australia. During COVID restrictions, Zoom video events are being hosted online. Membership is free, and attendance at meetings usually requires a small donation to cover drinks and nibbles.
Get to this MeetUp site quickly at http://melbournekmlf.org/!
At KMLF meetings, members can participate in addressing and discussing issues regarding knowledge management and related topics. The aim of this participation is to set the foundation for a casual network of interested practitioners and scholars to discuss knowledge management and its impact on both business and government organisations.
The regular attendance at forum meetings is between 20-40 people. These represent executives and knowledge management practitioners from government and a range of corporations and SMEs. Academia, consultancies and vendors are also represented. Industries represented include legal, defence, manufacturing, C&IT and banking & finance. Our committee includes senior consultants, managers and executives from government and commercial enterprises and KM practitioners.
Meetings usually start at around 6 pm. The formal session usually wraps up by 7:30 pm, with networking and refreshments afterwards. After that, anyone interested can then adjourn for further discussions over dinner at a restaurant nearby.
Best regards,
The Organising Team
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- KMLF - Innovating with intention: AI and Human-Centric DesignMinterEllison, Melbourne
** This is a hybrid event. Attend in person at the address at right, or join via Microsoft Teams. The Teams link will be available via the Comments section on 28th May.**
______Join us for a thought-provoking event, "Innovating with Intention: AI and Human-Centric Design," where we explore the dynamic intersection of artificial intelligence and human-centered design.
Key topics will include:
- Insights on the latest trends in GenAI that reshapes the approach to knowledge management
- GenAI implications on human experience, knowledge management and education
- Ethical considerations in AI implementation
Speaker's Bio
Mehrnoush Salepour is an Innovation and Generative AI Enablement Lead with Group Risk and Compliance at HSBC, based in Hong Kong. She works with change leaders across the organization to foster a culture of innovation, embrace AI adoption, and embed agility in their ways of working.
Mehrnoush has diversified experience in spearheading digital transformation and business improvement. As a design thinking practitioner, Mehrnoush is known for delivering creative and quality outcomes, facilitating collaboration amongst diverse stakeholders to innovate in highly complex matrix organizations.
With a passion for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, she has led key diversity initiatives both globally and locally in the organisation.
Mehrnoush has a bachelor's degree in software engineering and holds two Masters in IT and Commerce from Deakin University Melbourne.
She is a guest lecturer with City University of Hong Kong, educating young minds on the importance of inclusive design in the age of AI.Session Details:
- Date & Time: Wednesday 28th May, 6:00pm AEST
- Format: Virtual session on Teams + In person session at Minter Ellison, 447 Collins St, Melbourne
- Agenda:
- 6:30pm - 7:30pm: Exploration of the topic
- 8:00pm: Wrap-up
