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Capability ≠ Capacity: What I wish I’d known about neurodivergence leading tech

Capability ≠ Capacity: What I wish I’d known about neurodivergence leading tech

Thu, Oct 22, 6:30 AM
From Tech Leading Ladies
4.8

Capability ≠ Capacity: What I wish I’d known about my neurodivergent brain when I was leading in tech I was diagnosed ADHD and autistic at 41, following severe burnout at the peak of my career in technology leadership, transformation and digital delivery. I was clearly capable of doing complex work. What I didn’t understand was why things that seemed like they should be easy could sometimes require an enormous amount of effort. In this talk, I’ll explore some of the less visible things that use our capacity at work — and how this helps us to find the right strategies to work sustainably as a neurodivergent leader. **Agenda (time in Melbourne/AEST)** * 5:30pm Networking * 6:00pm Welcome * 6:05pm Main Presentation * 6:35pm Q&A * 7:00pm Networking * 7:30pm Close **This will be a HYBRID event:** **Zoom link -** will be posted 1hr before event starts. **Our Speaker** **Ani Møller** Ani Møller is a neurodivergent leadership coach and ICF Professional Certified Coach (PCC) who works exclusively with neurodivergent leaders. Before becoming a coach, Ani worked in technology, transformation and digital delivery, including as an Executive Director leading large teams and multi-million-dollar programs. They were diagnosed ADHD and autistic at 41 following severe burnout, and subsequently trained as an ADHD coach. Their work now brings together lived experience, coaching and decades of leadership and transformation experience to help neurodivergent leaders understand how they work and build more sustainable ways of working and leading.

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50 attendees
Claude Agent Workshop: Design, Build & Test AI Agents

Claude Agent Workshop: Design, Build & Test AI Agents

Sat, Oct 24, 11:00 PM
From AI Circle - JR Academy
4.3

**A one-day, hands-on workshop in Melbourne, delivered in English.** ​You’ve used Claude to write code or answer questions. Now you want to build an agent that can use tools, work with context and carry out a task. ​How should you structure it? Which tools should it have access to? And how do you test whether it behaves as intended? ​Join **Roy, AI Engineer at [V2.ai](https://v2.ai/?utm_source=luma)**, for a practical workshop focused on designing, building and testing Claude agents. Explore the decisions behind an agent’s architecture, work through its core components, and practise testing and refining its behaviour. ​The workshop uses **content provided by Anthropic** and is based on **Claude Certified Architect – Foundations**. ## ​What you’ll work on ​Throughout the day, you’ll explore five connected areas: * ​**Agent architecture:** Structure an agent’s workflow and understand how its components work together. * ​**Tools & MCP:** Explore how agents connect to tools and external capabilities through the Model Context Protocol. * ​**Claude Code:** Work with Claude Code as part of your development workflow. * ​**Prompts & structured outputs:** Write clearer instructions and shape outputs for use in applications. * ​**Context & reliability:** Manage the information an agent needs and test how consistently it performs. ​The focus is practical: connect these concepts to the choices you make when building an agent, then test and refine your approach. ## ​Who this workshop is for ​This workshop is designed for developers, aspiring AI engineers and technical builders who want practical experience with Claude agents. ​It’s particularly relevant if you’ve been experimenting with Claude and want a clearer understanding of agent architecture, tool integration and reliability. ## ​Meet your instructor ​Roy ​**AI Engineer at [V2.ai](https://v2.ai/?utm_source=luma)** ​Roy has worked on agentic AI and software development projects at Deloitte and other companies, bringing practical AI engineering experience across enterprise applications. ​His work includes agent systems for **global supply chain risk management, invoice processing automation and software development productivity**. He focuses on translating AI capabilities into practical business solutions that help organisations solve complex problems and improve team efficiency. ​Roy holds the following Claude certifications: * ​Claude Certified Architect – Professional * ​Claude Certified Architect – Foundations * ​Claude Certified Developer – Foundations ​He will guide you through the workshop’s technical concepts and hands-on work, connecting agent design decisions to real business applications. ## ​Event details ​**Date:** Sunday, 25 October 2026 **Time:** 10:00 AM–4:00 PM AEDT **Location:** Melbourne City **Format:** In person · Hands-on **Language:** English **Workshop fee:** $389 ## ​Register ​Ready to build with Claude? ​**Contact JR Academy to register for the Claude Agent Workshop.**

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MAD COACHING Wednesday Coaching Session

Wed, Oct 14, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

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Wed, Oct 21, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

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Wed, Oct 28, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee

The Badminton Hub Coaching - Adults Thursday FUNDAMENTALS

Thu, Oct 15, 7:00 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
1 attendee
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While Melbourne offers diverse coaching groups, specifics depend on existing groups and interests. It's a good idea to browse and see what aligns with your professional development goals.

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Meetup is oriented towards group activities and not specifically designed for one-on-one coaching sessions. However, networking at group events might lead to private opportunities, leveraging connections made.

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