The REd Talk Series is all about the future of the CRE industry, our future talent.

 

These talks are a prominent feature of the CoreNet Global Australia Chapter Annual Conference, where our Young Leaders get the opportunity to present their ideas in front of over 300 industry professionals. If you have a topic that you're passionate about, this is your chance to shape the​ future of the industry through a 7-minute TED-style talk.

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The focus for 2024 is encapsulated by the theme 'Picture the Possibilities'. We're calling on speakers to inspire us with their vision of an ideal future. Describe the transformations and their significant effects.

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This year has a twist though - we want you to also share your vision of what the world could look like in 2040 about your chosen topic.

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Each chosen speaker will receive support from the Speakers Institute Corporate, ensuring their success on stage.

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The Young Leaders will deliver their talks on September 4, 2024, at the Park Hyatt Melbourne during the CoreNet Global Australia Annual Conference.
 
It's important to note that you do not have to be a member to participate.

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Key Dates

9 May - REd talk launch - Cultivating Confidence

9 May - Applications open

7 June - Applications close

21 June - Shortlist announced

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Rules of Engagement

1. Speaker to be 35 or younger on 31 July 2024

2. You do not have to be a member of CoreNet Global to apply

3. Speaker to be a rising star within the industry or within the spotlight of the industry topic

4. Public speaking skills need to be of a standard that will engage the audience

5. Topic must link to conference theme "Picture the Possibilities"

6. Presentation can go for no more than 7 minutes

7. Presentation can be accompanied by slides, but no more than five (including cover page)

8. Content should be original, not a recap of already published content

9. Content needs to have an opinion, recommendation on how the industry should tackle the issue

10. There should be no commercial agenda. Speakers should not promote their own company, products or services.