Does everyone need a personal brand? The rise of the visible founder. Do journalists need to be influencers now? The changing needs of Australian audiences. Is AI going to take my job? The steady erosion of institutional trust. CEOs as content creators? SEO algorithm updates. Do traditional media brands still hold the same power? The TikTokification of workplaces. The landscape has undeniably changed.
So how do you build your brand, in 2025?
What Australian media wants now
Refine what you stand for in market
Identify + attract your target audience
Scale a cult following with clout
Cultivate a targeted email list
Create content that opens doors
Forge strategic brand alignments
Build a brand tribe of advocates
What Australian media wants now
Refine what you stand for in market
Identify + attract your target audience
Scale a cult following with clout
Cultivate a targeted email list
Create content that opens doors
Forge strategic brand alignments
Build a brand tribe of advocates
You're amazing at telling other people’s stories…
but not so great at promoting your own
You got into this industry to do what you love…
but what you actually work on isn’t always that inspiring
You'd love a bigger reputation...
but you’re not keen on self-serving ‘influencer’ culture
You're a damn hard worker…
but outside of your professional sphere, virtually no one knows about your work.
Sound familiar?
You’d like a bigger reputation...
but you’re not so keen on ‘influencer’ culture
You got into this industry to do what you love...
but what you actually work on isn’t always that inspiring
You’re great at what you do...
but outside of your professional sphere, virtually no one knows about your work
You’ve got messages that need amplification... but in a splintering landscape, that's an on-going challenge
You can see what’s not working... but getting buy-in for something braver is an uphill battle
You’re being told to implement AI...
but how? And is it going to take your job?
Time Out
@adzy_edwards
The rules have changed – fast.
In an age of AI and corporate cynicism,
people now trust individuals, not faceless corporations –
and that's having a big effect on all of us.
For publicists, marketers, and storytellers,
it means adapting to an era where audiences connect with stories about people – not products.
For founders, executives, and employees, it’s no longer just about the company brand –
it’s about yours, too.
And for business owners, freelancers, and the self-employed among us?
Doing good work is no longer enough.
If we want a reputation that delivers recognition and results,
we must intentionally craft professional visibility, in a way that engenders expertise and trust.
In real time, we're experiencing a profound shift away from logos, towards faces.
Those who learn how to show up – consistently, strategically, and authentically – are the ones who will secure their future.
This isn't a conversation about vanity metrics or dancing on TikTok.
This is about the new rules of connection, content and how we do business as experts, leaders, and creatives.
And not just on social media...
...but in boardrooms, media headlines, and industry conversations.
Journalists + content creators
Agencies
Media + social media experts
Freelancers
PRs
Marketers
Brand-builders
Creative entrepreneurs
Australia's storyteller for storytellers.
A true master of brand building.
– Angela Cowley
Managing Director
Eight Communications
One of the rarest voices in the industry.
– Nicole Veauvy
Senior Brand PR Manager
IHG Hotels Worldwide
Georgia has shifted the way I think about brand forever.
– Jil Hogan
Columnist Australian
Financial Review
BRAND CAMP is a conference dedicated to the new business of storytelling. It’s where media, marketers, influentials, and storytellers come together to explore how authenticity, narrative, and visibility shape influence in today’s world.
• Journalists
• Content Creators
• PRs
• Agencies
• Marketers
• Brand builders
• Creative founders
• Members of GMC
If you craft stories, shape reputations, or build brands—whether for yourself or others—this is for you. Expect to connect with journalists, PR pros, marketers, content creators, founders, and thought leaders who understand that in the attention economy, a strong personal brand is non-negotiable.
Where: Machine Hall, 185 Clarence St, Sydney, New South Wales Australia.
When: 9am–5pm, Wednesday 21 May, 2025.
The entrance is clearly signposted.
Compelling keynotes, thought-provoking panels, and live workshops led by industry insiders. We’ll cover everything from community building and reputation management to storytelling that resonates. You’ll leave with fresh insights, real connections, and the confidence to amplify your brand.
Not at all. This is a deep dive into what makes a modern brand truly magnetic, through storytelling. You’ll meet the right people, yes – but more importantly, you’ll walk away with strategies, perspectives, and inspirational ideas that stick.
Nope. Whether you're a behind-the-scenes strategist or a front-facing personality, this event is about the craft of brand – not follower counts.
A huge day of inspiration, motivation, insights and strategy from Australia's top echelon of marketers, creative founders and professional storytellers. To keep the ticket price cost effective, we've given you the freedom to choose your own lunch from the many city options nearby – with morning and afternoon tea provided, so there's plenty of time for connecting with each other.
Tickets are available here. Secure yours before they’re gone – our kind of people tend to move fast.
You sure can. You'll find options for that here.
Your curiosity, your business cards (if you’re old-school like that), and a willingness to rethink how you show up in the world.
If your brand aligns with the art of storytelling, visibility, and brand trust in the era of AI, let's chat. Reach out at [email protected].
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No doubt about it, the way we tell stories has changed.