Australian Payroll Summit - Sydney
27 September 2024
| Date | Location | Price | Earlybird price |
| 27 September 2024 | Hilton Sydney, 488 George St, Sydney | $875 |
$775
Early bird ends 31 July 2024
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| Date | Location | Price | Earlybird price |
| 27 September 2024 | Online | $695 |
$595
Early bird ends 31 July 2024
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The Australian Payroll Summit is the premier event for payroll professionals in Australia.
Join Australian Payroll Association as we empower you to solve future challenges in collaboration with your peers, Industry leaders and technical experts.
The 2024 Australian Payroll Summit in Sydney on 27 September is focused on:
"Creating Confidence in How People are Paid"
In the dynamic world of business, the role of payroll is indispensable, and it's significance keeps growing with time. At the heart of this evolution lies a fundamental principle: continuous learning in payroll.
Join us for a full day of presentations from industry leaders, high performers and technical experts, all while networking with top payroll professionals from around the country. You'll have the opportunity to learn from experts and discover the latest best practices in payroll, as well as stay up-to-date on the ever-changing regulations and compliance issues.
Overall, the Australian Payroll Summit is a must-attend event for anyone working in payroll in Australia, Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to continue your learning!
| 0815 - 0845 | Event registration, coffee and tea served |
| 0845 - 0900 | Welcome |
| 0900 - 0945 | TRANSFORMING PAYROLL: SOLVING PAIN POINTS TO UNLOCK ORGANISATIONAL SUCCESS
Dr Anat Hassner | Chief People and Strategy Officer, Uniting In this session, we will explore a comprehensive payroll transformation journey from the perspectives of People & Culture and strategic alignment. Unlike many organisations that halt progress after addressing payroll issues, this journey goes beyond pain relief to deliver tangible gains. |
| 0945 - 1030 | PAYROLL INSIGHTS: UNDERSTANDING NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND ISSUES
Jasmine Fernance | Head of Member Services, Australian Payroll Association Jasmine will discuss the most recent payroll developments and challenges encountered by payroll professionals. |
| 1030 – 1100 | MORNING TEA |
| 1100-1145 | HARD DECISIONS MADE EASY
Paul Gordon | CEO, Catalyze APAC Paul will transform the way you approach high-stakes decision-making. During this session, Paul will introduce his Decision Thinking approach, providing attendees with insights into effective strategies and tools that simplify decision processes. |
| 1145–1230 | AI IN PAYROLL: BENEFITS, CHALLENGES, AND REALITIES
Tracy Angwin | Director, Australian Payroll Association Join Tracy as she explores the impact of AI on payroll, delving into the benefits, challenges, and potential pitfalls. This session aims to provide a balanced perspective on how AI will transform payroll in the future. |
| 1230 – 1330 | LUNCH |
| 1330 – 1415 | UPDATE FROM THE ATO
Chontelle Weyman | Director – Single Touch Payroll Employer & Intermediary Lead, Australian Taxation Office In this session, the ATO will provide an insightful update on the latest issues and developments impacting employers. Key topics will include a focus on STP data quality, including common data quality issues and how to address them, and other important updates. |
| 1415 – 1500 | HOW SOFTWARE PROVIDERS AND GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION BENEFITS PAYROLL PROFESSIONALS
Simone Dixon | Vice President, Digital Service Providers Australia New Zealand Explore how Digital Service Providers in Australia and New Zealand collaborate with government entities to shape industry standards and improve service delivery. Discover how the change in regulation process works, from participating in consultation, planning and co-design phases of digital projects up to product delivery stage. |
| 1500 - 1530 | AFTERNOON TEA |
| 1530 – 1615 | UPDATE FROM NSW INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
Toni Minovski | Stakeholder Engagement Manager, NSW Industrial Relations Toni will be discussing the New South Wales Long Service Leave, covering its key provisions, recent updates, and how it impacts both employers and employees. |
| 1615 - 1700 | 2024 National Payroll Awards
Australian Payroll Association Join us for the prestigious National Payroll Awards Presentation, where we celebrate excellence and innovation in payroll management. This session will honour the outstanding achievements of payroll professionals and organisations who have demonstrated exceptional performance, creativity, and leadership in the field. |
| 1700 | Summit Close |
*agenda is subject to change
Hilton Sydney
488 George St,
Sydney 2000
GETTING THERE
HOTEL PARKING
DIRECTIONS
Due to one way road systems, please note that car access is via Pitt Street only. Please program 255 Pitt Street if using a car navigational device.
From the South or either of the Domestic or International Airports, enter Sydney via the Eastern Distributor. Take the William Street exit and proceed along William Street until you reach Park Street. Turn left onto Castlereagh Street, continue along, then make a right onto Liverpool Street followed by another right onto Pitt Street. Once you pass Park Street, you’ll find the hotel driveway, valet parking, and car park on the left side of Pitt Street.
From the West, stay on the M4 Tollway. Take the exit towards Sydney and A44, then continue onto A4. Keep left to merge onto A4 (towards ANZAC Bridge), and then keep right for the Cross City Tunnel towards the City Centre and Darling Harbour. Take the exit towards City North and Harbour Street, which will become Bathurst Street. Continue along Bathurst Street, then turn left onto Pitt Street. After 300 meters, you’ll find the hotel driveway, valet parking, and car park on the left-hand side.
From the North, enter Sydney via the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Stay on the Western Distributor (look for signs for Western Suburbs/City Centre/Darling Harbour). Keep right to stay on the Western Distributor/A4. Take the exit towards City Centre/Darling Harbour (follow signs for Anzac Bridge/Western Suburbs/City Centre/Darling Harbour). Turn left onto Bathurst Street, then continue along Bathurst Street. Finally, turn left onto Pitt Street. After 300 meters, you’ll find the hotel driveway, valet parking, and car park on the left-hand side.
 Chontelle Weyman Director - Single Touch Payroll Employer & Intermediary Lead | ATO |
 Toni Minovski Stakeholder Engagement Manager | NSW Industrial Relations |
 Paul Gordon CEO | Catalyze APAC |
 Simone Dixon Vice President | Digital Service Providers Australia New Zealand (DSPANZ) |
 Jasmine Fernance Head of Members Services | Australian Payroll Association |
 Tracy Angwin Director | Australian Payroll Association |