Digital Leaders Dinner - Melbourne 2026
An intimate dinner for senior digital leaders, this event brings together a curated group for an evening of honest, peer-level conversation. Over three focused discussions, attendees will explore the role of optimization in composable architectures, the case for consolidating martech investment, and how experimentation keeps AI-generated content accountable. It's a small group by design, in a setting worth showing up for.
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Some of the most valuable conversations in digital don’t happen at conference stages. They happen across dinner tables, between practitioners who are willing to be honest about what’s working and what isn’t. Digital Leaders Dinner – Melbourne 2026 is an intimate evening for senior digital leaders, built around three discussions that cut to what matters right now: optimization’s place in composable architectures, making the CFO case for martech consolidation, and using experimentation as a quality control layer when AI is driving content at scale.
The format is deliberately small. Three focused talk tracks set the direction, but the real value is in the conversation they open up. You’ll be seated with peers who share your context and your challenges, in the Palm Room at Gimlet Restaurant on 20 May at 7pm. It’s a setting worth showing up for, and so is the discussion.
You’ll leave with sharper thinking on decisions your team is actively facing, and the kind of peer connections that don’t come from a standard networking event.
Expect deep insights:
- The Missing Piece: Optimisation in Composable Architectures – How experimentation fits (and often gets overlooked) when you’re building on headless and MACH stacks.
- Why does Best of Breed matter? – As SaaS companies shift between point solutions to multiple tools, how and when does Best of Breed matter?
- AI Content Explosion & Bloat: Why Experimentation Is Your Quality Control Layer – As AI accelerates content at scale, how do you ensure what goes live actually performs?
Becky Peebles
Associate Director, ANZ, VWO
Amanda Green
General Manager Digital & Innovation, Treasury Wine Estates