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ECU partners with REMIX summit to spark innovation and creativity in Perth

Edith Cowan University (ECU) is thrilled to announce a new partnership with REMIX Summit, an influential global platform at the intersection of technology, business and  creativity.

Large digital screen with electronic imagery with person standing in front at a lectern branded REMIX REMIX Summit Perth partnering with ECU.

This collaboration comes as REMIX Summit Perth 2024 takes place in the city on November 21, gathering thought leaders and innovators from around the world to discuss and shape the future of creative industries.

With ECU's Dr Kylie Boltin among the speakers, the event marks an exciting step forward in ECU's plans to play a pivotal role in Perth’s creative and entrepreneurial landscape.

The partnership between ECU and REMIX recognises the immense potential of bringing together ECU's state-of-the-art facilities and REMIX’s renowned global reach.

Through this collaboration, ECU aims to foster a culture of innovation and creativity, supporting Perth's emergence as a dynamic hub for creative thinkers and tech-savvy entrepreneurs.

Aligning Visions for Creative Transformation

The REMIX Summit is known for its international presence and reputation as a gathering point for leaders in creativity, technology and entrepreneurship.

Executive Dean, Arts and Humanities and Australia's first Professor of Internet Studies, Matthew Allen said ECU was excited to partner with REMIX Summit Perth 2024.

For ECU, the alignment with REMIX Summit Perth provides a powerful platform to showcase its commitment to fostering innovation and supporting Western Australia's cultural and technological growth. This vision aligns perfectly with ECU's City Campus, a landmark development in the heart of Perth’s CBD that promises to be a game-changer for education and industry collaboration in the region.

"ECU City is a game-changer for Perth, bringing business, technology and creativity into the heart of the CBD through a world-class, state-of-the-art university campus," said Professor Allen.

"The alignment with REMIX Summit Perth, with its global impact, and commitment to nurturing entrepreneurs, creatives, and artists, couldn't be stronger. We look forward to developing the relationship in coming years to truly inspire the next generation of creative thinkers.

"ECU's innovative Creative Humanities program, starting this year at Mt Lawley ahead of the move to the City Campus, embodies the spirit of Remix: taking the best of ECU's traditions and mixing it up for an even bolder and brighter future."

Showcasing ECU's Expertise on a Global Stage

ECU's involvement in the REMIX Summit is highlighted by the presence of Dr Kylie Boltin, ECU's Associate Professor within the School of Arts and Humanities and a member of the newly expanded WA Screen and Media Academy, who joins an impressive lineup of speakers.

Dr Boltin's expertise spans digital storytelling, creative media and cultural technology—fields directly aligned with REMIX's mission to foster cross-industry collaboration and inspire new ways of thinking. Her insights will provide valuable perspectives on how creative technologies can drive impactful storytelling and connect diverse audiences.

Associate Professor Kylie Boltin is a celebrated journalist, producer, and academic with multiple Walkley Awards for Digital Storytelling and Innovation, as well as a NSW Premier’s Literary Award for screenwriting.

Looking Ahead: Strengthening the Partnership

Bringing future world-class events to our State establishes Perth as a prominent destination for global thought leaders and innovators. This aligns with ECU’s broader goal of creating a vibrant ecosystem where students, industry professionals and entrepreneurs can collaborate to drive change and innovation.

REMIX Co-founder Peter Tullin also expressed enthusiasm about ECU’s involvement.

"We're thrilled to partner with ECU, whose commitment to the intersection of creativity, business and technology perfectly complements the goals of REMIX Summit," said Mr Tullin.

"With ECU's influence, we're excited about the possibilities of expanding our impact and inspiring the next wave of creative leaders in Perth and beyond."

ECU's Vision for a Creative and Technological Future

ECU's partnership with REMIX Summit is a testament to the University’s commitment to embedding creativity and technology into the core of its academic offerings and community engagement.

The ECU City campus is poised to be a catalyst for growth in Perth’s creative industries, reinforcing the university's mission to educate, inspire and lead in fields that drive global innovation.

With the REMIX Summit set to become an annual highlight in Perth's calendar, ECU is excited to deepen its relationship with REMIX, inspiring collaboration and equipping students and professionals alike with the tools and insights they need to succeed in today's digital economy.

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