In line with this year’s theme of “Human Connection in a Post-Digital World”, Nine’s client solutions division, Powered by Nine,  will be delving into some of their recent research  that unpacks whether brands in Australia are keeping up with audience views of gender in a session called “The End of Men and Women: Are brands evolving their idea of gender with Australia?”

The session will be led by Powered by Nine’s Director of Client Strategy, Toby Boon, who will be accompanied by panellists Hannah Krijnen; Director FiftyFive5, David Gray; Strategy Consultant, and Audrey Mason-Hyde; Public Speaker / Slam Poet / Activist.

‘We are excited to be partnering with Emergence Creative Festival for 2020,’ said Clive Bingwa Managing Director of Nine Perth. ‘Our panel will tackle the topic of how businesses and brands keep relevant and ensure they are reflecting current community attitudes’.

Festival Director Erin Molloy said, ‘We’re thrilled to have Nine partnering with us for Emergence Creative Festival in 2020.’

‘Nine have been strong supporters of Emergence for many years and we’re looking forward to them sharing their research in a session at the festival this March.’

Tickets are on sale now for the session via the Workshop Tickets page.

About Nine's Cultural Conversations series:

Each year Nine’s client solutions division, Powered by Nine, adds to its Cultural Conversations series – a series of research reports that delve deeply into modern areas of culture to understand them at great length and how these changing areas of culture impact content and brands. Past topics have included modern day dating and relationships, and the great Australian dream. For this topic, Nine spoke to over 600 Australians aged 18 to 80 about how they see gender and how the understanding of gender was changing across generations.