SA aes26 Darwin Debrief (In person 6 October 2026)
Date and time: Tuesday 6 October 2026, 4.30pm - 5.30pm ACDT
Topic: SA aes26 Darwin Debrief
Location: General Havelock Hotel, 162 Hutt Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Presenters: Charlie Tulloch and Stephanie Carter | SA Regional Network Committee
Register online by: 1 October 2026
Event description:
An informal gathering of the SA evaluation community to discuss sector trends, patterns and themes emerging from the Darwin 2026 AES International Conference. Discussion will be guided but flexible. It will also provide an opportunity to network with members.
Presenter details:
Stephanie Carter is an experienced evaluator, having worked within government and as a consultant to government. Stephanie leads HealthConsult's Program Review & Evaluation practice. She is looking forward to learning new things at the Darwin conference and sharing them with the SA evaluation community.
Charlie Tulloch evaluated the 2014 Darwin Conference and will be returning in 2026 as an attendee. He is a past AES Board member (2020-22), ex-Chair of the Relationships Committee and works as a policy and evaluation specialist at Policy Performance. He looks forward to sharing observations about the main conference themes.
This event is organised & hosted by the South Australian Regional Network of the AES. Our seminar series provides an opportunity for you to meet with AES members and others in the evaluation community and to share and learn from the experiences of fellow evaluators.
Event Information
| Event Date | 06 Oct 2026 4:30pm - 5:30pm |
| Cut Off Date | 01 Oct 2026 4:00pm |
| Location | General Havelock |
| Categories | South Australia |
Venue Information - General Havelock
162 Hutt Street, Adelaide, SA 5000
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