The Knowledge Globalization Conference (KGLOBAL Conference) is jointly hosted by the Knowledge Globalization Institute and the Sawyer Business School at Suffolk University, both located in Boston, MA, USA. It brings together scholars, thought leaders, and innovators in academia and practitioners to share knowledge in their respective fields. This sharing of knowledge contributes to new ideas
Expired Conferences
Knowledge Management conferences, conferences related to Knowledge Management, and conferences with a Knowledge Management track, stream, topic, or theme, not (yet) happening in the current year (2026)
Chief Learning Officer Symposium (CLO Symposium)*
The Chief Learning Officer Symposium (CLO Symposium), organized by BetterWork Media Group’s Chief Learning Officer magazine, is an event for corporate learning practitioners only. It brings together the corporate learning community for expert presentations, workshops and networking opportunities. The CLO Symposium represents Chief Learning Officer’s dedication to the growth and advancement of the learning industry.
Global Leaders who Innovate Next Knowledge Summit (G-LINK Summit)*
- In conjunction with the Knowledge Management Summit Indonesia (KM Summit Indonesia)
Community & Stakeholder Engagement Australia**
The Community & Stakeholder Engagement Australia, formerly the Community Engagement Australia, the Community Engagement Forum and the Community Engagement for the Public Sector, is a one day forum with post-forum workshops, organized by Ark Group Australia. The forum aims to provide the latest developments and approaches to policies and practices in community and stakeholder engagement
Learning Innovation Conference (LICon)**
Die Learning Innovation Conference (LICon) – Conference on shaping learning organisations (bis 2019: Conference on Digital Learning, Knowledge Management and Stakeholder Development), ehemals die Swiss eLearning Conference (SeLC) – Konferenz für eLearning, Wissensmanagement und Personalentwicklung, präsentiert relevante und neue, businessorientierte Lehr- und Lernformen und beobachtet stets den Horizont der laufenden und kommenden Entwicklungen.