SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
On behalf of the Organising Sub-Committee, we are delighted to invite you to support the Australasian Ethics Network Conference (AEN25) to be held from 6 – 7 Nov 2025, in Newcastle, Australia!
This conference will attract Researchers, Ethics Committee Members, Ethics Chairs, Ethics Administrators, Research Governance Officers and Research Managers from across Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. This represents a unique opportunity to engage with these groups, exchanging ideas, receiving feedback and presenting innovation in the area of human ethics review.
As a sponsor you are able to have your company’s brand and message in front of key personnel engaged in the ethics process. Sponsorship levels include; Major, Event, Session and various other packages. We can offer flexible sponsorship packages to suit your individual needs.
Explore this year's sponsorship opportunities by downloading our sponsorship prospectus below!
SPONSORS
Bellberry Limited is an Australian award-winning independent, not-for-profit organisation offering Human Research Ethics Committee services.
Driven by two key objectives, to protect the welfare of research participants and improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of research, Bellberry provides high-quality, time-efficient, and internationally accredited scientific and ethical review of research projects.
Established in 2004, Bellberry is Australia’s single largest reviewer of clinical research, providing specialist HREC oversight to 43% of CTN registered clinical trials across all phases of clinical and device trials as well as for social and behavioural studies.
In 2024, Bellberry was honoured as the national winner of the Telstra Best of Business award for Championing Health highlighting its support of advancing research.
Participant wellbeing is at the centre of all that Bellberry does. Unique within the research sector, Bellberry reinvests the surplus funds generated by the activities of its Human Research Ethics Committees back into the Australian medical research community through philanthropy and education.
It is the only organisation in Australia to gain the “gold seal” of accreditation from the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) for excellence and ethically sound processes in running Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs).
Tricky Goose Training designs training courses that promote research ethics and integrity.
Our courses are concise. We design for researchers and value their time. We start from the assumption that our learners are smart, busy people.
Our courses are light on administration, but rich in multimedia and literature.
We make responsibilities clear. We ask open-ended questions worthy of scholarly consideration, and provide engaging resources to take away and use.
Tricky Goose helps institutions promote compliance, but our courses are not about compliance. We’re more scholarly, and frankly, more fun.
Make our courses your own. They’re highly customisable to suit your institution.
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