Thursday 26 February
9.30am - 1.00pm

Join us in Utrecht for a focused morning with commercial and contract management professionals. We’ll explore the key challenges and opportunities shaping the profession today and into the coming years, bringing together industry insights, practical guidance, and peer discussion.

The morning is designed to be practical, relevant, and grounded in real experience — with insights you can take back into your organisation straight away.

Tuesday 3 March
8.30am - 1.00pm

Join us for an inspiring morning of insights and networking at this WorldCC Connect In-person event!

Discover how AI is reshaping contract and commercial management, hear real-world experiences from industry leaders, and engage in thought-provoking discussions on driving post-signature value. Connect with peers, gain practical strategies, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of CCM 

Thursday 5 March
9.00am - 12.00pm

AI and advanced analytics are increasingly influencing commercial decisions across procurement, contracting, finance, and legal functions. But without clear commercial discipline, these technologies can amplify risk, blur accountability, and undermine value. The real opportunity lies in how decisions are structured not just how they are supported by data.

This in-person Melbourne WorldCC Connect will explore how leading organisations are rewiring enterprise decision-making by integrating data, AI, and strong commercial discipline across procurement, contracts, finance, and legal functions.

Tuesday 5 March
1.30pm - 5.00pm

Join us in Dublin for an in-person session bringing together commercial and contract management professionals to explore how the profession continues to evolve and strengthen its impact across organisations.

The session will open with a welcome from the host, followed by a WorldCC perspective on setting the scene for Contract & Commercial Management as we look ahead to 2026. This will frame the wider discussion around how CCM is adapting to changing business expectations and increasingly complex commercial environments.

Tuesday 17 March
9.00am - 12.00pm

In an environment of growing complexity and scrutiny, organisations are increasingly recognising that strong commercial outcomes depend on how well procurement, finance, contracting, and commercial teams work together.

The Canberra WorldCC Connect brings senior leaders together for an in-person discussion on how integrated ways of working are reshaping value creation, risk management, and enterprise decision-making.

Tuesday 24 March
8.00am - 11.00am

Commercial complexity is no longer confined to individual functions. Increasingly, the organisations that perform best are those that align procurement, finance, contracting, and commercial leadership around shared objectives.

The Sydney WorldCC Connect brings this discussion into focus, convening senior practitioners to explore how integrated commercial approaches are improving decision-making, managing risk, and driving enterprise value.

Thursday 19 March
2.30pm - 6.00pm

As operating models evolve and expectations increase, the lines between commercial, procurement, finance, and contracting functions are becoming increasingly blurred.

The Wellington WorldCC Connect explores how this convergence is playing out in practice, bringing together senior leaders to discuss collaboration, capability, and the organisational shifts required to deliver sustainable outcomes.

Wednesday 25 March
9.00am - 1.00pm

Across industries and regions, commercial leaders are rethinking how work gets done as complexity, speed, and risk continue to increase.

The Singapore WorldCC Connect brings together senior professionals to explore how closer alignment between commercial, procurement, finance, and contracting functions is shaping more resilient and adaptive organisations.

Thursday 30 April
2.00pm - 6.00pm

As data and AI become embedded across procurement, contracting, finance, and legal functions, competitive advantage is increasingly determined by how decisions are structured; who owns them, how risk is allocated, how accountability is enforced, and how value is measured.

Hosted by AIA, this in-person Hong Kong WorldCC Connect will explore how leading organisations are intentionally redesigning enterprise decision-making by integrating data, AI, and strong commercial discipline. The focus is not on technology deployment alone, but on the governance, operating models, and behavioural shifts required to translate innovation into sustainable commercial impact.