We are delighted to announce a new policy training course that can be run in-house for teams of up to 30 participants.

Each year the Australian Financial Review (AFR) recognises organisations that are pioneering new ways of working and pushing boundaries when it comes to workplace policies and practices. To receive this recognition, shortlisted entrants must demonstrate the essential characteristics of a...

At Meld Studios we've helped many organisations to design their strategies. One of the things that we pride ourselves on is that we always tailor our approach to the organisation and the problem at hand. Nowhere has this been more necessary - and surprising - than in our work in schools.

We’re excited to share that Meld Co-Founder Steve Baty has been appointed as the CEO of the Australian Design Council.

One of the best things about these sessions is getting a collective of people together to go through the experience together. It's turning out not to be the best time of the year to make that happen, so we will look to hold this training in 2024. If you've signed up already, we'll contact you to...

Four weeks ago, and after four years of hearings, testimony, submissions, and research, the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability released its final report. It is, quite simply, a distressing read, cataloguing a systemic and nationwide failure of...

Through a few conversations, you quickly learn how important the use of language can be to people and organisations. People traversing from one company to the next carry cultural and organisational baggage, and language is one of them.

Before colonisation, the lands Meldsters now work from had been tended by peoples of the Whadjak, Kulin, Ngunawal, and Eora Nations for 80,000 years. We recognise this history and the continuing connection Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have to these lands, waters, and communities;...

Over the years, with fairly mundane regularity, we see organisations spending their time, energy and money trying to get better and better at the wrong things.