International Towers

With a career of more than three decades in the service industry, Malcolm Nixon has a sixth sense when it comes to peoples' needs and resolving problems. Want to know his three keys to success? Read his interview here http://bit.ly/2MKyKCM

Looking to give your company culture a boost? Read our latest issue of It., where we talk to the creators, innovators and the movers and shakers of culture and recognised by Financial Review in the top 25 most innovative companies in Australia and New Zealand #culture #innovative18 http://bit.ly/2KLqgcR

Barbara Dowse has curated an exhibition in International Towers that is "dynamic, innovative, sustainable and inclusive" as opposed to fixed or static. Read about her vision here http://bit.ly/2OoGxa2

Congratulations Romilly Madew, Green Building Council of Australia, for making the AFR BOSS 2018 True Leaders list of people who are changing Australia for the better. Financial Review

We're proud to be named as one of the top 25 most innovative companies in Australia and New Zealand, from more than 1,000 nominations from across the Pacific. Innovation has always driven our thinking and behaviour, it's great it has been recognised by Financial Review's Most Innovative company awards. http://bit.ly/2M4vqC9

The average Australian uses more than 150 plastic bags every year. Come by International Towers on Monday to get your free Eco Bags bamboo bags so that you can say no to single-use plastic bags in style.

To celebrate National Tree Day this Friday, we'll be handing out seed cards to help you grow your own daisies, thyme, parsley and oregano.
Visit our lobbies in Tower Two, Tower Three or International House on 27 July to receive your seeds.
Haven't heard of a seed card before? It's a small piece of plantable paper with seeds embedded in it - simply pop it in the ground and water it, then wait for your plant to grow.

Don't miss Mali dharngurr - Photographic exhibition by A.Professor Wayne Quilliam until 18 August in our lobbies and can be viewed by the public during business hours. Australian Photography magazine

The lobby of Tower Three, International Towers transformed into a stage and a blaze of light during NAIDOC Week Celebrations with a spectacular performance by new tenants Bangarra Dance Theatre and the installation of a stunning public exhibition by renowned Indigenous photographer, A. Professor Wayne Quilliam Photography. #NAIDOC2018 #NAIDOCWeek #becauseofherwecan More details:

Visit this incredible photographic exhibition by renowned Indigenous storyteller, A. Professor Wayne Quilliam. Mali dharngurr, a Yolngu Mata interpretation meaning ‘looking of voice’, is an exhibition of photographic stories focusing on the empowerment of Indigenous women. Open every day 8.30am to 4pm until 17th August at International Towers. Find out more here. City of Sydney #Barangaroo

Microwave Jenny describe their sounds as Pop/Folk/Love - we couldn't describe it better ourselves. Tessa Nuku's saccharine vocals are standout on their album, Six Song EP http://bit.ly/2zuy7uU. They performed this week across Towers 2 and 3. http://bit.ly/2zrYTUN

Tim Gray is a Gumbaynggirr/Wiradjuri man who has experienced a lot in his three decades. Drawing on experiences in his own life, he aims to spread awareness about the environment, spirituality and politics through music. Don't miss his performance in Tower 2 South at 8am. http://bit.ly/2zuRQe8 #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOCWeek2018 #NAIDOC2018

“Music has always inspired me to make a difference, unleash ideas, and to promote the expression of individuality and creativity...” - DOBBY (Rhyan Clapham) is a Filipino and Aboriginal musician, see him perform this Friday in Tower 3 South #NAIDOCWeek2018 http://bit.ly/2zud7oi

Chloe Grant-king Music is a small town musician with a big voice who will be performing in Towers 2 and 3 as a part of NAIDOC Week. An Indigenous young woman who grew up in Darkinjung country, she aims to shine a light on injustices in society through her music. http://bit.ly/2m5UfCu #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOCWeek2018 #becauseofherwecan

We proudly shine a light on Glenda Merritt and how she supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff at International Towers. Glenda shares her incredible story and why she is excited to be a part of our precinct. https://www.internationaltowers.com/stori es/glenda-merritt #becauseofherwecan #NAIDOC2018

Mark Ross, more widely known as Munki Muk, is a Sydney-based hip hop artist and music producer known as the "Grandfather of Indigenous hip hop." Ross has made great contributions to the Australian music and performance scene and continues to be an active member of the community, helping to foster young talent. Don't miss his performance today in Tower 3 South at 12:00pm. #NAIDOC2018 http://bit.ly/2u99EWP

One half of Izzy n The Profit, Izzy is a Kamilaroi man who has been a part of the Sydney hip hop scene for over a decade. His no-holds-barred approach to lyrics make for honest music, and he makes regular visits to youth groups, churches, community groups and juvenile detention centres to spread a message of hope and and life. Performing today in Tower 2 South at 12.30pm. #NAIDOC2018 http://bit.ly/2uaLMlL

With its sweet and soulful edges, Mi-Kaisha's voice might not give away the fire that burns in her lyrics. Listen closely to her words, though, and you'll hear the self-described city ‘black fulla’ take on hard-hitting political issues with no qualms. See her performing this week across Tower 2 and 3. #NAIDOC2018 #becauseofherwecan http://bit.ly/2KYHc3O