We have a limited number of publishing slots available to guest contributors, and we will only accept posts that satisfy the following criteria:

• Posts need to provide relevant information on topics that relate to the interests of our community. 
• Posts need to be useful. While posts do not need to be a step-by-step how-to, they need to include a specific takeaway or key thought. 
• Posts need to be logical and interesting to read.
• Minimum of 300 and a maximum of 500 words

PLEASE NOTE: We only consider full blog posts and don’t accept pitches. The approach an article takes — and how it is tied to our communities interests — will determine if it is a fit for the blog. 

To increase the likelihood that your post will be accepted, consider these suggestions:

• Whenever possible, include real-life examples and/or case studies to demonstrate the concepts described.

• Use no more than 2 web images and 2 external links.

In addition, we do not accept submissions that fall into the following categories:

• Posts with unclear focal points, or those that are not clearly organised or formatted to grab reader attention. We encourage writers to use subheadings, bulleted lists, and bold fonts to highlight key concepts and/or action items.

• Articles created as blatant link-bait, with little original insight or practical discussion provided within the post copy.

• Op-ed style posts that discuss why an issue is important without discussing how, specifically, it can be leveraged by readers.

• Posts that have already been published elsewhere.

• White papers, and other promotional content that is meant to tout the benefits of one specific product/service over others.

Due to the volume of submissions, we do not respond to guest post inquiries that include a request for a link exchange. These posts are not accepted. Please forward your article to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the subject line, Blog Article.

Our Events

With the rapid advances and changes that occur in the sectors of interest to our members and conferencing communities, continuing professional development (CPD) is an essential part of a career development. CPD is a requirement for many professionals to ensure professionalism, skill updates, and current practise.

The Association for Sustainability in Business Inc hosted and affiliated events include:

• Liveable Cities Conference
• Australian Regional Development Conference
• Developing Northern Australia Conference
• International Urban Design Conference
• Australian and New Zealand Disaster and Emergency Management Conference 

CPD Points

The Association for Sustainability in Business Inc. does not have compulsory CPD points, as a guide hosted and affiliated events attract 12 CPD Points. 

CPD Options

The Association for Sustainability in Business encourages members to undertake relevant CPD programs while using the resources provided through Association activiites including Conferences, Symposiums, Workshops, e-News and Podcasts.

"The type of person you are is usually reflected in your business. To improve your business, first improve yourself." - Idowu Koyenikan.

"The purpose of a business is to create a mutually beneficial relationship between itself and those that it serves. When it does that well, it will be around tomorrow to do it some more." - unknown.