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Building better health across NSW

Keynote speaker: The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP, NSW

Minister for Health and Medical Research

Friday, 15 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

Rydges World Square, Sydney

agenda

12.00pm Registrations

12.20pm Welcome Lee Kelly State Director NSW/ACT, CEDA

12.25pm Lunch

1.00pm Introduction Professor Rodney Phillips Dean – Medicine, University of New South Wales

1.05pm Keynote address The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP NSW Minister for Health and Medical Research

1.30pm Q&A session

1.50pm Vote of thanks Paul McClintock AO Chairman, St Vincent’s Health Australia

1.55pm Closing remarks Lee Kelly State Director NSW/ACT, CEDA

2.00pm Close

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sponsor

Major Sponsor

University of New South Wales

As one of the world’s top 50 medical faculties and 5th in Australia (QS World

University Rankings by Subject 2018), UNSW Medicine is building the future of

healthcare. Our leading educators, researchers and clinicians are translating

discoveries into breakthrough cures, therapies and treatment strategies and

turning high achieving students into caring healthcare professionals with globally

recognised qualifications.

UNSW Medicine is committed to improving healthcare delivery and outcomes

for every patient, with eight schools in Sydney, a Rural Clinical School with

country campuses across NSW, and close affiliations with some of Australia’s

finest hospitals and healthcare organisations. Our many prestigious affiliated

research centres and institutes help foster research excellence and

collaboration, nationally and globally, and drive innovation in every aspect of our

work.

UNSW has had affiliations with Liverpool hospital in Sydney’s west, St George

in the South, as well as Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney Children’s Hospital

Randwick and the Royal Hospital for Women in the eastern suburbs for nearly

60 years. In 2019, the stage is set for us to be in much closer partnership with

the Local Health Districts and State Government through varying levels of co-

investment in a number of high-calibre Health Precincts.

UNSW is committed to developing health precincts where our teachers,

researchers and students can thrive. Students will work side-by-side with

researchers on real life cases and practitioners will be better positioned to

answer big research questions and solve significant health problems. This

shared interaction will allow researchers to undertake studies that are

immediately relevant for patients, with the results of these studies available to

the treating clinicians without delay. In close collaboration with industry and

government, The Precincts will move toward a more personalised, holistic

approach to healthcare supported by community based services that promote

patient participation, early detection of illness and maintenance of good health

to prevent illness.

keynote speaker

The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP

NSW Minister for Health and Medical Research

Twitter: @BradHazzard

Brad Hazzard is a senior Cabinet Minister in the NSW Government and has been

the Minister for Health and Medical Research since 2017. He has overseen

record investment in health infrastructure and services, which has resulted in a

hospital building boom across the state and the funding of thousands of new

frontline positions. NSW has a robust and innovative medical research

knowledge economy, which the NSW Government is committed to supporting

and expanding. Brad has previously served as Minister for Family and

Community Services and Minister for Social Housing, Attorney General and

Minister for Justice, Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, as well as Minister

Assisting the Premier on Infrastructure NSW. He was also Leader of the House

(Legislative Assembly) in the O’Farrell Government. Brad started his professional

life as a science teacher at North Sydney Boys’ High School. He later studied

law at the University of NSW and was admitted as a solicitor in 1977. He also

holds a Master of Laws from the University of Sydney. He entered Parliament in

1991 as the State Member for Wakehurst, on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

Much of his political career in the New South Wales Parliament has been served

on the front bench. Brad held 17 portfolios in opposition, while maintaining a

strong local presence in his electorate. Brad has been a member of the NSW

Liberal Party since 1983; in that time he’s held a number of executive positions,

including ‘Regional President’ and member of the ‘State Executive’.

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During moderated discussion CEDA will take online questions. Go to ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter passcode aushealth

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chair

Professor Rodney Phillips

Dean – Medicine, University of New South Wales

Twitter: @UNSWMedicine

Professor Rodney Phillips is an immunologist specialising in HIV and infectious

disease whose distinguished career encompasses clinical practice, research

and several influential medical administrative roles at Oxford University and the

University of New South Wales. Professor Phillips served as Professor of

Medicine at Oxford, later becoming an Associate Dean of the University’s

Division of Medical Sciences. He took up the position as Vice-Dean of Medical

Sciences in 2011 and served as Director of the Peter Medawar Building for

Pathogen Research, and Co-Director of the Oxford Martin Institute for Emerging

Infections. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians, the

Royal College of Physicians (London), the Academy of Medical Sciences, and

an Honorary Fellow of Oxford’s Pembroke College. He took up his appointment

as Dean of Medicine at UNSW Australia in mid-2015, creating a collaborative

research structure. Professor Phillips was recently appointed Prof Vice-

Chancellor, Health and so leads for UNSW an A$3 billion academic health

science development.

vote of thanks

Paul McClintock AO

Chairman, St Vincent’s Health Australia

Paul McClintock is National President of the Committee for Economic

Development of Australia. He is Chair of St Vincent’s Health Australia,

Broadspectrum, NSW Ports, I-MED Network, Laser Clinics Australia and Sydney

Health Partners. From July 2000 to March 2003 he served as the Secretary to

Cabinet and Head of the Cabinet Policy Unit reporting directly to the Prime

Minister as Chairman of Cabinet with responsibility for supervising Cabinet

processes and acting as the Prime Minister’s most senior personal adviser on

strategic directions in policy formulation. Mr McClintock’s former positions

include Chairman of Thales Australia, Myer Holdings, Medibank Private, the

COAG Reform Council, Intoll Management, Symbion Health, Affinity Health,

Ashton Mining, Plutonic Resources and the Woolcock Institute of Medical

Research. He was also a Director of The George Institute for Global Health and

the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, a member of the NSW Public Service

Advisory Board and a Commissioner of the Health Insurance Commission.

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corporate tables

CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table

at today’s event.

EY Federal Department of Health

Johnson & Johnson Telstra

University of New South Wales

attendees

Eva Alexandratos Senior Manager, Client Services TCorp Dr Teresa Anderson AM Chief Executive, Sydney Local Health District NSW Ministry of Health Sarah Angus Faculty Research Engagement Manager University of Technology Sydney Frederick Anseel Associate Dean - Research UNSW Business School Alison Avery AGSM Brand and Communications Manager Australian Graduate School of Management Lynda Bartlett Account Director Hitachi Vantara Alex Best Snr Manager, Government Affairs and Policy Johnson & Johnson Priyanka Bhakuni Departmental Officer Federal Department of Health

Dr Zoran Bolevich Chief Executive Ministry of Health NSW Natasha Bolsin Government Relations Advisor Serco Andrew Bott Project Director TSA Management Robyn Brigden Health Planning Lead TSA Management Sarah Butler Partner PwC Australia Sally Byrnes BDO Western Sydney University Fran Caratti Director EY John Carroll District Sales Leader Honeywell Dr Ricky Chan Manager, Strategic Partnerships Australian Catholic University

Jugal Chandawalla Event Coordinator NSW and ACT CEDA Anthea Chang Senior Associate Slattery Lance Chia Manager, Liverpool Innovation Precinct Liverpool City Council Laura Clarke Senior Manage State NBN Co Julian Cornelius Director Health NSW Treasury Paul Dale Policy Director Medical Technology Association of Australia Tony DiMauro Director Corporate Services Health Infastructure Health Infastructure Greg Dobson Partner EY

Paul Eastwood Director Customer Solutions Stellar Asia Pacific Trish Egan Chief Operating Officer Diabetes NSW/ACT Jane Evans Manager Strategic Partnerships Life Sciences UNSW Business School Louise Fisher NSW Ministry of Health Daniel Fitzgerald Business Consultant Honeywell Caitlin Francis Partner EY Peter Fraser General Manager and Business Development Director Cornerstone Group Australia Pty Ltd Frank Galati Corporate Business Manager- HCS Baxter Healthcare Pty Limited

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Justin Gardiner NSW Ministry of Health Don Garner Practice Leader - Health Design Jacobs Kelsey Grant Client Partner, Healthcare DXC Technology Brooke Griffin Executive Director – UNSW Precincts UNSW Sydney Charles Gwynn Departmental Officer Federal Department of Health Rob Harries Senior Quantity Surveyor Slattery Sarah Harrison Assisant Director Federal Department of Health Bruce Hayman Director AV Jennings Australia Michael Hayward District Engineering Manager Honeywell The Hon. Brad Hazzard MP NSW Minister for Health and Medical Research Clara Hinds Senior Account Director Edelman Dr Stephen Hollings Chief Executive Officer The Heart Research Institute Andrew Humpherson Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director Barton Deakin Joshua Inatey Director (Analytics) Smash Delta Hugh Irving Senior Development Manager Charter Hall Prof Shaun Jackson Director Heart Research Institute

Adrienne Jansen Industry Bid Manager - Health BESydney Ruchi Kanojia Policy Manager Medical Technology Association of Australia Daniel Kildea Senior Government Affairs & Policy Manager Johnson & Johnson Fina Kimati Departmental Officer Federal Department of Health Kate King Government Affairs & Policy Advisor Medtronic Australasia Taya Kirris Senior Project Manager TSA Management Arthur Koumoukelis Partner Thomson Geer Tamara Lee NSW Ministry of Health Lyn Lewis-Smith Chief Executive Officer BESydney James Lowery Project Director Lendlease Jenny Manetas Senior Business Lead Telstra Dr Robert Marshall Consultant The Boston Consulting Group Vanessa Mayer Assistant Director Federal Department of Health Paul McClintock AO Chairman St Vincent’s Health Australia Jen McElroy Consultant The Boston Consulting Group Clint McGilvray Associate Partner Newgate Communications

Ryan McKeon Acting Deputy CFO NSW Ministry of Health Jane McMillan Senior Director, Government Affairs & Policy Johnson & Johnson Ray Messom Western Sydney Primary Health Network (WentWest) Amirali Minbashian Status and Work Stream Lead, Health Behaviours UNSW Business School Ben Morley-John Managing Director Smash Delta Prof Tracey Moroney Deputy Dean, Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health University of Wollongong Peter Neale General Manager, ADF Health Services Serco Ryan Nyberg Senior Manager - Sales and Account Management | Transaction Banking ANZ Banking Group The Hon. Barry O'Farrell President and Board Chair Diabetes Australia Robyn O'Grady ACFI Officer Federal Department of Health Claire O'Moore Departmental Officer Federal Department of Health Rachel Owens Director, Strategy and Business Development Serco Matt Penfold Senior Relationship Manager SEEK Vlado Perkovic Dean of Medicine UNSW Business School Lisa Peterson State Manager NSW/ACT Federal Department of Health

Prof Rodney Phillips Dean - Medicine UNSW Sydney Deane Pondekas Senior Cost Planner Lendlease Michael Ross Director Slattery Dr Deon Schoombie CEO Consumer Healthcare Products Australia (CHP Australia) Prof Gavin Schwarz Director, Health@Business Research Network UNSW Business School Jonathan Schwarz Head of Financial Risk Solutions - Clients TCorp Caroline Sellanes Principal Partner Sellanes Clark and Associates Steve Simpson Business Development Leader Social Infrastructure Jacobs Tess Stafford Health Economics Stream Lead UNSW Business School Joanna Stevens Head of Communications and Public Affairs Johnson & Johnson Michael Still Chair, South Eastern Sydney Local Health District Board South Eastern Local Health District Laura Stoddart Project and Research Officer Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office Julia Strelitz Partner, National Health Team PwC Australia Michio Takeoka Investment Manager Marubeni Australia

Dr Patrick Tansley Plastic Surgeon CEDA Individual Non Members Adj Prof Vicki Taylor North Sydney Local Health District Mona Thind NSW Ministry of Health Blake Thomas Corporate Account Manager Johnson & Johnson Catherine Tripodi Employer Relationship Manager First State Super George Tsingos Head of New Business, Health and Scientific Research Lendlease Matthew Tucker General Manager - Ultrasound GE Australia Leo Tutt AM Board Director Diabetes NSW & ACT Sang Vo Executive Director Marubeni Australia Steve Watts Director Business Development, Health Serco Ben Webster Assistant Director Federal Department of Health Peter Welling Managing Director, Citizen Services Serco Jacqueline White Senior Business Development Manager UNSW Business School Ben Williams Senior Engagement Manager, Science, Infrastructure & Health BESydney Chris Williamson Economic Analytics and Policy Coordinator Campbelltown City Council

Michelle Willmott Manager McKinsey & Company Peter Wills AC CEDA Leadership Council Tobi Wilson Chief Executive Officer South Eastern Local Health District Andrew Wiltshire Senior Director, Government Affairs, Asia Pacific Medtronic Australasia David Withey Executive Director, Justice - Health and Justice Division NSW Treasury Amit Yadav Chief Growth Officer GE Australia Chin Young Senior Architect & Practice Lead- Health Jacobs Ting Yu Health Services and Systems Stream Lead UNSW Business School Zamir Yusuf Director Federal Department of Health

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notes

CEDA NSW/ACT: November 2019

Annual dinner address by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg

DATE Tuesday, 19 November 2019, 6.00pm to 9.00pm

VENUE Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney

SPEAKERS The Hon. Josh Frydenberg, Federal Treasurer

Supported by CEDA members Allens and Siemens

NSW State of the State

DATE Wednesday, 27 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Fullerton Hotel (Westin), Sydney

SPEAKERS The Hon. Gladys Berejiklian MP, Premier of NSW

Supported by CEDA members Cardno, Westpac, Deloitte, Liverpool

City Council, NSW Ports and the Star Entertainment Group

Women’s economic security

DATE Thursday, 28 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Hilton Hotel, Sydney

SPEAKERS Deanne Stewart, Chief Executive Officer, First State Super

Supported by CEDA member Macquarie University Business School

CEDA contact: Jugal Chandawalla, Events Coordinator Eleni Doxaratoras, Events Coordinator

Phone: 02 9779 9746 Phone: 02 9779 9752

Email: jugal.chandawalla@ceda.com.au Email: eleni.doxaratoras@ceda.com.au

about CEDA

CEDA is an independent, not-for-profit membership organisation. CEDA identifies

policy issues that matter for Australia’s future and pursue solutions that deliver

better economic, social and environmental outcomes for Australia. CEDA's cross-

sector membership of 770 spans every state and territory and includes Australia's

leading businesses, community organisations, government departments and

academic institutions.

Membership

Organisations join CEDA because CEDA delivers exposure to high level thought

leadership, timely briefings on issues of economic importance, access to

networking and brand reach through sponsorship and hosting opportunities. In

addition to high profile public events, CEDA also delivers regular member only

events for employees of member organisations and exclusive Trustee only

boardroom briefings for senior executives from member organisations. These

provide a unique opportunity for peer-to-peer knowledge exchange and for

speakers and attendees to talk candidly on issues.

Research and policy

CEDA’s only agenda is to pursue good public policy to progress Australia’s

economic and social development. Since 1960 CEDA has produced more than

3000 publications, research reports and articles highlighting emerging issues and

directions in a diverse range of policy areas. Research in 2019 will focus on

Australia’s long-term budget position, the effects of temporary migration, a survey

of Australian businesses on their approach to economic development, and new

approaches to addressing entrenched disadvantage.

For more information on CEDA membership, research and events please contact:

Lee Kelly, State Director, NSW/ACT 02 9299 7022 lee.kelly@ceda.com.au David Bowtell, Associate Director – Policy & Events NSW/ACT 02 9779 9742 david.bowtell@ceda.com.au

Louise Claridge, Associate Director – Membership Engagement NSW/ACT 02 9779 9751 louise.claridge@ceda.com.au Lolita Spears, Membership Advisor, NSW/ACT 02 9779 9748 lolita.spears@ceda.com.au

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