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Future workforce: technology and people

Friday 23 August 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

Pullman King George Square, Brisbane

agenda

12.00pm Registration

12.15pm Welcome Clint O’Brien Acting State Director, CEDA

12.25pm Speaker address Thomas Carlsen Managing Partner, Brisbane, McKinsey & Company

12.35pm Lunch

1.05pm Speaker address Colette Munro Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Asia Pacific, AECOM

1.15pm Speaker address Kerri Hartland Secretary, Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business

1.25pm Moderated discussion and questions Moderator: Sinead Hourigan, Director, Robert Walters and President, Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association (RCSA)

• Thomas Carlsen, Managing Partner, Brisbane, McKinsey & Company • Professor Keitha Dunstan, Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic, Bond

University • Kerri Hartland, Secretary, Department of Employment, Skills, Small

and Family Business • Colette Munro, Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Asia Pacific, AECOM

1.55pm Close Clint O’Brien Acting State Director, CEDA

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McKinsey & Company

McKinsey & Company is the world’s leading management consulting firm. With

exceptional people in 65 countries we combine global expertise and local insight

to help you create the change that truly matters. Over the last two years we have

established a local office in Brisbane to support private, public and social

sectors, and the Brisbane and Queensland community more broadly prosper.

We have always helped our clients identify and set the direction toward their

most important goals. Today, we go further: working together to turn these

ambitious goals into reality. From the C-suite to the front line, we partner with

our clients to transform their organisations in the ways that matter most to them.

This means embedding digital, analytics, and design into core processes and

mind-sets; building capabilities that help organisations and people to thrive in an

ever-changing context; and developing excellence in execution to ensure that

actions translate into outcomes, quickly and sustainably.

Today we are partnering with clients to design their future workforce strategy as

the integrate powerful new automation technologies, such as machine learning,

artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced robotics, into their business.

In our report Australia’s automation opportunity: Reigniting productivity and

inclusive income growth we outline how new technology is transforming the

Australian economy, workplace, education system and community. Automation

and AI will be disruptive, just as other technology adoptions have been disruptive

in the past. While some jobs will be lost and others created, all jobs will change.

As automation technologies integrate into the workforce, the mix of skills

required in all jobs will shift.

However, the extent of the anticipated change is neither unprecedented nor

unmanageable, and the benefits will be lasting. If Australia embraces automation

with an eye to national interests these technologies present an enormous

opportunity to restore momentum to the Australian economy and extend the

nation’s 30-year economic boom in an inclusive way.

McKinsey & Company has been a member of CEDA since 2012.

sponsor

Event major sponsor

Bond University

Bond University has listened to our industry partners who told us that there are

new and emerging jobs that require new types of skills not provided by most are

excited about the opportunities provided by rapid transformation. Rather than

being frightened about disappearing or changing jobs, our graduates will be

equipped to ride the wave of change rather than be afraid of it.

While everyone talks about ‘jobs of the future’, Bond University is actively

preparing students for them. Transformation CoLab: Bachelor of Digital

Transformation; Bachelor of Entrepreneurial Transformation; Bachelor of Health

Transformation; and Bachelor of Legal Transformation degrees.

We realised that, if Bond University was to lead the way with forward thinking

programs that will equip our graduates for this world of change, we would need

to employ modern ways of thinking and doing. Our Transformation CoLab will

provide a virtual space that cultivates enduring partnerships between students,

staff, industry and the community. Through working directly with industry

partners in an interdisciplinary setting, the Transformation CoLab creates

initiatives and programs that ensure Bond graduates are sought after by

employers. Working on real problems and learning in authentic work-place

settings are key aspects of our new approach.

Ranked number one in Australia for student experience for the past 13 years,

we are small, premium, innovative, agile and engaged. The launch of our

Transformation CoLab provides a driving force for future innovation and remains

consistent with our unique ethos in the Australian higher education sector.

Bond University was designed by entrepreneurs and visionaries for the next

generation of entrepreneurs and visionaries. 30 years ago we reimagined higher

education as Australia’s first private, not-for-profit, independent university.

Today, we continue to challenge the traditional model for higher education,

driving it into new, forward thinking territory.

EDUCATION … BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT.

Bond University has been a member of CEDA since 2012.

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speaker

Thomas Carlsen

Managing Partner, Brisbane, McKinsey & Company

McKinsey’s research shows that 60 percent of all occupations have at least 30

percent of activities that are technically automatable, based on currently

demonstrated technologies. Thomas’s work maps the implications of such

change. He specialises in strategy, transformation and future of work across

sectors.

Thomas is a Trustee of CEDA.

speaker

Colette Munro

Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Asia Pacific, AECOM

Colette has over 20 years’ experience in digital transformation across the Mining,

Energy and Infrastructure sectors. She has gained a global perspective from the

time she spent living and working in Denmark; Sweden; the Netherlands; South

Afric; the United States; and Australia.

Her executive leadership spans from business unit to corporate strategy and

innovation.

At AECOM, Colette leads digital transformation across the Asia Pacific (APAC)

region. She is part of the Senior Leadership team for APAC and the Australia

and New Zealand Leadership team.

Colette is known as a positive force for change and innovation as she leads her

organisation towards finding new and technology enabled sources of value and

growth, including those from building information modelling; artificial intelligence;

the Internet of things; analytics; immersive technologies; and mobile.

Colette is a Trustee and a State Advisory Council member of CEDA.

speaker

Kerri Hartland

Secretary, Department of Employment, Skills, Small and

Family Business

Ms Kerri Hartland was appointed Secretary at Department of Employment,

Skills, Small and Family Business in September 2017 before that she held the

position of Deputy Secretary, Business Enabling Services at Department of

Finance.

Kerri brings extensive experience at senior levels having worked in eight different

Commonwealth departments and agencies. This includes as Chief Information

Officer of the then Department of Industry, Science and Resources; Deputy

Secretary of the Department of Human Services, where she led amongst other

things Service Delivery Reform; and Deputy Director-General of Australian

Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO).

Kerri started life as a journalist and also spent a year working in the Canadian

public service.

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moderator

Sinead Hourigan

Director, Robert Walters and President, Recruitment,

Consulting and Staffing Association (RCSA)

Sinead is the Queensland Director for Robert Walters and has been recruiting in

the Brisbane market for more than 18 years. Sinead has an enviable network of

senior clients in the Queensland market across both the public and private sector

and is engaged by clients to provide innovative solutions to resourcing

challenges in an ever changing employment market.

Sinead is also actively involved in the industry as a whole and in 2017, was

elected President of the Recruitment, Consulting and Staffing Association

(RCSA). Sinead has the experience, energy, passion and talent to help steer the

recruitment industry on a course of continued success, and is committed to

developing the next generation of recruitment leaders.

Sinead also sits on the QUT Business School Business Advisory Council.

Prior to entering the recruitment industry, Sinead worked within the professional

services sector in Sydney, and previous to this, worked in executive positions

within the Irish Government.

Sinead is a recruitment industry leader who actively advocates for and drives

positive change and outcomes for the sector.

Sinead is a Truestee of CEDA.

panellist

Professor Keitha Dunstan

Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic, Bond University

Professor Keitha Dunstan oversees the implementation of the research, learning

and teaching strategies of the University. Her role also encompasses the Bond

University College preparation and pathway programs. Keitha has been Chair of

the Bond University Women’s Network since 2014 and was the Chair of

Academic Senate 2012 -2016. Her first appointment at Bond was as Head of

the School of Business in 2009.

Prior to her appointment at Bond she was a Commissioner of the New Zealand

Securities Commission 2003-2011. In 2005, she was appointed as a member

of the New Zealand Securities Commission Audit Committee and was the

Chairman of this committee from 2008 until 2011. Keitha has also held several

senior positions at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand 2000 – 2009,

including Head of Accounting and Commercial Law and was founding Director

of the Centre for Accounting, Governance and Taxation Research.

Keitha is a Fellow of CPA Australia; Member of Chartered Accountants Australia

& New Zealand; and Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

She is a Gold Coast Business Events Ambassador for Gold Coast Tourism; a

past President of the Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New

Zealand 2005-2007; a past co-editor of the “Pacific Accounting Review” 2002-

2006; and a member of the editorial board of Accounting and Finance.

Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.

corporate tables

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

at today’s event.

AECOM BHP Bond University EY

Griffith University McKinsey & Company Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training

Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet

Queensland Health Queensland Treasury

attendees

Mehdi Afshani Water Industry Key Account Manager Siemens Wai Wai Akehurst Senior Advisor, Public Service Commission Queensland Treasury Jeanette Allom-Hill Group Executive, Business Performance Sunshine Coast Council Patricia Alner Director, Planning and Performance Bond University Christine Ambrus Senior Business Analyst WorkPac Group Liz Anfruns Implementation Manager FuseWorks Karen Anson Financial Controller Bentleys

Dr Jason Armstrong Brisbane Technology Centre Senior Manager Boeing Defence Australia Damon Atzeni Queensland Health Daniel Bailey Support Officer CSIRO Michael Bannah Associate Director, Transport AECOM Tamara Barden Lead Human Resources, Business Partnership BHP Rohan Barrett Director EY Megan Barry Deputy Commissioner, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet

Todd Battley Chief Executive, Australia and New Zealand AECOM Mitchell Bayer Chief Financial Officer Sedgman Belinda Bayliss Executive Director Queensland Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning Kate Bell Senior Interior Designer Architectus Pam Betts Executive Director Brisbane Catholic Education Allana Bianchi Workforce Futures and Inclusion Public Service Commission

Thomas Bidstrup Director, Just Transition Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Natasha Bita Journalist News Corp Australia David Black Chief Information Officer Queensland Building and Construction Commission Ashley Bobbermen Sales Specialist Telstra Donna Bonney Chief Executive Officer Mater Education Jenny Boreland Learning Designer, QUTeX QUT Assoc Prof Caryl Bosman Discipline Head, Urban and Environmental Planning, Gold Coast Campus Griffith University


Vanessa Bradley Acting Solution Architect Office of State Revenue Jackie Branch Executive Director, Stakeholder Engagement Strategy Queensland Performing Arts Centre Jerome Bredt Principal Analyst, Data and Analytics Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Kellie Breen Executive General Manager SunWater Stephanie Brown Core Executive Officer, Office of the Core Curriculum Bond University Helen Burns Partner PwC Australia Dr Andrew Busch Griffith University Kyle Byrne Office of State Revenue Queensland Treasury Sue Byrnes People Systems Lead Hastings Deering Raegan Cairney Engagement and Change Specialist, People Advisory EY Jason Cameron Partner PwC Australia Karen Campisano Acting Director, Strategic Policy Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Thomas Carlsen Partner McKinsey & Company Greg Chemello Interim Administrator Ipswich City Council

Mikaela Clarey Interior Designer Conrad Gargett Liam Cooke Director Office of State Revenue Jon Cremonini Chief Innovation Officer WorkPac Group Susan Crisp Deputy Director-General, Corporate Services Queensland Department of Environment and Science Sean Cummiskey Assistant Director, Industry Engagement Construction Skills Queensland Mary-Anne Curtis Director-General Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Elizabeth Dann Executive Director, Titles Registry Queensland Department of Natural Resources Mines and Energy Michael de Marco Principal Project Officer Office of State Revenue Olivia De Villiers Outcome Owner WorkPac Group Dario De Zotti Director, Technology Architecture and Solutions, Chief Information Office Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works Kim Dhatt Manager, Human Resources Robert Walters Karen Dickinson General Manager, Gold Coast TAFE Queensland Adam Dierselhuis Director Faculte3

Bronwyn Diffey Deputy Director, Strategy and Operations The University of Queensland Jane Dionysius Acting Head of Human Resources Brisbane Airport Corporation Alicia Dodds Director, Human Resources and Safety Queensland Performing Arts Centre Samantha Douglas General Manager, People and Corporate Services Sedgman David Dugan Business Coach and Mentor Abundance Global Prof Keitha Dunstan Head, School of Business Bond University Noel Dwyer Deputy Chief Engineer Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Lisa Dynes Chief Human Resource Officer Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Michaela Eadie Content Officer Griffith University Shannon Earley Client Relationship Officer Griffith University Sarah Ebbett Program Coordinator Queensland Department of Environment and Science Susan Edie Director, Strategy and Risk TAFE Queensland Darrin Edwards Executive Principal Mountain Creek State High School Prof Melinda Edwards Professor of Practice QUT

Lara Elgey Senior Marketing, Strategy Specialist QSuper Amanda Elms General Manager, Marketing and Communications Bond University Mitch Evans State Manager, Queensland SEEK Terri Fellows Corporate Communications Manager Bond University Cathie Franks Director Queensland Health Nikki Fraser People Consultant Aurecon Group Trish Galliford Senior Marketing Officer, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet Sharna Glover Program Manager BHP Mark Goldsworthy People and Culture Manager Logan City Council Debbie Govier Social Performance Advisor Shell Australia Sandra Gracia Senior Project Officer, Economic Development Brisbane City Council Leischen Grant Manager EY Maria Gregory Learning and Development Manager SunWater Brett Griffiths Senior Manager Vincents

Mandy Haldane Director, Structures Management Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Brett Hall Executive Director, Research, Projects and Policy Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Tatum Handley Manager, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet Karen Hands Associate Publisher, Griffith Review Griffith University Susan Harding-Smith Practice Manager Mazars Rebecca Hardware Queensland Health Kerri Hartland Secretary Federal Department of Jobs and Small Business Rynell Hastie-Burroughs Director, Human Resources Queensland Department of Education Mateja Hawley Director Nous Group Tanya Hegaraty Senior Manager PwC Australia Peter Henneken AM Board Member Jobs Queensland Amy Herbohn Financial Controller Queensland Symphony Orchestra Theresa Hodges Chief Human Resources Officer Queensland Health Linda Holland Senior Director Queensland Health

Jenna Hooper Senior Manager, Consumer Products CoreLogic Dr Luke Houghton Senior Lecturer, Department of Business Strategy and Innovation Griffith University Matthew Hourigan Principal Engineer, Structures Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Sinead Hourigan Director Robert Walters Mitch Innes Director Micomm Consulting Peta Irvine Chief Executive Officer Local Government Managers Australia Shay Johnston Executive Manager, Personal Injury Assurance Suncorp Group Leanne Joubert People Business Partner Aurecon Group Debra Khokhar WiL Manager Griffith University Briony Knowles Interior Designer, Senior Team Member Architectus Alarna Lane-Mullins Chief Human Resources Officer Queensland Building and Construction Commission Ben Langmead Principal Investigator Office of State Revenue Anne Lawrence Head of Industry Development, Economic Development Branch Sunshine Coast Council

Sarah Leach Principal Coordinator, Smart Connected Brisbane Brisbane City Council Sandra Lerch Executive Director, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet Chantelle Leung Principal Workforce Planner Queensland Rail Angela Lisle Centre Director, Creative and Digital Sunshine Coast Council Jade Little Manager, Production BHP Dr Sarah Long Director, Office of Learning and Teaching Bond University Adele Lorimer-Semini Employee Experience and Improvement Manager Hastings Deering Jenny Luong Director, People Capability and Improvement Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Courtney Martin National Business Development Manager, Career Development Centre Bond University Josip Matanovic Director, Business Advisory Vincents Virginia Mccabe Principal Policy Officer, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet John McGagh Chair of ISSR Advisory Board The University of Queensland Tim McGee Industry Investment Facilitator, Economic Development and Major Projects Sunshine Coast Council

Katrina McGill Queensland Health Jenny McGuire Principal Project Officer Office of State Revenue Denis McIntyre Senior Manager EY Simon McKee Deputy Commissioner Office of State Revenue Ariella McQuinn Head of Talent Support WorkPac Group Bryan McSweeney Manager, BIM Implementation Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Adam Meadows Chief Strategy Officer Queensland Building and Construction Commission Tracey Mesken Head of Marketing WorkPac Group Paul Mitchell Manager, Learning Design and Governance Queensland Rail Prof Sherif Mohamed Head, School of Engineering and Built Environment Griffith University Laura Molloy Interior Designer Conrad Gargett Shaun Mulholland Queensland Health Colette Munro Chief Digital Innovation Officer, Australia and New Zealand AECOM Paul Murray Director Queensland Treasury Tanya Nelson Acting Manager, Structure Strategic Asset Management Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads


Prof Nam-Trung Nguyen Director, QMNC Griffith University Dominic Nolan Head of Corporate Affairs, Coal BHP Jared Norris Senior Consultant Nous Group Clint O'Brien Associate Director, Queensland CEDA Mary O'Dea General Manager, Strategy Springfield City Group Laleh Omalaki Design Director McKinsey & Company Torill Pape Technical Director, Transport AECOM Prof Alan Patching Associate Dean, External Engagement, Faculty of Society and Design Bond University Chris Paterson Group Director, Civil Infrastructure, Queensland and Northern Territory AECOM Samantha Pennisi Policy Officer, Strategic Policy Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Mark Peterson Head of ICT WorkPac Group Van Pham Manager Office of State Revenue Tim Polson Business Development Manager Klaveness Digital Rebecca Quinlan MBA Program Support Officer Griffith University

Kerri Rankin Operations Manager TAFE Queensland Elyse Rann Interior Designer Conrad Gargett Laura Rasmussen Manager, People Advisory Services EY Ray Rawlings End Market Director, Civil Infrastructure, Australia and New Zealand AECOM Elissa Read Executive Director, Strategic Policy Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Mark Reynolds Sunshine Coast Council Ken Richardson Executive Director, People, Planning and Strategy Bond University Jessica Riddell Executive Director, Program Delivery and Contract Management Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Ana Rodger General Manager, East Coast TAFE Queensland Kieron Roost Executive Director, Business Performance Queensland Performing Arts Centre Pooya Saba Director, Road Design Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Susan Sampson Queensland Treasury Dr Libby Sander Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour Bond University

Prof Robert Sang Dean, Academic Sciences Griffith University Sandy Santic Acting Manager, Officer of the Deputy Director-General Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Dr Diana Saunders Policy Officer Queensland Farmers Federation Vivian Sawatzki Principal Consultant, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet Kathryn Schmidt Principal Advisor Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works Robert Setter Chief Executive, Public Service Commission Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet Lisa Shaw Transformer Program Manager, Bond Business School Bond University Jane Silcox Manager, Educational Improvement and Product TAFE Queensland Jessica Simpson Manager, Social Value BHP Craig Sims Deputy Coordinator, Office of the Core Curriculum Bond University Prof Andrew Smith Pro Vice-Chancellor, Sciences Griffith University Rob Sobyra Director, Evidence and Data Construction Skills Queensland Juliette Sperber General Manager Brisbane Marine Pilots

Nick Stenson Principal Nous Group Alexis Stephens Queensland Health Katie Stidwill Director of External Relations McKinsey & Company Evelyn Storey Regional Director, South East Queensland Aurecon Group Michael Stout Director, Finance and Business Queensland Performing Arts Centre George Sutherland Group Executive, People and Retail Operations UnitingCare Queensland Kimberley Swords Client Development Advisor McKinsey & Company Hannah Szabo HR Business Partner Rio Tinto Amanda Thomas Principal Policy Officer, Strategic Policy Queensland Department of Employment, Small Business and Training Samara Thorne WorkPac Group Jennie Trinder Associate Director The University of Queensland Martina Tyleckova Senior Strategy Advisor Queensland Urban Utilities Rachel Tyler Head of Finance WorkPac Group Kent van Twest Group Manager, Engineering Sedgman Doug Ventham Head of Credit and Procurement WorkPac Group

Michelle Verdec Queensland Health susan vesperman Director Queensland Health Melissa Voss Associate Director FuseWorks Kristen Wall Manager, Human Resources BHP David Walsh Manager Office of State Revenue

Dennis Walsh Chief Engineer Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads Prof Mark Western Director, Institute for Social Science Research The University of Queensland Helen Whelan Director MGI South QLD Gemma White Principal, Technology BHP

Nicole White Commonwealth Bank of Australia Andrew Wilson Head of Asset Integration BHP Katherine Winlaw Manager, Workforce Futures and Inclusion Public Service Commission Melissa Wiscicki Digital Practice Leader Aurecon Group

Linda Worthington Queensland Department of State Development, Manufacturing, Infrastructure and Planning Claudia Zavagno Head of Payroll WorkPac Group Shane Zeederberg General Manager Bentleys


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CEDA Queensland: September - November 2019

NT economic outlook

DATE Wednesday 18 September 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Jodi Ryan, CEO, Office of the Chief Minister, Northern Territory

Government

EVENT OVERVIEW The Northern Territory’s Department of the Chief Minister

oversees and coordinates major government strategies. CEO Jodi Ryan will

provide an overview of the NT economy and key economic enablers and business

activities that are driving future growth opportunities.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by Hastings Deering.

State of the Nation 2019

DATE 19-20 September 2019, Two-day forum

VENUE Parliament House, Parliamentary Drive, Canberra

SPEAKERS The Hon. Julia Gillard AC, Chair, beyondblue and former Prime Minister

of Australia; Jean-Sébastien Jacques, Chief Executive, Rio Tinto; Dr Jim

Chalmers, Federal Shadow Treasurer; Romilly Madew AO, Chief Executive Officer,

Infrastructure Australia; The Hon. Christian Porter, Federal Attorney-General and

Minister for Industrial Relations

EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA’s annual national conference – State of the Nation –

brings together decision makers and leaders from government, business, industry

and community organisations for an intensive day-and-a-half of in-depth

discussion on policy issues impacting Australia’s future prosperity. Due to

changes to Parliamentary sitting days the conference dates have been moved.

Supported by CEDA member major sponsors First State Super and Asia Pacific,

and live stream sponsor NBN Co. Further sponsorship opportunities available.

Company Pulse

DATE Thursday 26 September 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Melinda Cilento, Chief Executive, CEDA and Andrew Stevens, Chair,

Innovation and Science Australia;

EVENT OVERVIEW In Company Pulse 2019 CEDA presents new information from

and for Australian business that goes beyond sentiment, detailing the challenges

facing business leaders and providing insights to inform business strategy.

Supported by CEDA member major sponsor Griffith Business School. Further

sponsorship opportunities available.

Treasury outlook

DATE Tuesday 1 October 2019,12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Frankie Carroll, Under Treasurer, Queensland Treasury

EVENT OVERVIEW Under Treasurer Frankie Carroll will provide an update on the

State's economy and an overview of policy and initiatives critical to Queensland's

growth.

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by KPMG.

Competition and economic regulation

DATE Wednesday 9 October 2019,12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Professor Flavio Menezes, Chair, Queensland Competition Authority

EVENT OVERVIEW Professor Flavio Menezes will brief CEDA Trustees on the

Queensland Competition Authority’s current projects and forward work to enable

fair access to vital infrastructure and essential services, price efficiency and growth

in the Queensland economy

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosting opportunity available.

The neighbourhood forum

DATE Friday 11 October 2019, 10.00am to 2.00pm


SPEAKERS Penny Burtt, Chief Executive Officer, Asialink; Professor Caitlin Byrne,

Director, Griffith Asia Institute; Rowan Callick OBE, Journalist and Industry Fellow,

Griffith Asia Institute; Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM, Chief Executive Officer,

Investing in Women; Richard Maude, Deputy Secretary, Indo-Pacific Group,

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

EVENT OVERVIEW Join a senior CEDA audience and expert speakers from

Australia and the Indo-Pacific region for the second annual neighbourhood forum

to hear how we can best engage with the region and re-cast key foreign,

economic and development issues from a local perspective.

Supported by CEDA member major sponsor Griffith Business School. Further


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Future of Australia's resources sector - Minister Canavan

DATE Monday 28 October 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Sofitel Brisbane Central, Grand Ballroom, 249 Turbot Street, Brisbane

SPEAKER Senator the Hon. Matt Canavan, Federal Minister for Resources and

Northern Australia

EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA welcomes Federal Minister for Resources and

Northern Australia Senator the Hon. Matt Canavan to present a keynote

address, his outlook for the future of Australia’s resources sector and what it

means for Northern Australia.

Supported by CEDA members major sponsors ABB Australia. Further


Queensland State of the State address 2019 in Brisbane

DATE Wednesday 30 October 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm


SPEAKERS The Hon. Annastacia Palaszczuk MP, Premier of Queensland and

Minister for Trade

EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA welcomes Premier of Queensland, the Hon. Annastacia

Palaszczuk to deliver the 2019 State of the State address and her analysis of our

State’s performance and prospects.

Supported by CEDA members major sponsors PwC Australia, Siemens, The

University of Queensland and supporting sponsor Colin Biggers & Paisley

Lawyers. Further sponsorship opportunities available.

Integrating digital health services

DATE Thursday 31 October 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only)

SPEAKER Tim Kelsey, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Digital Health Agency

EVENT OVERVIEW Healthcare is undergoing a technological revolution. Tim Kelsey

will provide an update on the Agency's work in improving the adoption, education,

infrastructure and awareness of digital health, the uptake of My Health Record and

the integration of digital health services across Queensland..

CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosted by Nous Group.

Women in Leadership: Ita Buttrose AC OBE

DATE Monday 4 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Hilton Brisbane, 190 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane

SPEAKERS Ita Buttrose AC OBE, Chair, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA welcomes ABC Chair, Ita Buttrose AC OBE for an

important keynote address on trust in Australia’s institutions, how media

influences public policy and its role in shaping a more equitable society.

Supported by CEDA member major series sponsor Griffith Business School.

Further sponsorship opportunities available.

CEDA contact:

Clint O’Brien, Acting State Director, CEDA

Phone: 07 3121 6431 Email: [email protected]

Susan Austin, Senior Membership Advisor, CEDA

Phone: 07 3121 6433 Email: [email protected]

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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 spans every state and territory and includes more than 780 of

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:

Clint O’Brien, Acting State Director 07 3121 6431 [email protected] Tamika Hartwig, Office and Event Coordinator 07 3121 6432 [email protected] Susan Austin, Senior Membership Advisor 07 3121 6433 [email protected]

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