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Queensland Vice
Chancellors’ panel
Monday 1 March 2021, 11.45am to 2.00pm
Grand Ballroom, Hilton Hotel Brisbane
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agenda
11.45am Registrations
12.15pm Welcome
Clint O’Brien
Associate Director, Program and Innovation, CEDA
12.20pm Introduction
Kevin O’Sullivan
Chief Executive Officer, UniSuper
12.50pm Lunch
1.00pm Moderated discussion and audience questions facilitated by Stefie Hinchy,
Principal, Nous
Prof. Helen Bartlett, Vice Chancellor and President, University of the
Sunshine Coast
Prof. Tim Brailsford, Vice Chancellor and President, Bond University
Prof. Carolyn Evans, Vice Chancellor and President, Griffith University
Prof. Sandra Harding AO, Vice Chancellor and President, James Cook
University
Prof. Nick Klomp, Vice Chancellor and President, CQUniversity Australia
Prof. Geraldine Mackenzie, Vice Chancellor, University of Southern
Queensland
Prof. Margaret Sheil AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, QUT
Prof. Deborah Terry AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, The University of
Queensland
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1.50pm Closing comments
Clint O’Brien
Associate Director, Program and Innovation, CEDA
2.00pm Close
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sponsor Event series sponsor UniSuper UniSuper is the super fund for Australia’s thinkers, creators and investigators working in the higher education and research sector. We’ve grown to be one of Australia’s largest super funds with more than 450,000 members and $90 billion in funds under management. UniSuper is also one of Australia’s most awarded super funds, reflecting our ongoing commitment to deliver greater retirement outcomes for our members, by delivering high quality, value-for-money retirement saving products and services. For more than 35 years, UniSuper has worked alongside Australia’s universities and research institutes. We are proud of the contribution the higher education sector makes in Australia and we’re thrilled to be supporting our university partners at the 2021 CEDA Queensland Vice Chancellors’ panel. UniSuper have been CEDA members since 2016.
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introduction
Kevin O’Sullivan
Chief Executive Officer, UniSuper
Twitter: @UniSuperNews
As UniSuper’s Chief Executive Officer, Kevin O’Sullivan is responsible for
developing, leading and implementing corporate strategy and culture. Kevin
joined UniSuper in July 2013 and has more than 30 years’ experience in the
superannuation and actuarial sectors.
A qualified actuary, Kevin’s previous role was Director, Actuarial and Benefits
Consulting at Russell Investments. Kevin has a degree in Commerce, is a Fellow
of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia (FIAA), a Fellow of the Canadian Institute
of Actuaries (FCIA) and a Fellow of the Society of Actuaries (FSA).
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panelist Professor Helen Bartlett Vice Chancellor and President, University of the Sunshine Coast Twitter: @usceduau Professor Helen Bartlett commenced as the third Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) on 17 August 2020. Prior to joining USC, Professor Bartlett was Vice-Chancellor and President of Federation University Australia from 2017 to 2020, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of Monash University Malaysia from 2013 to 2017, and Pro Vice- Chancellor and President of Monash University’s Gippsland Campus from 2008 to 2012. Professor Bartlett brings to USC extensive international experience, having held various leadership roles in universities across Australia, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Malaysia. Professor Bartlett attained a Bachelor of Arts at Northumbria University, a Master of Science (Public Policy) and a PhD from the University of Bath. A research specialist in health and aged care, Professor Bartlett’s career includes inaugural Director at the Australasian Centre on Ageing at the University of Queensland, the Oxford Centre for Health Care Research and Development and the Oxford Dementia Centre at Oxford Brookes University. Professor Bartlett was conferred as an Emeritus Professor at Monash University in 2017. She is the current Chair of the Regional Universities Network, an expert member of the Australian Government Council for International Education, and a member of the Australian Government’s National Priorities and Industry Linkage Fund Working Group.
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Professor Tim Brailsford
Vice Chancellor and President, Bond University
Twitter: @BondUniversity
Professor Brailsford has served as the 7th Vice Chancellor of Bond University
since 2012. Bond is Australia’s first private non-profit university having opened
its doors in 1989.
Prior to his appointment at Bond University, Professor Brailsford’s career in the
tertiary sector was with the Australian National University, University of
Melbourne, Monash University and the University of Queensland. In addition,
Professor Brailsford has held numerous visiting roles in Europe, the UK, North
America and China. His field of academic study is financial economics.
Amongst various achievements, Professor Brailsford was appointed as the
Foundation Dean of the UQ Business School and inaugural Frank Finn Professor
of Finance in 2002. He was the first Australian to be appointed to the North
American and European Boards for accreditation of business education. He has
been elected by his peers as President of several professional and learned
societies; and he holds Fellowships with CPA Australia, the Australian Institute
of Managers & Leaders and the Financial Services Institute of Australasia.
Professor Brailsford also has experience on commercial boards, government
agencies and professional committees. His interests including making sense of
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panelist Professor Carolyn Evans Vice Chancellor and President, Griffith University Twitter: @Griffith_Uni Professor Carolyn Evans is Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University. Carolyn graduated with degrees in Arts and Law from the University of Melbourne and a doctorate from Oxford where she studied as a Rhodes Scholar. Carolyn taught law at Oxford and Melbourne Universities. Prior to commencing at Griffith, Carolyn held the positions of Dean of Law, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Graduate and International) and Deputy Provost at the University of Melbourne. Carolyn works in the areas of law and religion and human rights and has published and spoken on these issues around the world. She was awarded a Fulbright Senior Scholarship in 2010 to work on comparative religious freedom. In 2019, Carolyn was elected as a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia and became a member of the organisation, Chief Executive Women.
. panelist Professor Sandra Harding AO Vice Chancellor and President, James Cook University Twitter: @jcu Professor Sandra Harding, Officer of the Order of Australia, took up her appointment as Vice Chancellor and President of James Cook University Australia in January 2007. In this role, she is responsible for ensuring clear and effective leadership and management of the University across all operating sites, including campuses in Cairns, Singapore and Townsville. Educated at the Australian National University, The University of Queensland and North Carolina State University (USA), Professor Harding has extensive academic and academic leadership experience. An economic sociologist by training, her areas of enduring academic interest include work, organisation and markets and how they work. She also has a keen interest in public policy in two key areas: education policy and related areas; and; the global Tropics, northern Australia and economic development. In addition, she has undertaken a wide variety of senior university-aligned roles as well as memberships/directorships of a variety of local, national and international Boards and Councils. Current roles include: Project Convener, State of the Tropics project; Member, Working Group providing advice to the Minister for Education, the Hon Dan Tehan MP, on higher education policy matters; Member, Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation Board; Director, Education Australia Ltd; Council During moderated discussion CEDA Member, the Australian Institute of Marine Science; Director, North Queensland will take online questions. Go to Cowboys NRL club; Director of Townsville Enterprise and of Advance Cairns ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter (regional economic development bodies); and; a member of the Committee for passcode QLDVC21 Economic Development of Australia’s (CEDA) Leadership Council. Professor Harding was appointed an Officer in the General Division of the Order CEDA will be tweeting from this of Australia in the 2019 Australia Day honours list for her distinguished service to event using #HigherEd education at the national and international level, and to the community of Join the conversation and follow us Queensland. on Twitter @ceda_news
panelist Professor Nick Klomp Vice Chancellor and President, CQUniversity Australia Twitter: @CQUniversityVC Professor Nick Klomp is the Vice-Chancellor and President of CQUniversity Australia. As the Vice-Chancellor, he leads the University by driving its strategy and academic vision, enhancing its culture and external profile, strengthening its finances and supporting its communities, across a national network of campuses. Prior to his appointment as Vice-Chancellor in 2019, Professor Klomp was the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at the University of Canberra, where he was responsible for academic strategy and teaching and learning quality across five faculties, as well as student recruitment and administration, student experience, marketing, international activities, graduate outcomes, and student equity and support. Prior to that role, Professor Klomp was the Dean of the Faculty of Science at Charles Sturt University, leading a large and diverse faculty in seven schools across six regional campuses, with disciplines ranging from Veterinary Science to Dentistry, Nursing to Environmental Science, Forensic Biotechnology to Wine Science, Agriculture to Allied Health and more. Professor Klomp is passionate about student engagement in learning, excellence in teaching, and research with impact. He has been presented with a teaching excellence award, has been nominated for awards in the promotion of science, and was a Science Correspondent for ABC radio for more than a decade. Professor Klomp is a vocal advocate for regional universities and is currently the Chair of the Regional University Network in Australia. In addition to his extensive teaching career, Professor Klomp is recognised internationally for his research in applied ecology and environmental science, having produced three books and around 60 refereed publications, successfully supervised more than a dozen doctoral students, and attracted several nationally-competitive grants. Professor Klomp has a Bachelor of Applied Science degree from Curtin University, First Class Honours from Murdoch University, and a PhD in Environmental Science from the University of Glasgow. He is also a graduate of Harvard’s Advanced Management Program (AMP 189) and the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).
. panelist Professor Geraldine Mackenzie Vice Chancellor, University of Southern Queensland Twitter: @USQVC Professor Geraldine Mackenzie is Vice-Chancellor of the University of Southern Queensland, appointed September 2017. Professor Mackenzie returned to the University having been Foundation Head of the University’s School of Law in 2007 and 2008, before she took up senior executive positions at Bond University (2009-2014): Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), Pro Vice-Chancellor (Business and Community Engagement), and Executive Dean, Faculty of Law. Before retuning to the University of Southern Queensland she was Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) at Southern Cross University (2014-2017). Prior to joining the University in 2007, as Head of the Law School, she held various senior roles at QUT, and served on QUT Council for nine years. She has a strong commitment to widening participation in higher education, particularly in Australia’s regional areas, flexible learning opportunities and encouraging a strong link between the University and business, industry and the community. She is currently Chair of the Board of the Ipswich Hospital Foundation, and a Board member of the Regional Australia Institute and Universities Australia. Professor Mackenzie has a PhD in sentencing law from the University of New South Wales and many years’ experience in higher education. Her research During moderated discussion CEDA interests are in law and public policy. A Barrister-at-Law and lawyer since 1985, will take online questions. Go to she is a member of the Queensland Bar Association, American Bar Association ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter and the International Bar Association. passcode QLDVC21 Professor Mackenzie has held a number of senior positions at State and Federal level including Deputy Chair, Universities Australia DVC (Research) Committee; CEDA will be tweeting from this Co-Chair, Universities Australia Executive Women; Chair, NSW DVC (Research) event using #HigherEd Committee; Chair, RUN Research group; Chair, RUN Executive Women; Chair, Join the conversation and follow us Humanities and Creative Arts panel, Australian Research Council College of on Twitter @ceda_news Experts; Chair, Queensland Selection Panel American/Australian Fulbright Commission, and was an executive member of the Council of Australian Law Deans. Professor Mackenzie is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law, the Queensland Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the Australian Institute of Managers and Leaders. She is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
panelist Professor Margaret Sheil AO Vice-Chancellor and President, QUT Twitter: @MargaretSheil Professor Margaret Sheil AO was appointed Vice-Chancellor and President of QUT in February 2018, having previously been Provost at The University of Melbourne (2012-2017) and Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Research Council (2007-2012). Professor Sheil has been an academic in chemistry and held a number of senior roles at the University of Wollongong, including as Dean of Science and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research). She is a Fellow of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI), the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE) and of the Australian and New Zealand Society for Mass Spectrometry (ANZSMS). Professor Sheil is Chair of the Board of the Queensland Museum Network, a member of the Board of Universities Australia and a member of the Australian Space Agency Advisory Group. She was a Director of the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) from 2015-2019, and the Advisory Board for Coursera. She was a member of the Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Engineering Council, the National Research Infrastructure Council and the Cooperative Research Centres Committee from 2007-2012. In 2017 Professor Sheil was made an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for her distinguished service to science and higher education as an academic and administrator, through significant contributions to the national research landscape, and to performance standards. Professor Sheil holds a Bachelor of Science and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from The University of New South Wales and was presented with the Science and Technology Alumni Award from UNSW in 2016.
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Professor Deborah Terry AO
Vice-Chancellor and President, The University of
Queensland
Twitter: @UQ_News
Professor Deborah Terry AO is Vice-Chancellor and President of The University
of Queensland (UQ). Prior to commencing this role in August 2020, she served
as Vice-Chancellor of Curtin University, in Western Australia (from February 2014
to July 2020).
Professor Terry was made an Officer in the General Division of the Order of
Australia (AO) in June 2015, in recognition of her distinguished service to
education in the tertiary sector.
She is Chair of the Board of Universities Australia; a Fellow and past President
of the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia; an appointed member of the
Australian Research Council Advisory Council; and serves on the Australia and
New Zealand School of Government Board and Australia's Academic and
Research Network Board.
Having grown up in Perth and Canberra, Professor Terry completed her PhD in
Social Psychology at the Australian National University in Canberra. From there,
she commenced her distinguished career at UQ in 1990, initially as an
internationally recognised scholar in psychology. During her 24 years at UQ,
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on Twitter @ceda_newsfacilitator Stefie Hinchy Principal, Nous Twitter: @NousGroup Stefie is an education and public policy economist. She has worked closely with university executives during periods of change and with government executives to advise on policy and programs across education, research, skills and innovation. Stefie is expert in working with universities to improve the strategic alignment and success of their program offerings, pricing strategies and scholarship strategies. Recently, she has particularly been working with universities, VET providers, industry bodies and state governments on shorter form credentials and innovative ways to meet industry needs. She has significant experience in, and passion for, working to improving outcomes for students from diverse backgrounds- having worked with a number of universities on the most effective use of HEPPP and ISP.
corporate tables CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table at today’s event. BDO Bond University Clayton Utz Deloitte Griffith University KPMG Microsoft Nous Group Queensland Treasury TAFE Queensland TechnologyOne The University of Queenland Corporation Translational Research UniSuper University of Southern University of the Sunshine Institute Queensland Coast
attendees
Prof Amin Abbosh Brandon Archbell Dr Jason Armstrong Susan Austin
Head of School, Information Associate Director Brisbane Technology Centre Membership Manager
Technology & Electrical KPMG Manager CEDA
Engineering Boeing Defence Australia
The University of Queensland
Assoc Prof Lauren Ball Prof Christopher Barner-Kowollik Prof Markus Barth Grant Bartholomew
NHMRC Fellow Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice- Discipline Leader, Imaging, USQ
Griffith University President (Research) Sensing & Biomedical Engineering
QUT The University of Queensland
Prof Helen Bartlett Greg Baumann Prof Janeen Baxter Prof Scott Bell
Vice-Chancellor and President QLD State Manager Director, Life Course Centre Chief Executive Officer
University of the Sunshine Coast Hansen Yuncken Pty Ltd The University of Queensland Translational Research Institute
Dr Helen Benham Sian Benson Prof Andrea Bialocerkowski Daniele Bird
Director, Clinical Translation Executive Coordinator, Office of Director, Micro-credentialing and Partner
Translational Research Institute the Vice-Chancellor and President Professional Development EY
University of Southern Queensland Griffith University
Kylie Blurton Cassie Boodle Sonia Bracey-Finch Prof Tim Brailsford
Partner Executive Assistant to Mark Executive Assistant to Professor Vice-Chancellor and President
Deloitte Girard, Managing Director, Client Andrew Smith Bond University
Division Griffith University
Queensland Treasury Corporation
Andrew Brookes Peter Bryant Catherine Butler Dr John Byron
Partner Chief Operating Officer Government & Public Affairs Director, Government Relations
PwC Australia Griffith University Manager and Policy
Tri-Star Petroleum Company QUT
Mary Campbell Nia Cho Helen Clarke Andrei Clewett
Chief Executive Officer Senior Event Producer Partner Director, Information Technology
TAFE Queensland CEDA Corrs Chambers Westgarth University of the Sunshine Coast
Prof Emer Peter Coaldrake AO Sarah Connelly Anna-Maria Cooney Huw Davies
Chief Commissioner Principal Corporate Marketing Consultant Chief Information Officer
Tertiary Education Quality Nous Group UniSuper QUT
Standards Agency (TEQSA)
Sue Davis Alison de Groot Katie Delaney Shane Dennis
Director of Finance Partner Event and Partnership Coordinator Account Executive
Translational Research Institute EY BDO VMware
Bhavik Deoji Stephanie Donigi Karl Eckermann Prof Carolyn Evans
Director Associate Principal Vice Chancellor
Queensland Audit Office Architectus Architectus Griffith University
Russell Fairbanks Dr Helen Fairweather Sheree Ferguson Janine Fitzgerald
Managing Director Discipline Leader, Engineering Events Manager Director
Luminary University of the Sunshine Coast Clayton Utz Robinson Fitzgerald
Andrew Flannery Jamie Ford Prof Graham Galloway Chris Gill
Chief Financial Officer Executive Director, QLD Director, Imaging Technology Director
The University of Queensland Practera Translational Research Institute Turner & Townsend
Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.Dr Christopher Gourlay Dr Roberta Greimel Assoc Prof Amanda Christy Gyori
Director, Consulting and Research Higher Education National Gudmundsson Audit Manager
Expertise Manager Assistant Dean (Teaching & Queensland Audit Office
The University of Queensland The Smith Family Learning)
QUT
Shari Halyday Liz Hardie Prof Sandra Harding AO Emma Hardy
Audit Senior Principal Policy and Research Vice-Chancellor and President Corporate Counsel
Queensland Audit Office Advisor James Cook University Tri-Star Petroleum Company
Trade and Investment Queensland
Mark Harvey Dale Hassell Mark Heilbronn Matthew Heskett
Vice-President (Business Audit Manager AE Manager - Skills & Education
Development) Queensland Audit Office Microsoft Queensland Resources Council
QUT
Michelle Hill Stefie Hinchy Dr Cherrell Hirst AO Tanya Hornick
Sales Operations and Regional Director Board Director Strategic Partnership Manager
Administrator Nous Group Gold Coast Hospital and Health Queensland
TechnologyOne Services Australian Bureau of Statistics
Neil Horrocks Stephen Howell Prof Helen Huang Megan Huisman
Director, Centre for Energy Data Principal Advisor Discipline Leader, Data Science Principal
Innovation Effective Governance The University of Queensland Nous Group
The University of Queensland
John Humphrey John Hunt Dr Karen Hussey Cate Jolley
Senior Consltant Enterprise Account Manager Deputy Director General DES EPP Managing Director
King & Wood Mallesons Hewlett Packard Enterprise Department of Environment and Effective Governance
Science
Katrina-Lee Jones Chris Kenvyn Erin Keogh Kirsten Kiel-Chisholm
Policy Director - Skills, Education QLD Business Development School Manager, School of ITEE, Director, Legal Services
& Diversity Manager The University of Queensland Translational Research Institute
Queensland Resources Council Hansen Yuncken Pty Ltd
Thomas King Prof Nick Klomp Prof Ryan Ko Susie Kuo
Industry Executive – Higher Vice Chancellor and President Chair & Director Cyber Security Partner
Education CQUniversity The University of Queensland EY
Microsoft
Priscilla Lal Alan Le May Assoc Prof Angela Leitch Rongyu Li
Special Counsel General Manager, Qld Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External
King & Wood Mallesons The Smith Family Strategy) Engagement)
QUT The University of Queensland
Prof Birgit Lohmann Prof Robert Love Prof Geraldine Mackenzie Jane Malloch
Board member Dean of Dentistry, School of Vice-Chancellor General Counsel
Queensland Health Dentistry and Oral Health University of Southern Queensland UniQuest
Griffith University
Catherine Marks Kloe Martyn Davina McArthur Justin McDonnell
Vice President Engagement Casual Director Partner
Bond University CEDA Brisbane Office Nous Group King & Wood Mallesons
Stuart McDowall Josh McIntyre Danielle Milani Brydie Morris
Partner, Consulting Business Development Manager Lawyer Audit Manager
Grant Thornton Australia Siemens UniQuest Queensland Audit Office
Jodie Mott Sonya Murrell Julie-Anne Nichols Prof Jim Nyland
Regional Manager, QLD Casual Queensland Senior Trade and Associate Vice-Chancellor, QLD
Programmed CEDA Investment Commissioner Australian Catholic University
Trade and Investment QueenslandClint O'Brien Tom O'Connor Dr Jason Olsen Kevin O'Sullivan
Associate Director, Program and Consultant Principal Advisor Chief Executive Officer
Innovation Nous Group Office of the Queensland Chief UniSuper
CEDA Scientist
Stephanie Parsons Nicole Patterson Susie Pearn Mario Pennisi AM
Economist Business Development and Client Director, Education Chairman
Reserve Bank of Australia Partnerships Manager Aurecon Group Suncare Community Services
Trade and Investment Queensland
Dr Julia Playford Michelle Reardon Dominic Rebello Katrina Reid
Executive Director, Science Director Director Director
Strategy and Partnerships Queensland Audit Office CluedIn Australia Pty Ltd Trade and Investment Queensland
Queensland Department of
Environment and Science
Michelle Richards Kate Robinson Mandy Ross Phil Saal
Director of Building Operations Director Chief Digital Officer Associate
Translational Research Institute Robinson Fitzgerald Griffith University Aurecon Group
Prof Shazia Sadiq Rowan Salt Prof Joanne Scott Dr Eva-Marie Seeto
School of Information Technology Chief Information Officer (Acting) Pro Vice-Chancellor, Engagement Director, Office of Engagement
and Electrical Engineering The University of Queensland University of the Sunshine Coast University of the Sunshine Coast
The University of Queensland
Scott Sheehan Prof Margaret Sheil AO Prof David Siddle Chelsea Simmons
Associate Director Vice Chancellor and President Independent Director Market Growth Consultant
Turner & Townsend QUT Translational Research Institute MinterEllison
Rebecca Slater Prof Simon Smith Cameron Smith Prof Nic Smith
Solicitor Professor - Sleep and Health Director Provost and Professor of
King & Wood Mallesons The University of Queensland Engineering
QUT
Geoff Smith Sharon Solyma Scott Sorley Lauren Stephenson
Chief Financial Officer Engagement Manager Executive Director (ICT Services) Director
QUT Bond University University of Southern Queensland Queensland Department of
Environment and Science
Robin Sweaset John Swinson Prof Deborah Terry AO Sarah Thomas
Director Partner Vice-Chancellor and President Administrative Officer
Turner & Townsend King & Wood Mallesons The University of Queensland The University of Queensland
Prof Karen Thorpe Sabina Todd Rachel Vagg Cheryl Vardon
Group Leader, Institute for Social Regional General Manager North - Assistant Auditor-General Chief Executive and Principal
Science Research NSW, QLD, NZ Queensland Audit Office Commissioner
The University of Queensland Siemens Queensland Family and Child
Commission
Jim Walker AM Suzanne Wauchope Catherine Webber Nick Weiske
Independent Director Partner Strategic Communications Advisor Buildings Electrical Practice
Translational Research Institute KordaMentha Bond University Leader
Aurecon Group
Prof Mark Western Greg Winslett Brendan Worrall Prof Robina Xavier
Director, Institute for Social Deputy Director (Digital Learning) Auditor-General Executive Dean, QUT Business
Science Research The University of Queensland Queensland Audit Office School
The University of Queensland QUT
Prof Patsy Yates Prof Firuz Zare
Executive Dean, Faculty of Health Discipline Leader, Power Energy &
QUT Control Engineering
The University of QueenslandCEDA Upcoming events The transformation of Australia's workforce DATE Tuesday, 2 March 2021, 3.00pm to 4.00pm AEDT TYPE Interactive livestream SPEAKERS Alexis George, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, ANZ; Dr Ben Hamer, Future of Work Lead, PwC Australia; Steven Miller, Chief Operating Officer, Microsoft Australia EVENT OVERVIEW The continued digital transformation of Australian businesses is an economic imperative. Organisations are redesigning their workplaces, practices and workforces by re-skilling and up-skilling their employees and investing in enabling technologies. Sponsorship opportunities available Aged Care Royal Commission: the way forward DATE Friday, 12 March 2021, 11.30am to 12.30pm AEDT TYPE Interactive livestream SPEAKERS Senator the Hon. Richard Colbeck, Federal Minister for Senior Australians and Aged Care Services, Minister for Sport; Stephen Teulan, Principal, Nous Group EVENT OVERVIEW Join the Federal Minister for Senior Australians and Aged Care Services for a timely response to the Royal Commission’s final report into Aged Care Quality and Safety, government’s plans to reform and support Australia’s Aged Care sector and its future. Sponsored by CEDA members: Nous Group. Western Sydney: what next for the Aerotropolis? DATE Tuesday, 30 March 2021, 11.45am to 2.00pm AEDT VENUE Novotel Parramatta, 350 Church Street, Parramatta, NSW SPEAKERS The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP, NSW Minister for Jobs, Investment, Tourism and Western Sydney; Billie Sankovic, Chief Executive, Western Sydney Community Forum EVENT OVERVIEW As part of CEDA’s Urban optimisation series we convene in Western Sydney to discuss ongoing development and what it means for jobs, infrastructure, and community development. Sponsored by CEDA members: Aurecon, EY and Westpac. CEDA contact: Program and Innovation team | programming@ceda.com.au Program and Delivery team | events@ceda.com.au 03 9662 3544
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