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The neighbourhood
Keynote address: Richard Maude, Deputy Secretary,
Indo-Pacific Group, Department of Foreign Affairs and
Trade
Friday 11 October 2019, 12.00pm to 2.30pm
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
E VEN T MA JOR SP O NS OR S
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agenda
12.00pm Registration
12.10pm Welcome
Clint O’Brien
Acting State Director, CEDA
12.15pm Overview
Professor Caitlin Byrne
Director, Griffith Asia Institute
12.20pm Speaker address
Rowan Callick OBE
Journalist and Industry Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute
12.30pm Speaker address
Penny Burtt
Group Chief Executive Officer, Asialink
12.40pm Speaker address
Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM
Chief Executive Officer, Investing in Women
12.50pm Speaker address
Tom Calder
Trade and Investment Commissioner, ASEAN, Trade and Investment
Queensland (TIQ)
1.00pm Lunch
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agenda
1.30pm Speaker address
Wen Gu
Chief Executive Officer, Australia China Business Council (ACBC),
Queensland
1.40pm Keynote address
Richard Maude
Deputy Secretary, Indo-Pacific Group, Department of Foreign Affairs and
Trade (DFAT)
1.55pm Moderated discussion and questions
Moderator: Professor Caitlin Byrne, Director, Griffith Asia Institute
• Penny Burtt, Group Chief Executive Officer, Asialink
• Tom Calder, Trade and Investment Commissioner, ASEAN, Trade and
Investment Queensland (TIQ)
• Rowan Callick OBE, Journalist and Industry Fellow, Griffith Asia
Institute
• Wen Gu, Chief Executive Officer, Australia China Business Council
(ACBC), Queensland
• Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM, Chief Executive Officer, Investing in
Women
• Richard Maude, Deputy Secretary, Indo-Pacific Group, Department of
Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
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2.25pm Close
Clint O’Brien
Acting State Director, CEDA
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sponsor Event major sponsor Griffith Business School Griffith Business School is part of Griffith University, a dynamic, innovative and well-respected public university. Our University has more than 50,000 students from 131 countries and is located in South-East Queensland (Brisbane, Logan and the Gold Coast), the fastest growing region in Australia. Considered one of Australia’s leading business educators, Griffith Business School is an accredited member of AACSB International – The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. AACSB Accreditation is known, worldwide, as the longest standing, most recognised form of professional accreditation an institution and its business programs can earn. In the QS World University Subject Rankings 2017 we received a world Top 10 position (number nine globally and number one in Australia) in Hospitality and Leisure Management. Hospitality and Tourism Management at Griffith rated second in the world in the Shanghai Ranking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2017. Other notable ranking achievements included Politics and International Studies retaining a Top 100 ranking; Sports-related subjects ranking in the Top 100; Business and Management retaining our Top 200 place; and Economics and Econometrics ranked in the Top 300. We are committed to advancing innovative and socially responsible business education, scholarship and practice in Australia and the Asia region. With Asian studies, government and international relations, public policy and public administration, tourism, sport, event and real estate management in our broad program portfolio, we provide a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs as well as a substantial PhD program. We are an active partner in the Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative, a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Management Education and the UN Global Compact. This engagement demonstrates our strong commitment to sustainable business practices, corporate social responsibility and to developing global citizens through our education programs. Griffith University has been a member of CEDA since 1995.
. sponsor Event major sponsor Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) Trade and Investment Queensland is the Queensland Government’s dedicated global business agency, helping Queensland exporters take their products to world markets, and promoting Queensland as the perfect place for investment. Queensland is positioned at the crossroads of the Asia-Pacific, close to the world’s largest growth markets and with strong advantages as an investment destination. Our dynamic and stable economy, highly skilled workforce, pro- business environment and advanced infrastructure offer businesses the best climate to expand and prosper. Queensland is also the driving force behind export growth in Australia, with total merchandise exports accounting for about one-fifth of the nation’s total. TIQ’s Trade and Investment Commissioners are located in 12 international markets: ASEAN; China; Europe; Hong Kong; India; Indonesia; Japan; Korea; Latin America; Middle East; North America; and Taiwan, and our regional trade and investment advisors are positioned in major centres throughout Queensland including Cairns; Townsville; Mackay; Rockhampton; Bundaberg; Sunshine Coast; Ipswich; and Toowoomba. TIQ proudly works with partner agencies, industry organisations and international allies to promote better access to overseas markets and decision- makers for Queensland companies. If you’re an exporter, we work with you to develop your skills, give you the market intelligence and business connections you need, and offer in-market introductions through targeted trade missions. Investors and entrepreneurs who can make a real difference to our economy are welcome in Queensland. TIQ can assist to make living and working in Queensland as viable for you as possible, and work with you to open doors for your business. Queensland has many industry investment opportunities, and the Queensland CEDA will be tweeting from this Government welcomes successful business investors. TIQ can facilitate event using #GlobalEcon investment across major and emerging industries including mining and Join the conversation and follow us resources; advance manufacturing; aerospace; biofutures; biomedicine; on Twitter @ceda_news defence; food and agribusiness; knowledge and education; tourism; and urban development and infrastructure. If you’re looking for opportunities to go global, Trade and Investment Queensland is prepared and ready to assist. TIQ has been a member of CEDA since 2014.
speaker and moderator Professor Caitlin Byrne Director, Griffith Asia Institute Professor Caitlin Byrne is a Faculty Fellow of the University of Southern California's Centre for Public Diplomacy (CPD). Prior to joining academia, Caitlin had established a professional career spanning strategic management, foreign and social policy roles across government, business and community sectors. She has represented Australia internationally including as Consul to the Australian Embassy, Mexico. Caitlin’s research is focused on Australian diplomacy with a special interest in Australia’s engagement in the Asia-Pacific region. Most recent research projects explore the role of leadership, soft power and public diplomacy—including people-to-people connections developed through international education, culture and sport—in developing Australia’s regional influence, relationships and reputation. Her research is published in a range of journals including the Australian Journal of International Affairs, the Australian Journal of Politics and History, Politics and Policy, and The Hague Journal on Diplomacy. Recent consultancies include the development of the Australian Government Sports Diplomacy 2030 Strategy and knowledge hub; training needs analysis (international policy and strategy) for the Australian Government’s Diplomatic Academy, and the development of Australia’s Global Alumni Engagement Strategy for the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Caitlin sits on the National Reference Board of ACICIS, the Executive Council of the Australian Institute for International Affairs (Queensland), the Australia- America Fulbright Commission's Scholarship Selection Panel (Queensland).
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speaker
Rowan Callick OBE
Journalist and Industry Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute
Rowan Callick is a columnist for The Australian. He grew up in England,
graduating with a BA Honours from Exeter University, and worked for a daily
newspaper before moving to Papua New Guinea, becoming general manager of
a locally owned publishing, printing and retail group.
In 1987 he moved to Australia, working for almost 20 years for The Australian
Financial Review including as Hong Kong based China Correspondent and as
Asia Pacific Editor, and for two years as a senior writer for Time magazine. He
worked for The Australian from 2006 to 2018, including two postings to Beijing
as China Correspondent, and as Asia Pacific Editor.
His work has also been published widely elsewhere, including The Wall Street
Journal, Foreign Policy magazine, and The Times.
He is a governor of the Foundation for Development Cooperation and a member
of the advisory boards of La Trobe Asia and of the China Studies Department
also at La Trobe University. He was appointed an Honorary Fellow of the
Australian Institute for International Affairs; has won two Walkley Awards; and
the Graham Perkin Award for Australian Journalist of the Year. He was awarded
the OBE at the nomination the government of PNG for services to journalism and
to the training of PNG journalists.
He has written three books, each published in English and Chinese, the most
recent being “Party Time: Who Runs China And How” (Black Inc in Australia, and
internationally by Palgrave Macmillan as “The Party Forever: Inside China’s
Modern Communist Elite,” by Palgrave Macmillan).
He has spoken on Asian and Pacific topics, especially on China, at many
university campuses in Australia, New Zealand and China, in June 2018 at the CEDA will be tweeting from this
School of Oriental & African Studies at London University and in June 2019 at event using #GlobalEcon
King’s College, London University, as well as at international conferences in Asia. Join the conversation and follow us
on Twitter @ceda_news
speaker Penny Burtt Group Chief Executive Officer, Asialink Asialink is Australia’s leading centre for the promotion of public understanding of the countries of Asia and of Australia’s role in the region. Penny joined Asialink from global payments company Visa, where she served as Vice President, Government Affairs, Asia Pacific. Prior to Visa, Penny led External Relations and Client Service Risk for the Asia Pacific with McKinsey & Company. Penny is a former diplomat and represented Australia at a senior level in Singapore; Malaysia; Indonesia; at the United Nations in Geneva; and New York. She previously served as an Adviser to the Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs. In the course of her career, Penny has served on the Boards of the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore; the United States National Center for Asia- Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC); the Singapore Institute for International Affairs; and the Singapore Committee of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). She is a member of the Australia-India CEO Forum and the Advisory Board for ASEAN-Australia Strategic Youth Partnership. Penny is a Trustee of CEDA.
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speaker
Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM
Chief Executive Officer, Investing in Women
Twitter: @JNewtonHowes
Investing in Women is a seven-year Australian Government initiative, to increase
women’s economic participation as employees and as entrepreneurs and to
influence the enabling environment to promote women’s economic
empowerment in the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and Myanmar through:
Supporting Business Coalitions work with influential businesses on shifting
workplace cultures, practices and policy barriers to achieve Workplace Gender
Equality; Partnering with Impact Investors and ecosystem builders to expand
market opportunities for women, to incentivise and catalyse access to capital for
small and medium enterprises led by and responsive to the needs of women;
and Influencing gender norms by working with partners to positively shift
attitudes and practices to support women in the world of work.
Julia joined Investing in Women in 2016 after spending nine years as Chief
Executive Officer of CARE Australia, one of Australia’s largest humanitarian and
development organisations. At CARE, Julia led a strategic focus on gender
equality and women’s empowerment across all programming and oversaw a
significant increase in donations. Over her career in international development,
she has held various senior positions across different geographies, including
Advisor to the Board at The World Bank and Assistant Director-General at
AusAID.
Her board memberships have included the Australian Council for International
Development (ACFID) and CARE International. She is a Westpac AFR 100
Women of Influence Award Winner (Global Category 2013); Member of the
General Division of the Order of Australia (awarded in recognition of services to
International Development and Women in 2014); and former Telstra ACT CEDA will be tweeting from this
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Julia has a PhD in Materials Science from Imperial College London.
on Twitter @ceda_newsspeaker Tom Calder Trade and Investment Commissioner, ASEAN, Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) Tom Calder commenced in June 2018 as Queensland Trade and Investment Commissioner – ASEAN, a new appointment under the Queensland Trade and Investment Strategy 2017–2022. Based in TIQ’s Singapore office, Tom is responsible for Singapore; Malaysia; Vietnam; Thailand; and other ASEAN nations in the region. He brings to the role 20 years’ experience in international trade and investment, having been an Australian trade commissioner in India and, most recently, Austrade State Director for Western Australia. Tom has also worked for the University of Melbourne as Regional Manager (Middle East and China), and was an Australian Government industry advisor. Tom has longstanding connections in the ASEAN region, having spent his early childhood in South East Asia before returning to Queensland for high school. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Asian Studies and has undertaken language training in Indonesian.
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speaker
Wen Gu
Chief Executive Officer, Australia China Business Council
(ACBC), Queensland
Wen is the first Chinese national to have held the Chief Executive Officer
position at Australia China Business Council, Queensland. Wen’s professional
experience spans a variety of industry sectors, both in Australia and China. She
is passionate about fostering understanding and inclusion between the
business communities of Australia and China.
As a former international student from Monash University, Wen is also
passionate about supporting international students to better integrate into
Australian society.
In 2016 she led the inaugural career fair in Shanghai for Chinese nationals
graduated from Australian universities and is currently a mentor in the Connect
Mentoring Program at the University of Queensland.
Her keen interest to advance bilateral relations and bring businesses together
has seen her make meaningful impact on the Australia and China business
community.
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on Twitter @ceda_newskeynote speaker Richard Maude Deputy Secretary, Indo-Pacific Group, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Richard Maude’s portfolio covers Australia’s bilateral relations with Australia’s partners in Asia and North America, as well as Australia’s regional political, security, economic and development assistance interests. In 2017, Richard was head of the whole-of-government taskforce which supported the preparation of the Australian Government’s 2017 Foreign Policy White Paper. Richard was Director-General of the Office of National Assessments (ONA) from May 2013 until November 2016. ONA reports directly to the Prime Minister and provides all-source assessments on international political, strategic and economic developments affecting Australia’s national interests. Before taking up the position of Director-General ONA, he was the senior adviser on foreign policy and national security issues in the Office of the Prime Minister. Richard has worked extensively on international security and Indo Pacific affairs as a career foreign service officer in Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. He has served overseas in Malaysia, where he was Deputy High Commissioner, Singapore and as the Liaison Officer for the Office of National Assessments in the Australian Embassy in Washington DC. Richard holds a first class honours degree in politics from the University of Adelaide and a Master of Arts (International Relations) from the Australian National University.
corporate tables
CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table
at today’s event.
Asialink Griffith University
attendees
Tak Adachi Daniel Bailey Tom Calder Viki Forrest
Trade and Investment Support Officer Trade and Investment Trade and Investment
Commissioner for Japan CSIRO Commissioner, ASEAN Commissioner, North
Trade and Investment Trade and Investment America
Queensland Jake Bamford Queensland Trade and Investment
Senior Policy Officer Queensland
Gitesh Agarwal Queensland Department of Rowan Callick OBE
Trade and Investment the Premier and Cabinet Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute Ben Giles
Commissioner, India Griffith University Trade and Investment
Trade and Investment Ben Bowen Commissioner, Indonesia
Queensland Sphere Infrastructure Madeline Chmura Trade and Investment
Partners Policy Officer, Environment Queensland
Gayatri Alluri Unit
Senior Project Officer, Derek Brown Federal Department of Tasman Graham
Strategy and Implementation State Director Foreign Affairs and Trade Senior Vice President, Power
Trade and Investment Federal Department of and Transport
Queensland Foreign Affairs and Trade Belle Deng Advisian
Australia China Business
Peter Andrews Toni Brownie Council Carly Greenhalgh
Director, Industry Attraction General Manager, Senior Analyst
Queensland Department of International Operations Sheryl Deng Australian Prudential
State Development, Trade and Investment Australia China Business Regulation Authority
Manufacturing, Infrastructure Queensland Council
and Planning Wen Gu
Ross Buchanan Clinton Dines Chief Executive Officer
Nicole Andronicus Global Investment Principal Australia China Business
Manager, International Commissioner Moreton Bay Partners Council
Relations and Multicultural Trade and Investment
Affairs Queensland Alicia Doherty Patrick Hafenstein
Brisbane City Council Queensland General Trade and Investment
Prof Stuart Bunn Manager Commissioner, Taiwan
Linda Apelt Director Core Group, AMCHAM - American Trade and Investment
Agent-General for Australian Rivers Institute Chamber of Commerce in Queensland
Queensland in the United Griffith University Australia
Kingdom Brian Healey
Trade and Investment Penny Burtt Anthony Fensom Partner
Queensland Group Chief Executive Officer Director K&L Gates
Asialink Business Fensom Communication
Susan Austin Liana Heath
Senior Membership Advisor, Prof Caitlin Byrne Michele Fleming Manager, Partnerships and
Queensland Director, Griffith Asia Institute Associate Principal, Public Development
CEDA Griffith University Relations and Government Asialink Business
Relations
Populous
Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.Julia Herries Mukund Narayanamurti Dr Tapan Sarker Greg Twiner
Trade and Investment Chief Executive Officer Director, Engagement and Head of Business
Commissioner, Hong Kong Asialink Business Senior Lecturer, Griffith Development
Trade and Investment Business Law Group TAE Aerospace
Queensland Dr Tess Newton Cain Griffith University
Principal Kanat Wano
Daniel Kim TNC Pacific Prof Scott Sheppard Griffith University
Trade and Investment Deputy Vice Chancellor,
Commissioner, Korea Dr Julia Newton-Howes AM International and Jacinta Webb
Trade and Investment Chief Executive Development Director
Queensland Investing in Women QUT Queensland Department of
Education
Tony Makin Julie-Anne Nichols Manuraj
Professor of Economics Trade and Investment Shunmugasundaram Vicky Wei
Griffith University Commissioner, Greater China Chair, Steering Committee Head, Greater China
Trade and Investment Australia India Youth QIC
Donna Massie Queensland Dialogue
Trade and Investment Lucy West
Commissioner, Middle East Clint O'Brien Aaron Snell Sessional Academic
and North Africa Acting State Director, ANZ Banking Group Griffith University
Trade and Investment Queensland
Queensland CEDA Ian Stewart David Widjaja
Former Police Commissioner Founder and Director
Richard Maude Julian Pearce Queensland Police DWC International
Deputy Secretary, Indo- President
Pacific Group The Economic Society of Takeshi Tanabe Shannon Willoughby
Federal Department of Australia Deputy Consul-General of Executive Director, Study
Foreign Affairs and Trade Japan Queensland
Alex Pessagno Consulate-General of Japan Trade and Investment
Paul Morris Trade and Investment Queensland
General Manager, Asia- Commissioner, Latin America Tony Tapsall
Pacific Trade and Investment General Manager, Northern Sarah Woolmington
TAE Aerospace Queensland Queensland and Northern Manager, Partnerships and
Territory Development
Dr Johanna Nalau Sue Rallings ANZ Banking Group Asialink Business
Research Fellow Director
Griffith University Intrinsic Business Solutions
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notes Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.
CEDA Queensland: October - November 2019 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, Advisian and supporting sponsor Adani. Queensland State of the State address 2019 in Brisbane DATE Wednesday 30 October 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane 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 sponsors Colin Biggers & Paisley Lawyers and Westpac. 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) and Professor Carolyn Evans, Vice Chancellor and President, Griffith University 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. Australia's defence capability and infrastructure DATE Friday 8 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane SPEAKERS Steve Grzeskowiak, Deputy Secretary Estate and Infrastructure, Department of Defence; Professor Andrew O'Neil, Dean (Research) and Professor of Political Science, Griffith Business School EVENT OVERVIEW We operate in a region experiencing shifts in power and influence. How Australia navigates those challenges right now is influencing our economic success and prosperity. Supported by CEDA member major sponsor Cardno. Further sponsorship opportunities available. Tackling entrenched disadvantage - new approaches DATE Wednesday 13 November 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm VENUE Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank, Brisbane SPEAKERS Jarrod Ball, Chief Economist, CEDA; Professor Ingrid Burkett, Co- Director, Yunus Centre, Griffith University EVENT OVERVIEW CEDA’s forthcoming report will highlight how Australia can make inroads to break the cycle of entrenched disadvantage at an early stage. Supported by CEDA member major series sponsor Griffith Business School. Further sponsorship opportunities available.
The fourth industrial revolution DATE Friday 22 November 2019,12.00pm to 2.00pm (invitation only) SPEAKER Professor Sue Keay, Director of Cyber Physical Systems, Data61, CSIRO EVENT OVERVIEW We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we live, work, and relate to one another. Prof Keay will discuss the impact of this new chapter in human development enabled by technology advances. CEDA Trustee boardroom briefing hosting opportunity available. CEDA contact: Clint O’Brien, Acting State Director, CEDA Phone: 07 3121 6431 Email: clint.obrien@ceda.com.au Susan Austin, Senior Membership Advisor, CEDA Phone: 07 3121 6433 Email: susan.austin@ceda.com.au For more CEDA events or to register online visit www.ceda.com.au.
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