Past events

The need to re-think strategy in the digital era
SA
Aug 20
Join your fellow Trustees at this CEDA Trustee morning tea with Martin Read, Partner, Deloitte. Martin has just released a South Australian Digital Landscape Report.The Report provides a lens on the government's capability to deliver on the SA Premier's digital by default declaration.

Speakers

Martin Read, Partner, Deloitte

Trustee only

20/08/2015

Corporate Conversation Boardroom

Built environment | Urban Planning | Cities  

Morning Tea 10.00AM to 11.30AM

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Better social services: Insights from New Zealand
VIC
Aug 19
The Chair of New Zealand's Productivity Commission discusses how to make government social services more effective.

Speakers

Murray Sherwin, Chair, New Zealand Productivity Commission

Trustee only

19/08/2015

To be confirmed

Economy  

Lunch (12:00pm to 2:00pm)

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Shaping WA: Diversifying the economy
WA
Aug 18
As the mining economy slows, CEDA welcomes a panel of distinguished Western Australian leaders representing five of the next potential 'boom' industries to discuss the opportunity for WA to diversify its economy and establish itself as a world-leading destination for business investment, trade, tourism and innovation.

Speakers

Stephanie Buckland, Chief Executive Officer, Amana Living
Suzanne Daubney, Managing Director, Bannister Downs Dairy
Des Gillen, Managing Director, Kwinana Refinery, BP Australia
Professor Paul Johnson, Vice-Chancellor, The University of Western Australia

Public event

18/08/2015

Hyatt Regency Perth, Grand Ballroom, 99 Adelaide Terrace, Perth

Economy  

Lunch (11.45am to 2.00pm)

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Economic costs of psychological injuries in the workplace
NSW
Aug 18
Psychological workplace injuries are no longer the dark secret of Australia's workforce, with more than 20% of Australia's workforce suffering from some form of mental health issue. Workplace related psychological injuries are reported to cost the Australian economy an estimated $60.6 billion a year in lost productivity.

Speakers

John Feneley, Commissioner, NSW Mental Health Commission

Member event

18/08/2015

CEDA Boardroom, Level 14, 9 Hunter Street, Sydney

Health | Ageing  

Breakfast (7.45am to 9.00am)

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Leadership: Elizabeth Broderick keynote address
QLD
Aug 17
Working to bring about change and working at times of change are hallmarks of exceptional leaders. To discuss leadership and reflect on changes in Australian society, in our leaders, our workplaces and in aspirations for equity CEDA welcomes Elizabeth Broderick.

Speakers

Elizabeth Broderick AO, Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission

Public event

17/08/2015

Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, Grey Street, South Bank

Lunch (12.00pm to 2.00pm)

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Enhancing hospital capacity: response to the Travis Review
VIC
Aug 17
At this event, Health Minister Jill Hennessy will announce the government's response to the Travis Review, which will provide recommendations about how to increase the capacity of Victorian public hospitals.

Speakers

The Hon. Jill Hennessy MP, Victorian Minister for Health Victorian Minister for Ambulance Services
Rohan Mead, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Australian Unity

Public event

17/08/2015

Park Hyatt Melbourne, 1 Parliament Place, East Melbourne

Health | Ageing  

Lunch (11.45am to 2.00pm)

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Australia's workplace relations framework
VIC
Aug 14
Productivity Commission Chairman Peter Harris AO will give a keynote address detailing the draft recommendations of the Commission's Inquiry into the Workplace Relations Framework. How can the framework be strengthened? What might need to change?

Speakers

Peter Harris AO, Chairman, Productivity Commission

Public event

14/08/2015

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, 25 Collins Street, Melbourne

Workforce | Skills  

Lunch (12.00pm to 2.00pm)

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Leadership Series: Elizabeth Broderick
NT
Aug 14
In the last decade there have been many changes in the landscape of gender equality. Join prominent thought-leader and founder of the Male Champions of Change, Liz Broderick, as she reflects on the progress, setbacks and clear areas of opportunity to create a more gender equal world.

Speakers

Elizabeth Broderick, Sex Discrimination Commissioner

Vicki O'Halloran, Chief Executive Officer, Sommerville Community Services

Catherine Weber, Deputy Chief Executive, Department of Education

Public event

14/08/2015

Darwin Convention Centre, 10 Stokes Hill Road, Darwin City

Lunch (11.45am for 12.00pm to 2.00pm)

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Australian agribusiness: Economic growth and competitiveness
NSW
Aug 14
The Federal Government notes that the outcomes in the forthcoming Agricultural Competitiveness White Paper will identify policies ensuring Australia's agricultural sector remains a significant long-term contributor to the national economy. Join CEDA as we identify opportunities to boost the agricultural contribution to economic growth and investment.

Speakers

Brian Wilson, Chair, Foreign Investment Review Board
Mark Allison, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Elders Limited
Mark Palmquist, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, GrainCorp Limited
Michael Whitehead, Director - Agribusiness Insights, ANZ

Public event

14/08/2015

Hilton Hotel Sydney, 488 George Street, Sydney

Agribusiness  

Lunch (11.30am to 2.00pm)

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VET Funding Review
VIC
Aug 13
Join Review Chair Bruce Mackenzie to discuss the design of the current funding model and recommendations to improve the quality, stability and sustainability of the Victorian training market.

Speakers

Bruce Mackenzie, Chair, Victorian VET Funding Review

Trustee only

13/08/2015

Park Hyatt Melbourne

Education  

Lunch (12:00pm to 2:00pm)

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