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The multiplier effect - women supporting women

Keynote speaker: Kathryn Fagg, President, Chief

Executive Women

Thursday 29 November 2018, 12.00pm-2.00pm

Hilton Hotel Sydney

agenda

11.45am Registrations

12.00pm Welcome Lee Kelly

State Director NSW/ACT, CEDA

12.05pm Introduction Nicola Alcorn Managing Partner – Sydney, Deloitte

12.10pm Keynote address Kathryn Fagg President, Chief Executive Women 12.30pm Lunch 1.00pm Introduction Nicola Alcorn 1.05pm Moderated Panel Discussion

Kathryn Fagg President, Chief Executive Women Catherine Fox Author & Journalist

Suzanne Storrie Executive General Manager – Operational Partnering, IAG

Nicola Alcorn Managing Partner – Sydney, Deloitte

1.40pm Q&A 1.55pm Vote of thanks

Professor Lucy Taksa Associate Dean (Research), Co-Director, Centre for Workforce Futures, Macquarie University

2.00pm Close

Lee Kelly State Director NSW/ACT, CEDA

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Event series sponsor

Deloitte

Deloitte operates in more than 150 countries and has in the region of 250,000

professionals, all committed to a single vision: to be the standard of excellence. In

Australia, as one of the leading professional services firms, Deloitte is dedicated to helping

its clients excel through the provision of audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory

services, by delivering the insights they need to address their most complex business

challenges. With more than 7000 people located in 14 offices across the country, we

pride ourselves on our team of diverse, high-performing professionals who are talented,

supportive, inclusive and social - and at the heart of our success.

Deloitte is the number one employer-of-choice for graduates (as named by

Gradconnection), for women (as recognised by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency)

and the only professional services firm in the Australian Centre for Corporate Social

Responsibility Top-Ten list. Deloitte is committed to driving Australia’s STEM - science,

technology, engineering, and mathematics – IQ, partnering with LifeJourney to mentor

students on Day of STEM.

One of the critical success factors for Deloitte’s growth has been embracing gender and

cultural diversity to win the war for talent in this country. Deloitte Australia has been a

recipient of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency citation for the last 15 years which

recognises our Firm as an ‘Employer of Choice for Gender Equality’.

The Inspiring Women program is a key element in Deloitte’s business strategy. As part of

our vision of being the professional services firm-of-choice for talented women, we

continue supporting and fostering their development by:

• Creating an inclusive culture driven by the firm’s leadership

• Investing in talent identification, development and recruitment

• Building an appropriate environment to develop and retain talented women.

Our Vision is to be the most inspiring firm to work with - for its people, clients and

communities. Deloitte is committed to innovation, the oxygen to develop new ideas,

products and services that create value for itself, its clients and the country.

For more information, please visit the Deloitte web site at www.deloitte.com.au

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Event series sponsor

Macquarie University

Macquarie University was established in 1964 as a bold experiment in higher

education, built to be distinctive, progressive, and transformational. This legacy

continues to be influential today and informs our goal of being a source of

inspiration for staff, students and the broader community. The Macquarie Park

Innovation District (MPID) and the Macquarie University Incubator unite

researchers, students and business partners to achieve excellence and

innovative solutions to real life problems. Our new Sydney City Campus in Angel

Place provides a collective platform to enhance Macquarie’s business presence

in the heart of the city, and offers premier postgraduate programs including the

MBA which is ranked no. 1 in Australia.

Macquarie University is consistently ranked among the top universities in the

world with 98% of our research rated at or above world standard by the

Excellence in Research for Australia Rankings. Our academics are innovators

who tackle the big challenges facing our world. The Faculty of Business and

Economics has particular strength in accounting and corporate governance,

applied economics and cultural economics, applied finance, employment,

management and organisations. Our multi-disciplinary and multi-stakeholder

approach has also produced high quality research in international accounting

and auditing, actuarial studies, demography, diversity management,

entrepreneurship, financial capital markets, internationalization, migrant

employment, risk cultures in finance, organisational and environmental

sustainability, leadership and women. Our Centre for Financial Risk, Centre for

Workforce Futures and Macquarie University Centre for the Health Economy

provide researchers with opportunities for engagement with external

stakeholders for maximum economic and social benefit.

The Faculty of Business and Economics has a long history of promoting gender

equity and women’s careers. For over twenty-five years it hosted an annual

Women and Management Conference to ignite innovative ideas of leadership

and foster business connections between academic women and women from

industry, government and the not-for-profit sector. In line with this tradition, the

Faculty is proud to be a sponsor of the CEDA Women in Leadership Series as

we engage with our stakeholders to address contemporary societal and

business challenges. We invite you to engage with us and explore how we can

work together at www.mq.edu.au.

Macquarie University has been a member of CEDA since 2013.

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speaker

Kathryn Fagg

President, Chief Executive Women

Kathryn Fagg is an experienced chairman and board member having worked in senior

executive roles across a range of industries, from resources, to manufacturing and

logistics, as well as banking and professional services, in Australia, New Zealand and

Asia. Kathryn is Chairman of Boral Ltd, and Non-Executive Director on the boards of ASX-

listed companies Djerriwarrh Investments and Incitec Pivot. She was a member of the

board of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 2013 to early 2018.

Kathryn is Chairman of the Melbourne Recital Centre as well as Breast Cancer Network

Australia (BCNA). She previously served as Chairman of Parks Victoria. Kathryn is a board

member for the Australian Centre for Innovation and is a Fellow of the Academy of

Technology and Engineering where she chairs the Industry and Innovation Forum.

Kathryn commenced her professional career as a petroleum engineer with Esso Australia

(now Exxon Mobil), after completing her chemical engineering degree at the University of

Queensland. As a petroleum engineer, her work was focused on maximising oil and gas

production from the fields in Bass Strait. From Esso, Kathryn moved into management

consulting with McKinsey & Co working on engagements in strategy and change

management. She then joined the ANZ Banking Group. Her roles at the bank included

General Manager, Retail Banking, in New Zealand, and Managing Director, Banking

Products for the Group.

Following ANZ, Kathryn returned to her industrial roots and joined BHP Steel which

became BlueScope Steel. Senior executive roles with BlueScope included President,

Australian Building and Logistics Solutions and President Asia, based in Singapore, where

she had responsibility for BlueScope’s operations across the Asia region, including as

Chairman of Tata BlueScope Steel in India.

In addition to her engineering degree, Kathryn holds a Master of Commerce in

Organisational Behaviour from the University of New South Wales. She has been awarded

an honorary doctorate in Chemical Engineering from the University of Queensland and an

honorary doctorate in Business from the University of New South Wales. Kathryn was a

recipient of the University of Queensland’s Inaugural Vice-Chancellor’s Alumni Excellence

Award in 2013, and in 2017 she was awarded the Ada Lovelace Medal for an Outstanding

Woman Engineer by UNSW.

speaker

Catherine Fox

Author and Journalist

Catherine Fox is a leading commentator on women and the workforce. A

journalist, author and presenter, she regularly addresses audiences around

Australia and often appears in the media. During a long career with the Financial

Review, Catherine edited several sections of the newspaper, and wrote the

Corporate Woman column; and she has published five books, including "Stop

Fixing Women” which along with her journalism was awarded the 2017 Walkley

Award for Women’s Leadership in Media.

Her most recent book “Women Kind” (with co-author Kirstin Ferguson) was

launched in late 2018 and examines how female solidarity and support is

rebooting the global women’s movement. Catherine helped establish the annual

Financial Review 100 Women of Influence Awards in 2012 and was named a

Woman of Influence in 2018; she is on the Australian Women Donors Network

board, and is co-founder of the Sydney Women’s Giving Circle.

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speaker

Suzanne Storrie

Executive General Manager- Operational Partnering, IAG

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer of Insurance Australia Group Limited

(IAG), Suzanne leads Operational Partnering which supports the business to

deliver world leading customer experiences, optimises IAG to make it simpler

and more scalable and build an agile organisation. .Suzanne’s teams include

Partnering, Procurement, Property and Productivity. Her team leads group

strategic projects and she is also the Chair of Diversity and Inclusion for the IAG

Group and is a member of the Safer Communities Steering Committee.

Prior to joining IAG, Suzanne held senior operational and finance leadership roles

at the NRL, Leighton Holdings, CBA, Qantas and Unisys. In 2015, Suzanne was

recognised as one of the Australian Financial Review/Westpac 100 Women of

Influence and was the Shared Services and Outsourcing Network Thought

Leader of the Year in 2009 and 2010. She was also the Sydney, NSW and

Australian Surf Life Saver of the Year in 1996.

Suzanne has B.Ec, M.Tax, M.Acc, FCPA, GAICD and currently serves on the

University of Sydney Business School Board of Advice, Surf Sports Australia and

the McGrath Foundation Board as Chair of the Finance, Audit and Risk

Committee.

facilitator

Nicola Alcorn

Managing Partner - Sydney, Deloitte

Nicola is the Managing Partner for Deloitte in Sydney, and a Partner in Deloitte’s

Monitor strategy consulting practice. Her expertise is in corporate strategy

development, digital strategy and strategic business transformation projects,

mostly within the TMT industry. She has over 12 years’ experience providing

growth strategy and operational advice to Media, Digital Media and Telecoms

organisations.

Nicola works with organisations facing digital disruption, particularly in the

media. This ranges from redesigning strategy, operating models and core

workflows to capability development and change management. Nicola leads

Deloitte’s Digital Strategy practice, where she works with clients across a broad

range of sectors in setting their digital direction and transformation agenda.

Prior to joining Deloitte, Nicola was part of the original management team at

lastminute.com (UK) taking the organisation from early stage start up to IPO to

become one of Europe’s leading online travel and lifestyle retailers. Nicola held

a number of senior positions responsible for corporate and organisational

development.

Nicola is a proud CEDA trustee.

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vote of thanks

Professor Lucy Taksa

Associate Dean ( Research), Co-Director, Centre for

Workforce Futures, Macquarie University

Professor Lucy Taksa has been Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of

Business and Economics at Macquarie University and a Non-Executive Board

Member of Settlement Services International Ltd (SSI), a leading not-for-profit

organisation in NSW, since 2015. In July 2018 she was appointed co-Director

of the Centre for Workforce Futures in the Faculty of Business and Economics.

Previously she was Head of the Department of Marketing and Management for

over 5 and a half years. Between 1996 and 2007, she was a part-time member

of the NSW Administrative Decisions Tribunal Equal Opportunity Division and

between 2007 and 2012 inclusive she was Chair of the Board of NSW State

Archives and Records .

She was a member of the Australian Research Council College of Experts 2014-

16, has been an Associate of the Chaire Diversite et Management, Paris-

Dauphine University in France since 2013 and is now on the Academic Advisory

Board of the Global Migration Centre at Gothenburg University, Sweden.

She has published on management and management education; gendered

workplace cultures in nursing, transport and finance; migrant employment,

migrant entrepreneurs, multiculturalism and cultural diversity, representations of

women leaders and Diversity Management.

Lucy is a proud CEDA Trustee.

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.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Deloitte Delta Electricity EY

Herbert Smith Freehills Macquarie University NSW Department of Family and Community Services

NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation

Reserve Bank of Australia Transport for NSW

attendees

Samantha Abeydeera Transport for NSW Mehnaz Ahmed New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation Nicola Alcorn Managing Partner, Sydney Deloitte Catherine Almond ConnellGriffin Michael Andersen Head of Human Resources Reserve Bank of Australia Gabriela Araujo Analyst Reserve Bank of Australia Yumna Arif NSW Department of Family and Community Services Jennifer Attard Manager Cargo Performance Transport for NSW Hannah Baker Graduate Herbert Smith Freehills

Sabrina Bazouni Manager Voluntary Compliance Revenue NSW Timina Beagle Manager Business Services Transport for NSW Sharon Billingham Senior Manager, Diversity & Inclusion Commonwealth Bank of Australia Marianne Birch Executive Director Macquarie Capital Advisers Anna Bissett Advisor Natural Resources Commission Jeannine Biviano Deputy Secretary NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation Sharon Blake TAFE NSW Dr Yvette Blount Senior Lecturer Macquarie University

Elise Blunt Administrative Officer Delta Electricity Angela Bogdan Consul General Consulate-General of Canada Molly Booth Project Support Officer Transport for NSW David Bowtell Associate Director - Policy & Events NSW/ACT CEDA Freija Brandie NSW Department of Family and Community Services Lyndsay Brooker Executive Director - Corporate Services NSW Department of Family and Community Services Darani Brown Transport for NSW Karen Canning Department of Finance Services and Innovation

Melynda Carpenter Head of Women in Focus Commonwealth Bank of Australia Lee-Anne Carson Senior Business Development Deakin University Annie Chan Risk Associate Data Governance Commonwealth Bank of Australia Rosemary Chandler Director Legal NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation Simone Cheung Director Deloitte Phoenix Chung Senior Projects Officer Reserve Bank of Australia Louise Claridge Associate Director - Membership Engagement NSW/ACT CEDA

Teresa Coletta Executive Assistant Transport for NSW Marguerite Collins Senior Advisor Natural Resources Commission Merylin Coombs Deputy Head, Economic Analysis Department Reserve Bank of Australia Sarah Coull Women in Engineering Manager UNSW Sydney Fiona Creal Executive Manager Audit Office of New South Wales Joanne Crosweller Manager Settlements and Treasury Delta Electricity Bridgette Dang Sydney University Bruno Daniele Senior Manager EY Meghan Davidson Vice President Human Resources Software AG Pip Dexter Partner Deloitte Sarah Dixon Principal Manager People & Business Operations Transport for NSW Carmel Donnelly Cheif Executive NSW State Insurance Regulatory Authority Colleen Dreis Legal Counsel NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation Cathy Duncan Head of Wealth ING Direct

Luci Ellis Assistant Governor (Economic) Reserve Bank of Australia Kay Elphick NSW Department of Family and Community Services Rebecca England Transport for NSW Kathryn Fagg President Chief Executive Women Theresa Fairman Executive Director Corporate Affairs NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation The Hon Patricia Forsythe Executive Director Sydney Business Chamber Catherine Fox Author and Journalist Kylie Fuller Head of Diversity and Inclusion Telstra Violet Gan Treasury and Settlements Accountant Delta Electricity Michael Ghazi Senior HR Business Partner ING Direct Kerrie Gillies Associate Macquarie Group Meg Graham Sydney Trains Nerma Gunic Grants Advisory and Enabling Services Federal Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Esin Gurel Sydney University Catherine Guyder Manager, Corporate Communications IAG Maria Hampouris NSW Department of Family and Community Services

Daria Hansen Manager Third Party Risk Commonwealth Bank of Australia Bethany Harper Transport for NSW Prof Norma Harrison Professor Macquarie University Prof Charmine Hartel Professof of Human Resource Management and Org Development The University of Queensland Linda Harvey Transport for NSW Dr Alexandra Heath Head of Economic Analysis Department Reserve Bank of Australia Shae Howard Director GOVDC & Marketplace Services Department of Finance Services and Innovation Deborah Howlett Scholarly Teaching Fellow - Marketing and Management Macquarie University Cynthia Huang Senior Associate Capital Strategic Support Commonwealth Bank of Australia Wendy Huang Sydney University Caroline Hungerford Sydney University Apurva Iyer Transport Integration Analyst Transport for NSW Lisa Jervis Chief Executive Women Helen Jessop Transport for NSW Eve Johnson Director, Business Development & Marketing EY

Charlotte Johnstone-Burt Solicitor Herbert Smith Freehills Katerina Jovanovska Graduate Herbert Smith Freehills Shananne Joyce Graduate Herbert Smith Freehills Lee Kelly State Director NSW and ACT CEDA Melanie Klootwijk Fire and Stewardship Forestry Corporation of NSW Assoc Prof Anna Krezminska Associate Professor Macquarie University Sofya Kuzniatsova Project Support Officer Natural Resources Commission Hannah Lane Senior Manager, Chief Operating Office, BROP Commonwealth Bank of Australia Claudia Lane Manager Product Owners ING Direct Lynn Lapham Executive Assistant Transport for NSW Belinda Lawn Executive Director People and Culture NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation Wendy Lenc New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation Maree Leonard Director Corporate Services Natural Resources Commission Mary Lewicka Acting Deputy Director, NSW Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Chengjun Li Manager, Transport Integration Transport for NSW


Amy Liang Financial Analyst Delta Electricity Fiona Lord Senior Advisor Natural Resources Commission Dr Philip Lowe Governor Reserve Bank of Australia Amanda Lyras Senior Associate Herbert Smith Freehills Justine Macrae Director & Principal Coach JME Consulting Romilly Madew CEO Green Building Council of Australia Zenaida Magsino HR Manager Hamburg Süd Australia Pty Ltd Attiyya Malik Learning & Development Manager Herbert Smith Freehills Paulina Manenica National Customer Service Manager Defence Housing Australia Emma Mansy Market Systems Administrator Delta Electricity Joanna Marsh National Innovation Manager Investa Property Group Jan Mason Managing Director Defence Housing Australia Kathryn Matthews Lead Client Service Partner NSW Department of Industry Deloitte Brigid McManus Solicitor Herbert Smith Freehills Michelle McPhee Head of Risk Management Reserve Bank of Australia

Phoebe Miley-Dyer Solicitor Herbert Smith Freehills Danielle Molkentin FMS Coordiantor Forestry Corporation of NSW Celia Moloney Advisor Natural Resources Commission Sarah Morgan EY Sue Morphet Victorian Chapter Chair Chief Executive Women Sarah Morton Ministry of Health NSW Sallie Muir Partner Deloitte Dominica Mullany Marketing Delta Electricity Felicity Muller Advisor Natural Resources Commission Yasaman Naghiloo Senior Dealer Reserve Bank of Australia Betina Naiman Head of Planning & Operations ING Direct Amelia O'Carrigan General Manager Randstad Andrew Oliver National Manager, People and Capability Defence Housing Australia David Owens Managing Director HR Partners Brooke Padjen HR Director Macquarie Group Michele Paphitis Director, People Partnerships NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation

Cheryl Park Events Manager & EA to Regional Director New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Dr Bonny Parkinson Senior Research Fellow Macquarie University Jessica Pearce Manager Mortgage Retention ING Direct Mandy Pegler Contact Centre Manager ING Direct Alison Pettett Administration Officer Natural Resources Commission Kylie Pfeiffer Advisor Natural Resources Commission Suzanne Pitson General Manager, Portfolio Management Group Defence Housing Australia Dr Natalia Ponomareva Senior Lecturer Macquarie University Prathima Prasad Senior Business Analyst Commonwealth Bank of Australia Kate Price Associate Director MBB Group Colleen Qiu Accountant Corporate Reporting Delta Electricity Tabitha Ratnasingh Product Manager ING Direct Manju Ravindran N/A New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation Anitha Reddy Solicitor Herbert Smith Freehills

Sharon Reed Principal, Consulting Deloitte Angela Riley Manager Retail Delta Electricity Liz Ritchie Executive Assistant to Rodd Staples Transport for NSW Annabelle Ross Program designer Federal Department of Industry, Innovation and Science Catherine Rowe General Manager BROP Board Governance Commonwealth Bank of Australia Lisa Sargent Product Manager ING Direct Mike Saxton President APJ Software AG Kirsten Schirmer Deloitte Emily Scivetti Senior Project Manager MBB Group Michelle Shen Project Manager Commonwealth Bank of Australia Erin Skehan Manager Process Improvement ING Direct Clare Sowden General Manager AECOM Lolita Spears Membership Advisor, NSW and ACT CEDA Ally Spicer Senior Analyst Reserve Bank of Australia Liz Stesel Partner PwC Australia

Linda Stevanov Transport for NSW Liliana Stojoski Manager Customer Experience Revenue NSW Suzanne Storrie Executive General Manager, Operational Partnering IAG Andrea Sultana Executive Assistant Blacktown City Council Professor Lucy Taksa, Associate Dean (Research), Co-Director, Centre for Workforce Futures, Macquarie University Karen Taylor Business Team Leader Audit Office of New South Wales Tracey Taylor Transport for NSW Kate Tesser Regional Manager Business Support - Commercial, Government, Not For Profit Randstad Phoebe Theodore Advisor ConnellGriffin Janine Thomson IT Operations Manager Delta Electricity Dr Ekaterina Todarello Doctor Macquarie University Rachel Toinette NSW Department of Family and Community Services Summa-leigh Turner New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation Elif Ulger Graduate Transport for NSW

Marjan van der Burg Global HR Director Macquarie Group Anna Vandervliet Senior Associate Herbert Smith Freehills Nectaria Veliotis Executive Assistant Transport for NSW Sasha Vincent NSW Department of Family and Community Services Kirsten Watson Transport for NSW Rose Webb Deputy Secretary BRD DFSI Better Regulations Division Ross Wetherbee OD Manager, Diversity & Inclusion and Performance Commonwealth Bank of Australia Gabrielle Whelan Sydney University Lauren Whelan Advisor ConnellGriffin Bryce Wilde Executive Director Natural Resources Commission Hayley Wilson Administrative Services Team Leader Delta Electricity Priscilla Wilton Manager Customer Strategy ING Direct Gillian Wood Director Information Mangement NSW Department of Finance, Services and Innovation

Susan Wyer Marketing Director ANZ Software AG


notes

CEDA NSW.ACT: February 2019

The tone of the electorate: A 2019 pre-election analysis

DATE Wednesday, 5 December 2018, 12:00pm to 2:00pm

VENUE CEDA NSW Boardroom, Sydney

SPEAKERS Michele Levine, Chief Executive Officer, Roy Morgan

Supported by CEDA member Folk

2019 ACT Economic Political Overview

DATE Friday 15 February 2018, 10.00am to 2.00pm

VENUE National Press Club Canberra

SPEAKERS Andrew Barr MLA, ACT Chief Minister; Associate Professor Jane

Golley, Acting Director, Australian Centre on China in the World, Australian

National University; Karen Middleton, Political Editor, Saturday Paper

Sponsorship opportunities available.

ACCC’s Enforcement and Compliance Policy Update 2019

DATE Tuesday 26 February 2018, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney

SPEAKERS Rod Sims, Chairman, Autralian Competition and Consumer

Commission

Supported by CEDA member Gilbert + Tobin.

Sustainability in urban development

DATE Thursday 14 March 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

VENUE Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

SPEAKERS Monica Barone, Chief Executive Officer, City of Sydney; Romily

Madew, Chief Executive, Green Building Council of Australia

Sponsorship opportunities available.

CEDA contacts:

Eleni Doxaratoras, Events Coordinator Rekha Choudhary, Events Coordinator

Phone: 02 9779 9752 Phone: 02 9779 9746

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

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about CEDA

CEDA is a respected independent national organisation with an engaged cross-

sector membership. More than 750 of Australia’s leading businesses, organisations

and academic institutions from around the country are members of CEDA. For more

than 50 years, CEDA has delivered informed discourse and rigorous research to

influence good public policy for Australia’s economic and social development.

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 2018 will focus on

inequality; community attitudes to economic growth and development; and a major

review of the purpose of economic growth and development in Australia.

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

Lee Kelly, State Director NSW/ACT 02 9299 7022 [email protected] David Bowtell, Associate Director - Policy & Events NSW/ACT 02 9779 9742 [email protected]

Louise Claridge, Associate Director -Membership Engagement NSW/ACT 02 9779 9751 [email protected] Lolita Spears, Membership Advisor, NSW & ACT 02 9779 9748 [email protected]

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