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THE NEXT BIG THING IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT

ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE 2016

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Stephen Albin, UDIA NSW CEO

The Next Big Thing We have experienced the largest growth phase in a generation – and it’s not going to end just yet. Global megatrends and exponential growth in technology are shaping our cities in ways that were previously unimaginable. UDIA NSW has assembled global thought leaders and local and international property experts to talk about the next big things that will shape and sustain cities now and in the future. This year, the State Conference will be held over two-days. Day one will comprise Study Tours to Sydney’s leading developments, invitation only Roundtables, and an Opening Night

Event. Day two will commence at 8.15am with a full day of guest speaker sessions featuring revolutionary local, national and international speakers followed by the UDIA NSW Annual General Meeting and the State Conference Networking Dinner.

With an assembly of the biggest players in the development marketplace, each year the conference attracts more than 300 industry professionals from across a range of sectors including architecture, development, engineering, planning and project investors. Cities for the Future presents a great opportunity for you to learn about industry advancements, and will leave you inspired by the possibilities ahead. This Conference will sell-out, so I encourage you to book early and take advantage of our full conference delegate earlybird rate.

Conference Platinum Sponsor

The UDIA NSW Annual State Conference 2016Tuesday 20 September & Wednesday 21 September

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PROGRAM IN DETAIL

From 8.30am - Registration The Westin Sydney

Please arrive at registration 20 minutes prior to study tour departure time

From 9am - Study Tours Various locations across Sydney

9am - 4pm: Land Development 9.15am - 4pm: Seniors Living 9.30am - 4pm: High Density & Mixed-Use 1.30pm - 5.30pm - Roundtables The Westin Sydney By invitation only Roundtable topics to be announced early September

8.15am - Registration & Exhibition Opens 8.45am - Opening Address Stephen Albin, CEO, UDIA NSW 8.50am - Paying it Forward in NSW The Hon. Rob Stokes MP, Minister for Planning

9.15am - Maintaining the Momentum Michael Daley MP, Shadow Minister for Planning and Infrastructure 9.40am - Panel Session The Revolution of our Cities Catherine Caruana-McManus, Director, Giant Ideas Pty Ltd John Warn, Regional General Manager, Scentre Group Moderated by Maria Atkinson, Greater Sydney Commission

10.30am - NETWORKING BREAK

11.00am - Keynote Address Mega Trends: How they Impact our Cities Parag Khanna, Managing Partner, Hybrid Reality

12.05pm - Panel Session Creating Precincts of the Future Nick Tobin, General Manager, Aqualand David Pitchford, Chief Executive Officer, UrbanGrowth NSW Mark Menhinnitt, Managing Director, Urban Regeneration and Infrastructure, Lendlease

12.50pm - NETWORKING LUNCH VIP lunch - invitation only

2.15pm - Economic Update Bill Evans, Managing Director & Global Head of Economics & Research, Westpac

3pm - Panel Session What Next? The Industry Perspective Iwan Sunito, Founder & CEO Development, Crown Group Mark Steinert, Managing Director & CEO, Stockland Louise Mason, Chief Operating Officer, Property, AMP Capital Moderated by Gabrielle Morrish, GMU

3.45pm NETWORKING BREAK 4.10pm - Keynote Address Creating Sustainable and Connected Cities Albert Chan, Director of Development Planning & Design, Shui On Land

4.45pm - Panel Session Infrastructure Driven Cities Mark Perich, Director, Greenfields Albert Chan, Director of Development Planning & Design, Shui On Land Penny Bingham-Hall, Independent Director, DEXUS Funds Management Ltd James Rosenwax, Market Sector Director, Cities, Australia and New Zealand, AECOM Moderated by Amy Williams, MacroPlan

5.30pm - Conference Closing Remarks UDIA NSW Annual General Meeting Program is subject to change. Additional speakers still to be confirmed

6pm to 7pm: Pre-Dinner Drinks

7pm to 10pm: State Conference Dinner The Westin Sydney - Ballrooms 3 & 4

Includes special guest comedian Mick Molloy, and announcement of the 2016 winners of the UDIA NSW Young Leaders and UDIA NSW & Frasers Property Women in Leadership Awards for Excellence

DAY 2 WEDNESDAY, 21 SEPTEMBER

DAY 1 TUESDAY, 20 SEPTEMBER

6pm to 8pm Opening Night Event The Sunroom, The Ivy

THE WESTIN SYDNEY HERITAGE BALLROOM

THE WESTIN SYDNEY BA L L RO O M S 3 & 4

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PARAG KHANNA Leading Geo-Strategic Expert and Best-Selling Author

Parag Khanna is a leading global strategist, world traveler, and best-selling author. He is a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre on Asia and Globalisation at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore. He is also the Managing Partner of Hybrid Reality, a boutique geostrategic advisory firm, and Co-Founder & CEO of Factotum, a leading content branding agency.

In 2008, Parag was named one of Esquire’s “75 Most Influential People of the 21st Century,” and featured in WIRED magazine’s “Smart List.” He holds a PhD from the London School of Economics, and Bachelors and Masters degrees from the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. He has traveled to more than 100 countries and is a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum.

ALBERT CHAN Director of Development Planning & Design, Shui On Land

Albert Chan leads the conceptualization, site feasibility, master planning and design management of large mixed-use developments at Shui On Land, a publicly listed development company headquartered in Shanghai, China. Over the last 18 years, Albert actively participated in the planning and development of award winning “Tiandi” communities in Shanghai, Wuhan, Chongqing, Dalian, Hangzhou and Foshan that emphasize mixed-use, pedestrian and transit, and environmentally sustainability. He also chairs the Sustainable Development Committee at the company. Prior to joining Shui On, Albert worked at the New York City Department of Design and Construction and at Cooper, Robertson + Partners. In 2014, he was a recipient of the Shanghai Green Building Council’s “Special Individual Contribution Award”.

THE HON. ROB STOKES MP NSW Minister for Planning

Rob Stokes is the NSW Minister for Planning. Prior to this appointment he has served as the Minister for the Environment, Minister for Heritage, Minister for the Central Coast and Assistant Minister for Planning as well as the Parliamentary Secretary for Renewable Energy and Energy Innovation.

Rob was awarded a PHD in Law in 2008. He was previously a lawyer and academic in environment and planning law. Rob holds a life-long interest in environmental protection and planning, heritage and sustainability.

MARK STEINERT Managing Director & CEO, Stockland

Mark Steinert has twenty-six years of experience in property and financial services, commencing his career in real estate with eight years in direct property primarily with Jones Lang LaSalle, and 10 years in listed real estate with UBS. At UBS Mark was Managing Director, Global Head of Real Estate Research and Co-Head of ANZ Real Estate. Mark was deeply involved in bringing many Australian REITs to market post the 1990 Real Estate crash. In late 2005 Mark and his family relocated to New York to take up his appointment as Global Head of Research for UBS. Mr Steinert was appointed Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Stockland in January 2013.

PENNY BINGHAM-HALL Non-Executive Director

Penny Bingham-Hall is a non-executive director of DEXUS Property Group, BlueScope Steel, Macquarie Specialised Asset Management, Port Authority of NSW, Taronga Conservation Society Australia and SCEGGS Darlinghurst school. Prior to becoming a company director, Penny was Executive General Manager, Strategy at Leighton Holdings after an extensive career in the construction, mining and property group. As part of the leadership team at Leighton she had responsibilities across the group’s Australian and Asian operations.

SPEAKERS

JOHN WARN Regional General Manager, Westfield (Scentre Group)

John Warn has worked across the Retail Property industry for over 20 years in the Australian market and currently serves as a Regional General Manager for Westfield (Scentre Group).

John joined Westfield in November 2010, after a 7 year stint in the Senior executive team at David Jones. He has also previously worked in Specialty Retail with Virgin Music and Beach Culture. In addition, John is Chairman of Cricket NSW, the youngest ever Chairman in its 140 year history.

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BILL EVANS Managing Director & Global Head of Economics & Research, Westpac

William (Bill) Evans is a graduate of the University of Sydney and the London School of Economics. He has worked as a Research Manager for the Reserve Bank of Australia, Treasurer at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, and prior to joining Westpac in 1991, was Director and Head of Financial Markets at Schroders Australia Limited for 8 years. At Westpac he is Managing Director & Global Head of Economics & Research.

JAMES ROSENWAX Market Sector Director - Cities, AECOM

James Rosenwax leads a team of dedicated specialists who connect the best ideas and insights from across the globe and professional backgrounds to help cities overcome their challenges and build brilliant futures across Australia and New Zealand as the Market Sector Director – Cities. Graduating with a Bachelor’s Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of New South Wales, James practiced as a landscape architect and environmental manager for eleven years at PSB, before he joined AECOM in July 2006. He has completed his Masters studies in Environmental Management at Sydney’s Macquarie University.

CATHERINE CARUANA-MCMANUS Founder & CEO Giant Ideas

Catherine Caruana-McManus is a global expert in smart cities and digital transformation. Catherine is the founder of Giant Ideas advisory focused on smart cities, the new energy economy and intelligent asset management. Catherine is also a Director of Meshed, a Sydney based IoT integration company, which is deploying commercial IoT solutions and public IoT networks. Recently, Catherine has been recognised by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s Knowledge Nation initiative as one of Australia’s leading thinkers and innovators in big data and smart cities.

LOUISE MASON Chief Operating Officer, Property, AMP

Louise Mason is the Chief Operating Officer for AMP Capital Property, responsible for driving operational performance and supporting the strategic direction of the business.

With 27 years’ experience in property, Louise was previously Managing Director of AMP Capital Office & Industrial. Louise joined AMP Capital in 2005 as Head of Shopping Centre Development before being appointed Head of Property Development in 2008. Prior to joining AMP Capital, Louise’s experience also includes 13 years with the Lend Lease Group in various roles including National Development Manager, Divisional Asset Manager and Investment Manager.

DAVID PITCHFORD Chief Executive, UrbanGrowth

David Pitchford is Chief Executive of UrbanGrowth NSW, the urban transformation champion of NSW which collaborates across government, industry and the community to improve the state’s cities and way of life. David joined the organisation in September 2013 with a mandate to accelerate the supply of housing and jobs through major urban transformation projects.

David is an expert in major projects delivery, previously in the position of CEO of the UK Major Projects Authority where he had control of $800 billion worth of government projects. He also led the Palm Jumeirah Development in Dubai, the world’s largest land reclamation project.

MARK MENHINNITT Managing Director, Urban Regeneration and Infrastructure Development, Lendlease

Mark was recently appointed Lendlease’s Managing Director, Urban Regeneration and Infrastructure Development, based in Sydney. In that role he is also responsible for Capella Capital, Lendlease’s Infrastructure Development Business in Australia. Mark has a Bachelor of Engineering and a Masters of Applied Finance from the Queensland University of Technology. In 2010 Mark was recognised as the Queensland University of Technology’s Outstanding Alumni for the Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering.

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GABRIELLE MORRISH Managing Director, GMU Gabrielle has 30 years' experience as an architect and urban designer both in the UK and Australia. She has held numerous high level positions in private practice, State and Local Government including the Director of the Urban Design Advisory Service in NSW. She has been instrumental in developing many strategies, guidelines and codes to improve the quality of urban design and architecture in NSW.

IWAN SUNITO CEO, Crown Group Iwan Sunito is co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Crown Group, one of Australia’s most prolific property development companies with a multi-billion pipeline of projects under construction and in the pipeline. Iwan graduated with Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) and Master of Construction Management from University of NSW was awarded the UNSW Eric Daniels award for excellence in residential design in 1992. Iwan became a Registered Architect in NSW in 1993.

MARK PERICH Director, Greenfields Development Company Mark Perich started his career on the farm, but has focused on his family’s property business for a long time. Combining his farming experience, business training and his commercial pilot qualifications Mark launched into his first property assignment - the compulsory acquisition of family land for Badgerys Creek Airport. Through the Perich family’s Greenfields Development Company, Mark now manages major residential development projects in South-West Sydney including Oran Park Town and Gregory Hills. Mark is directly involved with the retail expansion of Narellan Town Centre and the delivery of Oran Park’s town centre, now home to Camden Council.

NICK TOBIN General Manager, Aqualand Projects Pty Ltd Nick is the General Manager of Aqualand Projects Pty Ltd one of the newer development companies primarily focussed on the Sydney market.

Prior to this role Nick had extensive experience in senior positions in Local Government. He has skills across property development, service delivery, financial management, cultural liaison and stakeholder management. Nick led the delivery of one of the largest pieces of public infrastructure delivered and funded by local government — The Concourse, an entertainment and performing arts precinct in the heart of Chatswood.

MICHAEL DALEY Member for Maroubra, NSW Parliament Michael Daley is the Member for Maroubra in the NSW Parliament (since 2005). He currently holds the positions of Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for Planning and Infrastructure, and Shadow Minister for Gaming and Racing (all since 2016), and Manager of Opposition Business (since 2011). Michael holds a Diploma of Law from the Barristers' and Solicitors' Admission Board and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice. He was admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales as a legal practitioner in 1998.

MARIA ATKINSON Central District Commissioner, Greater Sydney Commission Maria Atkinson has over 15 years’ experience on not-for-profit, international institutions and Government boards and committees. She is a global operator with a deep understanding of social and environmental markets and trends. Maria has extensive strategic market and governance expertise and experience working with multinational organisations and multilateral agencies in the US, UK, Europe, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.

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SITE TOURS

OPENING NIGHT EVENT

VIP DINNER BY INVITATION ONLY

ROUNDTABLES BY INVITATION ONLY

FROM 9AM - 4PM

6PM - 8PM

8PM - 10.30PM

FROM 1PM - 5.30PM

THE SUN ROOM AT THE IVY

The 2016 Annual State Conference has been designed to maximise networking opportunities for all delegates. Join us at The Ivy for the Opening Night Event to network with industry colleagues and make new business contacts.

330 George Street, Sydney

Dress: Business attire Cost: Included for full delegate registrations Additional tickets: $160 UDIA NSW members | $195 Non-members

PRIVATE DINING ROOM AT THE IVY

Limited to 20 people, this dinner is strictly by invitation only.

Ivy Sunroom, level 3, 330 George Street, Sydney

THE WESTIN SYDNEYThis years’ conference will feature small group roundtable discussions for selected corporate members of UDIA NSW to meet and discuss industry opportunities and be briefed by key decision makers. Confirmed roundtable topics are: - Women in Leadership - Western Sydney - Urban Renewal - Young Leaders

LOCATIONS ACROSS SYDNEYSee Sydney’s leading developments and learn from the experts on-site. There are three tour options to choose from. Please arrive at The Westin Sydney for registration 20 minutes prior to study tour departure time. All tours return to The Westin Sydney at 4pm. See Sydney’s leading developments and learn from the experts on-site. There are three tour options to choose from. Please arrive at The Westin Sydney for registration 20 minutes prior to study tour departure time. All tours return to The Westin Sydney at 4pm.

Dress: Business/Smart Casual Cost: Included for full delegate registrations Additional tickets: $140 UDIA NSW members | $185 Non-members

DAY 1: TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER

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PRE-DINNER DRINKS & NETWORKING DINNER6PM - 10PMTHE WESTIN SYDNEY, BALLROOMS 3 & 4, 1 MARTIN PLACE SYDNEY

Join us from 6pm for a night of networking and entertainment as we introduce you to the newly elected UDIA NSW Councillors and announce the 2016 winners of the UDIA NSW Young Leaders’ Award for Excellence and the UDIA NSW & Frasers Women in Leadership Award for Excellence. Cost: Included for full delegate registrations Additional tickets: $220 UDIA NSW members $285 Non-members

With Special Guest Comedian: Mick Molloy. Mick is one of Australia’s most recognised and widely loved comedians. Mick currently co-hosts the Friday Front Bar.

8.15am Registration & Exhibition Opens 8.45am Opening Address 8.50am -10.30am Conference Sessions

10.30am-11.00am Networking Break

11.00am-12.50pm Conference Sessions

12.50pm -2.15pm NETWORKING LUNCH VIP lunch - invitation only

2.15pm -3.45pm Conference Sessions

3.45pm -4.05pm NETWORKING BREAK 4.10pm -5.30pm Conference Sessions 5.30pm -5.50pm Conference Closing Remarks UDIA NSW Annual General Meeting

CONFERENCE SESSIONS THE WESTIN SYDNEY HERITAGE BALLROOM, 1 MARTIN PLACE

8.15AM - 5.30PM

DAY 2: WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER

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FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE

Full Conference Delegate Early Bird (ends 6 Sep)

Regular Rate

Members $1195 pp $1395 pp

Non-Members $1495 pp $1695 pp

Members Only Offer, book a group of four or more and save! (only available during early bird period)

$1095 pp

Separately Ticketed Items Members Non-Members

Study Tour $140 pp $185 pp

Opening Night Event $160 pp $195 pp

Conference Plenary Sessions $895 pp $1150 pp

Conference Dinner $220 pp $285 pp

YOUNG LEADERS PACKAGES

Each full delegate registration includes one ticket to each of the following:

- Study Tour - Opening Night Event - Conference Plenary Sessions - Conference Dinner

Young Leaders (30 years & under): TOUR AND NETWORKING PACKAGE This package includes one ticket to each of the following: - Study Tour - Opening Night Event

Young Leaders (30 years & under): CONFERENCE AND NETWORKING PACKAGE This package includes one ticket to each of the following: - Opening Night Event - Conference Plenary Sessions

Young Leaders Packages Members Non-Members

Young Leaders Tour & Networking $250 pp $325 pp

Young Leaders Conference & Networking $695 pp $900 pp

CONFERENCE PACKAGES

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UDIA NSW Member Rates Non-Member Rates

Earlybird $1195 (earlybird rates close 6 September) Earlybird $1,495 (earlybird rates close 6 September) Standard $1,495 Standard $1,695

Group of 4+ $1095 pp (earlybird rate only)

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INDIVIDUAL CONFERENCE TICKETS

UDIA NSW Member $140

TOUR 1: LAND DEVELOPMENT

TOUR 2: HIGH-DENSITY & MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

TOUR 3: SENIORS’ LIVING

UDIA NSW Member $160

UDIA NSW Member $895

UDIA NSW Member $220

Non-Member $185

Non-Member $195

STUDY TOUR | TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER Various locations across Sydney from 9.15am to 4pm

OPENING NIGHT EVENT | TUESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER Ivy Sunroom - 6pm to 8pm

CONFERENCE PLENARY SESSIONS | WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER The Westin Sydney, Heritage Ballroom - 8.30am to 5.30pm

CONFERENCE DINNER | WEDNESDAY 21 SEPTEMBER The Westin Sydney, Grand Ballroom

Non-Member $1150

Non-Member $285

Please note any dinner seating requests below.

DELEGATE INFORMATION

FULL CONFERENCE DELEGATE REGISTRATION

Each full delegate registration includes one ticket to each of the following: - Study Tour: Tuesday 20 September 2016 - Opening Night Event: Tuesday 20 September 2016 - Conference Plenary Sessions: Wednesday 21 September 2016 - Conference Dinner: Wednesday 21 September 2016

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YOUNG LEADERS’ PACKAGES

Young Leaders’ (30 years & under): TOUR AND NETWORKING PACKAGE This package includes one ticket to each of the following: - Study Tour: Tuesday 20 September 2016 - Opening Night Event: Tuesday 20 September 2016

Young Leaders’ (30 years & under): CONFERENCE AND NETWORKING PACKAGE This package includes one ticket to each of the following: - Opening Night Event Tuesday 20 September 2016 - Conference Plenary Sessions Wednesday 21 September 2016

UDIA NSW Member Rates $250 Non-Member Rates $325

UDIA NSW Member Rates $695 Non-Member Rates $900

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TOUR 2: HIGH-DENSITY & MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT TOUR 3: SENIORS’ LIVING

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