MELBOURNE 20 - 22 MARCH 2018 REGISTRATION BROCHURE · 2018-02-08 · George Argyrou, Director, Hickory Group 11.00am-11.30am CARDNO COFFEE & MORNING TEA BREAK 11.30am-1.00pm KEYNOTE

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The Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) is the leading peak

national body representing the property development industry’s interests,

with more than 2,100 member companies across the country, promoting the

responsible and sustainable growth of our cities.

Melbourne are proud to host the 2018 National Congress and have delivered

a content rich program and exceptional mix of social events which culminate

in the UDIA National Awards Gala Dinner. Recently named the World’s Most

Livable City for the 7th year in a row, Melbourne will be abuzz with aerial

displays and festivities as the Australian Grand Prix kicks off on the final

night of the Congress.

The Congress Program presents you with a unique opportunity to hear from

international speakers about global best practice in the creation of inspiring

urban cities, with a focus on new technology and innovation impacting our

industry.

We encourage you to join us at Congress.

U D I A N A T I O N A L P R E S I D E N T

D A R R E N C O O P E R D A M I E N T A N G E YU D I A V I C T O R I A S T A T E P R E S I D E N T

The UDIA Congress is

one of the biggest property

development industry

networking events of the

year; a perfect opportunity to

extend or renew your business

networks.


nbn is proud to be the Principal Partner of the 2018 UDIA National Congress.

With a theme like “See the Now” we couldn’t think of a better partnership –

recognising the important role the property sector plays in making the most of

the technological innovations that underpin our cities.

Australia is at a tipping point, with national high-speed connectivity opening up

an array of possibilities for economic prosperity and social benefit. We are in the

midst of witnessing technological advances at extreme pace, and it is having a

profound impact on how we live and how we plan and build cities.

The rollout of the nbn™ network has passed the halfway mark and one in two

Australians can now order an nbn™ service through a retail service provider.

Although nbn provides the foundation on which we can build and innovate, how

we use it will matter. We look forward to exploring with you how today’s innovation

shapes the cities of tomorrow.

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Australian cities have evolved greatly over the past few

years. In Melbourne especially, we are seeing unparalleled

population growth, which will continue to change the face

of the city and provide new opportunities for modernisation,

innovation and sustainable growth. For the housing industry,

that means delivering homes which look beyond life as we

know it. As we enter 2018, it’s vital to consider how our

rapidly changing built environment will alter what people

want and need from their homes.

New technology, 20-minute neighbourhoods, driverless

cars... our cities will continue to evolve in 2018 and beyond. It

has never been more important to consider how our rapidly

changing built environment will alter what people want

and need from their homes and their communities. These

innovations aren’t a lifetime away, they’re not futuristic

imaginations. 2018 will see Melbourne host the UDIA

National Congress, where you will hear about these amazing

opportunities.

Engage with Congress like you haven’t done before!

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1. PROGRAM

2. SPEAKERS

3. NETWORKING

4. TECHNOLOGY

5. INNOVATION

6. STUDY TOURS


UDIA National Congress 2018 will beheld in ‘The World’s Most Livable City’, Melbourne. Our city is exciting, rich in diversity and culture, home to various performing arts; fantastic architecture, great shopping and amazing sports.

Discover Melbourne’s coffee and food culture, which can be found in all of our amazing cafes and restaurants that dot the city’s landscape. From fine dining restaurants, swish eateries to chic rooftop bars, the city thrives on its cafe culture and bustling bar scene. With an array of restaurants, cafes, bars and world-famous wine regions within easy access of the city, come and be immersed in a journey of culinary discoveries.

Melbourne’s culture is vibrant and alive. The city is home to over 100 galleries, an array of live music

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and performing arts venues, world class theatre performances, various museums and unique outdoor public art. View world-class Australian artwork collections and Indigenous culture at the National Gallery of Victoria.

Discovering Melbourne’s architectural history is another great way to explore the city, from the landmark Rialto, down iconic laneways, to the gilded Eureka Tower, there is so much to explore in this ever changing city skyline.

Make the most of your time in Melbourne – from its creative, exciting city centre, to its buzzing neighbourhood hubs. It’s the gateway to Victoria’s world-class wineries, natural springs, peninsulas, spectacular coastline and alpine villages. See what’s on while you’re in town!


S P E A K E R S

CEO, UDIA (Victoria)

Founder, GURNER tm

President, AECOM ASIA PACIFIC, HK

Director - Strategy,The Space Agency

Chief Operating Officer, Lendlease Property

Executive Director, Policy & Research, Infrastructure Australia

Director, Hickory Group

Managing Director and CEO, Metro Property Development

National President, UDIA

CEO, Committee for Melbourne

CEO, BrickX

CEO, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ)

General Manager, Residential, Frasers Property Australia

Company Director, ECG Financial Pty Ltd

Managing Director, Hamton

Director, Cistri (Singapore)

Partner, EY

Director, Meshed

Director, Research4

Chief Technology Officer, International, CoreLogic

Social Researcher

General Manager Demand Deployment, nbn

Fintech Advisory Board Member, Lodex

DANNI ADDISON

TIM GURNER

SEAN CHIAO

HUGO LAMB

MATTHEW MEARS

ADRIAN DWYER

GEORGE ARGYROU

LUKE HARTMAN

DARREN COOPER

MARTINE LETTS

ANTHONY MILLET

SHAYNE ELLIOTT

SARAH BLOOM

HON. PETER COSTELLO AC

MATTHEW MALSEED

RAHUL MITAL

ADAM FENNESSY

CATHERINECARUANA-McMANUS

COLIN KEANE

GREG DICKASON

MARK McCRINDLE

JULIAN NACHMIAS

KIMBERLY GIRE

CEO, UDIA NationalSTEVE MANN


S P E A K E R S

Managing Director, Biggin & Scott Land

Partner, Maddocks Chief Investment Officer, MaxCap

Head of Residential, Mirvac Group

AFL Commissioner & Director, Infrastructure Australia

Biomedical Engineerand Inventor

Managing Vice Principal, Urban Fast Forward

Head of Urban and Regional Planning and Policy, University of Sydney

Founding Director, Waugh-Thisleton Architects UK

Executive Director, Brilliant Cities, Australia & New Zealand, AECOM

National Executive Director, Charter Keck Cramer

State President, UDIA (Victoria)

General Manager,Build Partnerships, nbn

General Manager Development, PACE Development Group

Licensee and Curator, TedX Melbourne

Partner, Deloitte Access Economics

Principal, Torti Gallas + Partners (USA)

Journalist and Professional AFL Umpire

Group Executive & CEO, Residential, Stockland

Business Technologist

FRANK NAGLE

BETTINA SHEERAN BRAE SOKOLSKI

STUART PENKLIS

GABRIELLE TRAINOR AO

DR JORDAN NGUYEN KATHLEEN NORRIS

PROF. PETER PHIBBS

ANDREW WAUGH

JAMES ROSENWAX

ROBERT PAPALEO

DAMIEN TANGEY

NAOMI READ

GEORGIA WILLIS JON YEO

DAVID RUMBENS

NEAL I. PAYTON

CHELSEA ROFFEY

ANDREW WHITSON

STEVE SAMMARTINO


PROGRAMNOW IS THE TIME TO BE CURIOUS, TO DISRUPT AND CONNECT TOGETHER TO CREATE INSPIRING URBAN CITIES.


DAY 1 - TUESDAY 20 MARCH 2018See the power of emerging technologies in property

EXHIBITION OPENING & DELEGATE REGISTRATION9:00am

10.30am Congress Welcome

10.45am OFFICIAL CONGRESS OPENING ADDRESSHon. Peter Costello AC, Company Director, ECG Financial Pty LtdThe Australian economy – where are we now and where are we heading? NATIONAL PRESIDENT’S WELCOME ADDRESS

Darren Cooper, National President, UDIA

KEYNOTE - THE BIG PICTURESteve Sammartino, Business Technologist Your property business in 2018

1.00pm-2.00pm NETWORKING LUNCH2.00pm -3.30pm INTERACTIVE PANEL DEBATE

Digital Disruption in the Property Market Harnessing the power of emerging technologiesAnthony Millet, CEO, BrickXKimberly Gire, Fintech Advisory Board Member, LodexGreg Dickason, Chief Technology Officer, International, CoreLogic Julian Nachmias, General Manager Demand Deployment, nbn Steve Sammartino, Business TechnologistFacilitated by: Bettina Sheeran, Partner, MaddocksINTERNATIONAL CASE STUDYDalston Lane and CLTAndrew Waugh, Founding Director, Waugh-Thistleton Architects UK The building material of the future

3.30pm-4.00pm CARDNO COFFEE & AFTERNOON TEA BREAK4.00pm -5.30pm INTERACTIVE GAME SHOW ‘Tell me something I don’t know’

Outsmarting smart city expertsCatherine Caruana-McManus, Director, MeshedAdrian Dwyer, Executive Director, Policy & Research,Infrastructure AustraliaJames Rosenwax, Executive Director, Brilliant Cities, Australia & New Zealand, AECOMJon Yeo, Licensee and Curator, TedX MelbourneMatthew Malseed, Managing Director, Hamton Property GroupMartine Letts, CEO, Committee for MelbourneFacilitated by: Hugo Lamb, Director - Strategy, The Space Agency

5.30pm DAY 1 CONGRESS CLOSE7.00pm -9.00pm OLIVER HUME WELCOME RECEPTION

The Great Hall, National Gallery of Victoria, Southbank


7.00am -8.30am LEADERSHIP AND DIVERSITY BREAKFASTChelsea Roffey, Journalist and Professional AFL UmpireAdam Fennessey, Partner, EY Gabrielle Trainor AO, AFL Commissioner & Director, Infrastructure Australia

8.30am-9.00am DAY 2 REGISTRATION9.00am DAY 2 CONGRESS OPENING

State President’s AddressDamien Tangey, State President, UDIA (Victoria)INTERNATIONAL INSIGHTSNew Urbanism: Creating healthy, productive, affordable and sustainablecommunities Rahul Mital, Director, Cistri (Singapore) Neal Payton, Principal, Torti Gallas (USA)Facilitated by: Dean Landy, Architect, Urban Designer & Entrepreneur INSIGHT KEYNOTEPractical Solutions – Innovative Construction Methodologies:Meeting demand and maximizing cash flow George Argyrou, Director, Hickory Group

11.00am -11.30am CARDNO COFFEE & MORNING TEA BREAK11.30am-1.00pm KEYNOTE & INTERACTIVE PANEL DEBATE

The relationship between population, property & incomeKEYNOTE: Mark McCrindle, Social ResearcherPANEL: David Rumbens, Partner, Deloitte Access EconomicsSarah Bloom, General Manager, Residential, Frasers Property AustraliaProfessor Peter Phibbs, Head of Urban and Regional Planning and Policy,University of Sydney Georgia Willis, General Manager Development, PACE Development GroupFacilitated by: Frank Nagle, Managing Director, Biggin & Scott Land

DAY 2 - WEDNESDAY 21 MARCH 2018 See the development solutions

1.00pm -1.30pm NETWORKING LUNCH

1.30pm SITE TOURS – SEE THE NOWTour 1: Greenfields - Victoria’s biggest masterplanned communitiesshowcasing innovation Tour 2: Smart Cities - Emerging technologies changing everydayinteractions Tour 3: Made in Melbourne - World class construction technology Tour 4: Going up and Going Down - Urban Renewal MAXED Tour 5: Urban Tour - How cities can accommodate growth?

7.30pm -9.30pm DAY 2 – SOCIAL EVENINGThe Forum Theatre, Corner Flinders St & Russel St, Melbourne

9.30pm onwards LANEWAY BAR TOURS


DAY 3 - THURSDAY 22 MARCH 2018 See the now

8.30am - 9.00am EXHIBITION OPENING & DELEGATE REGISTRATION9.00am DAY 3 CONGRESS OPENING

INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY Sean Chiao, President, AECOM Asia-Pacific HKTransformative Urban Regeneration – Unlocking potentials, driving growthThe central mid-levels escalator project, Hong KongNATIONAL CEO ADDRESS Steve Mann, CEO, UDIA NationalIntroduction and launch of the UDIA National State of the Land Report UDIA Launches the 10th annual State of the Land ReportColin Keane, Director, Research4National Market Performance UpdateColin Keane, Director, Research4 National Market Supply UpdateRobert Papaleo, National Executive Director, Charter Keck Cramer

10.45am CARDNO COFFEE & MORNING TEA BREAK11.15am INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDY

Kathleen Norris, Principal, Urban Fast Forward (Ohio, USA)A City’s Renaissance - How Cincinnati, Ohio, salvaged the Nation’s mostdangerous neighbourhood

12.15pm NETWORKING LUNCH1.15pm ON THE COUCH Q&A

Financing our future citiesShayne Elliott, CEO, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ) Brae Sokolski, Chief Investment Officer, MaxCap INTERACTIVE INDUSTRY INSIGHTS PANELIndustry leading the way Tim Gurner, Founder, Gurner tmLuke Hartman, Managing Director and CEO, Metro Property DevelopmentAndrew Whitson, Group Executive and CEO - Residential, StocklandMatthew Mears, Chief Operating Officer, Lendlease PropertyStuart Penklis, Head of Residential, Mirvac GroupCLOSING KEYNOTE – BE BOLDDr Jordan Nguyen, Biomedical Engineer and InventorTechnology and the urban cities of our future

3.30pm - 3.45pm CONGRESS OFFICIAL CLOSE3.45pm - 4.00pm 2019 CONGRESS LAUNCH4.00pm CLOSE7.00pm 2018 UDIA NATIONAL AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE GALA DINNER

Veris Proud Platinum PartnerPeninsula at Atlantic, Docklands


T O U R 1I N N O V A T I O N I NG R E E N F I E L DVictoria’s biggest masterplanned communities showcasing innovation

T O U R 3M A D E I NM E L B O U R N EWorld class construction technology made in the world’s most livable city

T O U R 5U R B A NT O U RHow cities can accommodate growth and create communities

T O U R 2S M A R T C I T I E S S T A R T S M A L LEmerging technologies changing everyday interactions

T O U R 4G O I N G U P A N DG O I N G D O W NUrban renewal MAXED

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D A Y 1 - 2 0 . 0 3 . 1 8O L I V E R H U M E W E L C O M E R E C E P T I O N7.00pm – 9.00pmEnding the first official day of the 2018 Congress, join us for a glamorous cocktail event in Melbourne’s internationally renowned national gallery.

D A Y 3 - 2 2 . 0 3 . 1 82 0 1 8 U D I A N A T I O N A L A W A R D S F O R E X C E L L E N C E G A L A D I N N E R7.00pm A glamorous celebration of the most exciting and innovative urban development projects from across the country, the Awards for Excellence Gala Dinner is the highlight of the Congress every year.

D A Y 2 - 2 1 . 0 3 . 1 8L E A D E R S H I P A N D D I V E R S I T Y B R E A K F A S T7.00am - 8.30amThe UDIA National Congress Leadership and Diversity Breakfast will showcase exciting global corporate research, grass roots movements in sport and the championing of change within government and the corporate sector.

S O C I A LN E T W O R K I N G N I G H T7.30pm – 9.30pmA more casual opportunity to network with your fellow Congress delegates and meet key speakers and UDIA members, in the newly renovated iconic Forum Theatre.

L A N E W A Y B A R T O U R S9.30pm onwardsOur Bar Tours will take delegates on a drinking and culinary journey to some of the city’s most exciting venues. Tickets for this event will be strictly limited so get in quick.


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Welcome Reception

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Please note that Day Registrations do not include any Social Functions. Tickets to these need to be purchased in addition to the day registration rate.

The UDIA National Congress 2018 incorporates some great networking events:

• Welcome Reception• Diversity Breakfast – diversity in Australia’s

sporting capital• Social Night• Laneway Tour• UDIA National Awards for Excellence Gala

Dinner

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MELBOURNE 20 - 22 MARCH 2018 REGISTRATION BROCHURE · 2018-02-08 · George Argyrou, Director, Hickory Group 11.00am-11.30am CARDNO COFFEE & MORNING TEA BREAK 11.30am-1.00pm KEYNOTE