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Melbourne’s west – the next growth chapter Keynote speaker: The Hon. Jacinta Allan MP, Victorian Minister for Transport and Infrasturcture
Thursday 29 April 2021, 11.45am to 2.00pm
Encore Events Centre
agenda 11.45am Registrations
12.00pm Welcome Melinda Cilento Chief Executive Officer, CEDA
12.05pm Lunch
12.40pm Keynote address The Hon. Jacinta Allan MP
Victorian Minister for Transport and Infrastructure 12.50pm Keynote address
Louise Glanville Chair, Western Metropolitan Partnership 1.00pm Moderated discussion and questions
Dr Joseph Correnza - Facilitator Principal and Australasian Regional Board Member, Arup The Hon. Jacinta Allan MP Victorian Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Louise Glanville Chair, Western Metropolitan Partnership Ludo Campbell-Reid Director, City Design and Liveability, Wyndham City Council
During moderated discussion CEDA will take online questions. Go to ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter passcode MELBWEST
1.55pm Vote of thanks Melinda Cilento Chief Executive Officer, CEDA
2.00pm Close
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During moderated discussion CEDA will take online questions. Go to ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter passcode MELBWEST
CEDA will be tweeting from this event using #WesternMelbourne
Join the conversation and follow us on Twitter @ceda_news
sponsors Event major sponsor Arup
Arup is the creative force at the heart of many of the world’s most prominent
built environment and industry projects. More than 15,000 designers, engineers, architects, planners, consultants and technical specialists work with clients in
over 140 countries on innovative projects of the highest quality and impact.
Our experienced staff combine technical excellence and an understanding of local clients and markets with genuine enthusiasm for design and innovation. As
digital leaders, we partner with our clients to transform how people engage with the built environment through technology. We encourage our people to strive for
quality, with a willingness to think creatively and to find better solutions for our clients. Our clients also benefit from our ability to draw on the firm’s global
multidisciplinary service offering to form the best possible project teams to meet
their business needs.
As one of Australia’s fastest growing regions, the development of Melbourne’s West is driving both social and economic benefits for the state. Arup’s
experience in creating cities for the future, bringing people together, shaping place and community for precincts, makes us uniquely positioned to not only
help the West grow bigger, but also better. Arup is genuinely engaged with local community as well as public and private stakeholders to ensure the interests of
residents are at the core of the built environment and placemaking activities.
Committed to sustainability, we are acutely aware of the responsibility we have in designing and positively influencing the built environment and strive to do the
best possible work for current and future generations.
Together, we shape a better world.
Event major sponsor Wyndham City Council
Located between Melbourne and Geelong, Wyndham is experiencing rapid growth and transformation. Wyndham is currently home to 283,294 people and
the population is expected to reach 400,000 plus or the size of Canberra by 2036. A diverse City, both geographically and demographically, almost half of
Wyndham residents are born overseas from 162 different countries. Rich and diverse in Aboriginal history Wyndham has the largest Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander population in Greater Melbourne.
This growth means that there are significant challenges our organisation must meet. That’s why we’re committed to leading the way in our sector and we’re
doing this by being aspirational in our planning and inventive in our delivery. Our focus is on delivering a liveable city with a globally connected and opportunity
rich economy. Our commercial approach and willingness to facilitate innovative
funding models will help drive this.
We’re delivering City-shaping projects like our partnership with the Western
Melbourne Group to deliver the A-League soccer stadium precinct. We are taking a place-making approach ensuring our key activity centres are
transformed into creative precincts. We are rejuvenating the Werribee City Centre, partnering with private consortia to deliver major developments and have
transformed Wyndham Park into a recreation and events space of regional
significance.
Our commitment to making Wyndham a cleaner and greener place for future
generations – we were one of the first councils in Victoria to install solar
compacting garbage and recycling bins across the City.
Our leadership and agility saw us well placed to respond to the COVID-19
pandemic at pace and deliver innovative solutions throughout the crisis and on the path to recovery. We delivered a range of services and programs via the
dedicated Wyndham Together website, and our $5million WYNlocal package helped local businesses adapt while our buy local campaigns saw an uplift in
residents shopping locally.
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During moderated discussion CEDA will take online questions. Go to ceda.pigeonhole.at and enter passcode MELBWEST
CEDA will be tweeting from this event using #WesternMelbourne
Join the conversation and follow us on Twitter @ceda_news
keynote speaker The Hon. Jacinta Allan MP Victorian Minister for Transport and Infrastructure
Twitter: @JacintaAllanMP
Jacinta is the Minister for Transport Infrastructure in the Andrews Labor
Government, and the Leader of the House in the Victorian Parliament. Jacinta
was elected to Parliament in 1999 as Member for Bendigo East, and is proud
to be representing the Bendigo region in the Victorian parliament. She is the
longest serving Victorian female Minister in the State’s history and Victoria’s
equal longest serving Labor Minister. Throughout her career she has
advocated strongly for Government investment that delivers for all Victorians,
by creating jobs and delivering better health, education and transport services
for communities.
Louise Glanville Chair, Western Mtropolitan Partnership
Twitter: @L_Glanville
Louise has extensive experience across the justice, social services and
government sectors. Louise is the Chief Executive Officer of Victoria Legal Aid,
the Chair of the Victorian Assisted Reproductive Treatment Authority, the
Western Metropolitan Partnership and the Metropolitan Advisory Development
Panel. Louise holds qualifications in law, social work and social policy, and is
keenly interested in the intersections between legal policy and public policy
generally.
panellist Kate Roffey Director, Deals, Investments and Major Projects, Wyndham City Council
Twitter: @Kate_Roffey
Kate has extensive experience as a CEO, Senior Executive and Director within
the commercial, government and not-for-profit sectors. Kate is dynamic and
inspiring, and brings an impressive and outstanding wealth of experience to
Wyndham. Kate was a former CEO of the Committee for Melbourne, where
she successfully led a broad cross-section of Melbourne’s most influential
companies and institutions to develop initiatives that ensured Melbourne
continued to grow as a prosperous globally connected city and retain its
mantle as the ‘World’s most liveable city’.
facilitator Dr Joseph Correnza Principal and Australasian Regional Board Member, Arup
Twitter: @ArupAustralasia
Joseph is an innovative designer who leads complex projects, understanding the benefits of joined-up thinking for city shaping projects. Some of his significant
Melbourne projects include stations at Springvale Rd, North Melbourne and South Morang. Other key projects include Flemington Clubstand, RACV Cape
Schank Resort, Penleigh and Essendon Grammar, Port Phillip Estate and the Southern Star Observation Wheel. He has also led the concept design for the 5
new stations across the Melbourne Metro Rail project.
corporate tables CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table at today’s event.
Australian Unity Cardno City West Water GHD
Lendlease Plenary Group Transurban Victoria University
attendees Amanda Achterberg Associate Deputy Vice Chancellor RMIT University
The Hon Jacinta Allan MP Victorian Minister for Public Transport Victorian Minister for Employment
Jamie Alonso Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer Cardno
Andrew Arendsen Group Director - Civil Infrastructure, VIC, SA, TASA AECOM
Tim Atkin Project Leasing Manager Australian Unity
Sarah Auld Director - Transport Precincts (Sunshine) Victorian Department of Transport
Gavan Banks GHD
Jacqui Banks Melbourne City Executive Arcadis Australia Pacific
Malcolm Barr Associate Principal Arup
Mary Beth Bauer Deputy Chair City West Water
Peter Beale Senior Asset Manager Australian Unity
Peter Bean Melton City Council
Kevin Begg Technical Director - Urban Design GHD
Steve Berridge Senior Vice-President & Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Global Victoria University
Penny Bold Senior corporate affairs manager Australian Unity
Livia Bonazzi City West Water
Kashif Bouns General Manager – Community & Government Relations Western Bulldogs Football Club
Virginia Bourke Chair - Mercy Health Mercy Health and Aged Care Group
Mike Briggs Local Business Manager Motion ABB Australia
Lindsey Brown Market Leader-Water GHD
Molly Campbell Senior Consultant - Engagement, Communication & Communities GHD
Mark Cathie Director Slattery
Stephen Christou CFO Porter Davis Homes
Boobo Chu Assistant Development Manager Frasers Property Industrial
Melinda Cilento Chief Executive Officer CEDA
Nathan Clarke Group Adviser Six O'Clock Advisory
David Clements Program Director Major Projects Victoria Transurban
Dr Ross Coller Director, Advancement Victoria University
Robynne Cooke Chief Operating Officer Mercy Health
Helen Cooney Director REST
Joseph Correnza Principal Arup
Steph Craze Industry Capability & Inclusion Manager Western Program Alliance
Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.
Leeanne Darmanin City West Water
Mike Day Partner, Urban Solutions Hatch RobertsDay
Corina de Araujo Lead Integrated Transport Planner Victorian Department of Transport
Naomi Dempsey Interim Deputy Provost (Students & Academic Services) Victoria University
Sandra Denis Executive Director, Precincts and Government Relations Victoria University
Sharon Desmond Manager Mercy Health
Damian Diamantopoulos Head of Research Australian Unity
Victoria Dixon Multiplex
James Dixon Associate Director Plenary Group
Julie Douglas PA to MD City West Water
Simon Dowding Communications Director Transurban
Rebecca Dunlop Commercial Manager Plenary Group
Ben Fahey Manager, Industrial Frasers Property Industrial
Mel Falkenberg CEDA Individual Non Members
david farrell Associate Aurecon Group
Teresa Fels Executive Director, Service Delivery and Reform Group Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance
Sebastien Fleury Director Rail, VSA Technical Director AECOM
Mark Flower Membership Manager CEDA
Will Fooks Associate Director GTA Consultants
Robyn Gawenda Co-Chief Executive Officer Footscray Community Arts Centre
Amanda Gilfoyle Technical Director - Water GHD
Jane Gillespie Arup
Cr Josh Gilligan Mayor Wyndham City Council
Louise Glanville Chair Western Metropolitan Partnership
Nick Glasson Project Director, Land Development Cardno
Binda Gokhale Chief Financial Officer Wyndham City Council
Dr Robyn Gregory CEO Women's Health West
Christian Griffith Director GTA now Stantec
Jules Griffith ANZ Urban Planning Lead Aurecon Group
Nitin Gupta Project Manager Wyndham City Council
Fiona Hando Executive Administrator Wyndham City Council
Stefan Hanke . WeBuild
Andrew Hanna General Manager, Development Frasers Property Industrial
Kate Hardwick Associate Principal Arup
Ariana Harris Executive Consultant Hudson
Warren Harrison Victorian Market Leader - Transport GHD
Russell Harrison Executive Director of Operations Western Health
Martin Hecht Commercial Affairs Manager Transurban
Cr Adele Hegedich Mayor Wyndham City Council
Jack Herbert Community and Stakeholder Engagement Manager Transurban
Graham Holt City West Water
James Hooper Managing Director Lighthouse Infrastructure
Kate Houlden Project Delivery Manager City West Water
Gabrielle Hughes Senior Manager Brotherhood of St Laurence
Reece Humphreys Director GTA Consultants
David Hunter Senior Investment Manager Victorian Department of Jobs Precincts and Regions
Elizabeth Hurst Acting Director, Market Housing Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance
Sumeyya Ilanbey State Political Reporter The Age
Elaine Jenkins Senior Executive Assistant CEDA
Kim Jessup Development Manager Frasers Property Industrial
Greg Johnson City West Water
Andrew Kanis Senior Legal Councel Australian Unity
Pamela Kellert Head of Strategy, Partnering and Communications Downer Group
Jennifer Kim Events & Membership Coordinator CEDA Melbourne Office
Joan Ko Advisory, Planning and Design – Victoria Lead Arup
Andrew Kyriacou Director - Rail Arcadis Australia Pacific
Nick Lane Associate Director Futureye
Maree Lang Managing Director City West Water
Maree Lang Managing Director City West Water
Kelvyn Lavelle Head of Corporate Affairs Plenary Group
Robert Lazic Business Development Manager HESTA
Robert Lewis National Business Development Manager Programmed Group
Isabelle Lewis Membership and Events Coordinator CEDA
Joanne Lilley Director of Content Programming CEDA
Gerald Lovell Senior Structual Engineet GHD
Marco Lucioni Principal - Traffic Transport & Parking Cardno
Percy Lun CPB Contractors
Simon MacLennan Business Development Director Lendlease
Simon MacLennan Business Development Director Lendlease
Mario Macri Head of Sales - Electrification & Country Digital Lead ABB Australia
Will Martin CPB Contractors
Nataly Matijevic Stakeholder Manager Plenary Group
Michael Matikevic Mayor of Maribyrnong City of Maribyrnong
Ben Maw General Manager Scope
Cr Peter Maynard Councillor Wyndham City Council
Brendan McRae Manager Precincts Planning (Sunshine) Victorian Department of Transport
Rachel Meinig Senior Renewable Futures Engineer City West Water
David Middleton Chair City West Water
David Money Senior Advisor, Minister for Transport Parliament of Victoria
David Moran Managing Director Infrastructure AUA Hatch
Kelly Moy Consultant Hudson
Mel Nelson Director Membership CEDA
Wade Noonan Executive Director, West of Melbourne Economic Development Alliance Victoria University
Louisa Nuccitelli Commercial Manager Plenary Group
Alexandra O'dea Investment Director Lighthouse Infrastructure
Anita Orr Head of Public Affairs Victoria Transurban
Prof Alex Parker Professor of Physical Activity and Mental Health Victoria University
Neville Pearce City West Water
Daryl Pelchen Co-Founder CORA
Ross Pelligra Director Pelligra Group
Phillip Potter Bitu-mil
Cyrus Prempeh Rail Business Leader VIC/SA Arup
Richard Prust Arup
Jennifer Rebeiro Chief Information Officer City West Water
Prof Corinne Reid Provost (Interim) & DVC (Research) Victoria University
Carl Retschko Executive Director Origination Plenary Group
John Roan Planning Manager Frasers Property Industrial
Henry Robinson Arup
Edgardo Robinson Recruitment Consultant Hudson
Kate Roffey Director, Deals, Investments and Major Projects Wyndham City
Sam Rowland Market Leader, Property & Buildings GHD
Shannon Ryan Account Coordinator: Major Partnerships Victoria University
Stephen Salim Technical Director, Transport Cardno
Lani Seaborne Marketing Communications Lead Transurban
Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.
Dianne Semmens Director Health and Wellbeing Victoria University
Jala Shekho Community Stakeholder Engagement Lead Transurban
Prof Adam Shoemaker Vice Chancellor & President Victoria University
Richard Smith GM, Strategy & Planning City West Water
Amanda Smith GM Infrastructure & Delivery City West Water
Malcolm Smith Arup Fellow Masterplanning and Urban Design Arup
Daniel Smith - Lendlease
Chris Smith General Manager - Healthcare Property Australian Unity
Cameron Smith Infrastructure Manager Frasers Property Industrial
Emily Song Infrastructure and Planning Coordinator Frasers Property Industrial
Andrew Spink Head of Account Management, Major Projects Downer Group
Geoff Spires Director Slattery
Sean Stove Transport and Rail Sector Manager ABB Australia
Patricia Thien Senior Design Interface and Project Manager Transurban
Kevin Thorley Senior Manager – Human Resources Learning & Development John Holland
Stephen Thorpe Director City Operations Wyndham City Council
Olivia Tipler Co-Founder CORA
Kelvin Tori Chief Executive Officer Melton City Council
Phong Tran Musculoskeletal Wait List Project Private Hospital Syndicate
Peter Tubic Lendlease
Christopher Turner Executive Lead, Capability cohealth
Matthew Tymms Acquisitions Manager Australian Unity
Nick Veitch Managing Director Veitch Lister Consulting
Mark Ward Chief of Staff Wyndham City Council
Mark Ward Chief of Staff Wyndham City Council
Dr Kim Webber Executive Strategy and Partnerships cohealth
Ian Whalen WPalliance
Chris Wheaton Lendlease
Michael Wootten Chief Financial Offier City West Water
Cindy Zeuschner Membership and Events Coordinator CEDA
Simon Zhu Hudson
Cr Theo Zographos Assistant Manager ANZ Banking Group
CEDA National: May 2021
The future of mental health support and services
DATE Tuesday, 4 May 2021, 1.00pm to 2.00pm
INTERACTIVE LIVESTREAM SPEAKERS Lucinda Brogden AM, Chair, National Mental Health Commission Professor Allan Fels AO, Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne, Patron, Mental Health Victoria Jason Trethowan, Chief Executive Officer, headspace Tim Marney, Principal, Nous Group EVENT OVERVIEW Join leading mental health decision makers and advocates to discuss developing a holistic approach to support and services.
Sponsored by CEDA members, Nous
Australia’s aged care workforce post-Royal Commission
DATE Thursday 6 May 2021, 1.00pm to 2.00pm
INTERACTIVE LIVESTREAM SPEAKERS Debby Blakey, Chief Executive Officer, HESTA
Kasy Chambers, Executive Director, Anglicare
Sean Rooney, Chief Executive Officer, Leading Age Services Australia
Ian Thompson, Principal, Nous Group
EVENT OVERVIEW Join experts from across the aged care sector to discuss how Australia builds on its current aged care workforce to deliver on the recommendations of the Royal Commission’s final report into Aged Care Quality and Safety.
Sponsored by CEDA members, HESTA and Nous
Victoria Vice Chancellors’ panel
DATE Tuesday 18 May 2021, 11.45am to 2.00pm VENUE Grand Hyatt, 123 Collins Street, Melbourne EVENT OVERVIEW Throughout 2021 CEDA welcomes Vice Chancellors from across the country to speak as the leaders of significant businesses, and to share their strategies for dealing with unprecedented change and challenges.
Sponsored by CEDA members, Nous and UniSuper
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about CEDA CEDA – the Committee for Economic Development of Australia – is an independent, membership-based think tank. We deliver on our purpose by: •Undertaking research to understand the most important issues Australia faces. •Creating platforms to inform, stimulate ideas and promote debate of critical issues. •Facilitating collaboration to inspire innovative and progressive policy solutions. •Influencing decision makers by delivering compelling evidence and recommendations and advocating in support of our positions.
Membership
CEDA has almost 700 members including leading Australian businesses, community organisations, government departments and academic institutions. Our cross-sector membership spans every state and territory. 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
Our purpose is to identify policy issues that matter for Australia’s future and pursue solutions that deliver better economic and social outcomes for the greater good. 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. Our research program is currently focused on public interest technology, migration policy, business competitiveness and dynamism, human services including disrupting disadvantage and housing and trends in future economic development.
For more information on CEDA membership, research and events please contact:
Chief Executive Melinda Cilento
Research
Jarrod Ball | Chief Economist
Membership Mel Nelson | Director, Membership
Partnerships and Collaboration Hamilton Calder | Director, Partnerships and Collaboration
Programming Joanne Lilley | Director, Content Programming
Communications Roxanne Punton | Director, Communications
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