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Company Pulse: rebuilding public trust

Keynote speaker: Melinda Cilento, Chief Executive

Officer, CEDA

Alison Kitchen, National Chairman, KPMG Australia

3 October 2019, 11.45am to 2.00pm

Sofitel Melbourne on Collins

agenda

11.45am Registrations

12.00pm Welcome and keynote address Melinda Cilento Chief Execuitve, CEDA

12.20pm Keynote address Alison Kitchen National Chairman, KPMG Australia

12.35pm Lunch

1.10pm Panel discussion Rachel Nicolson Partner, Allens

Ken Smith Dean and Chief Executive Officer, the Australia and New Zealand School of Government

Melinda Cilento Chief Executive Officer, CEDA

Moderated by Alison Kitchen National Chairman, KPMG Australia

1.50pm Vote of thanks Angela Scaffidi Managing Partner and Head of Change

SenateSHJ 1.55pm Event Close

Fleur Morales State Director, Victoria/Tasmania, CEDA

2.00pm Close

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SenateSHJ

SenateSHJ was founded in 2002, and since that time they have grown to

become one of Australasia's most successful independent consultancies. They

have won multiple awards, including being recognised in the 2019 Holmes

Report.

Their diverse backgrounds includes government, healthcare, journalism, media,

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well as communication consulting. They pride themselves on their work, their

people and their industry.

They are there when you want a different perspective and smart thinking. They

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keynote speaker

Melinda Cilento

Chief Executive Officer, CEDA

Melinda is a company director, economist and experienced senior executive.

She is a non-executive director of Australian Unity and Co-Chair of Reconciliation

Australia. Melinda is also a member of the Parliamentary Budget Office panel of

expert advisors.

She was previously a Non-Executive Director with Woodside Petroleum,

Commissioner with the Productivity Commission and Deputy CEO and Chief

Economist with the Business Council of Australia. Melinda has also previously

held senior roles with the Federal Department of Treasury, Invesco and the

International Monetary Fund.

keynote speaker and chair

Alison Kitchen

National Chairman, KPMG Australia

Alison Kitchen is the National Chairman of KPMG Australia and also serves as a

member of KPMG’s Global and Regional Boards. Alison has held a variety of

management and governance roles within the partnership as well as serving as

External Audit Partner for a range of major ASX listed companies. Alison has

worked in geographically diverse and complex operating environments providing

advice on a range of topics including audit, risk management, internal controls,

business processes and regulatory change across a diverse range of industries

including energy, mining, transport and consumer goods and financial services.

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panel

Rachel Nicolson

Partner, Allens

Rachel is a Partner at Allens and leads its Governance, Risk and Compliance

and Business Crime practices. Rachel is also a board member of the UN Global

Compact Network Australia. The UN Global Compact is the world's largest

business led sustainability initiative and focuses on capacity building of business

in relation to their human rights, labour, environment and anticorruption impacts.

Rachel is also recognized as a leading lawyer in Australia on anti-bribery and

corruption matters as well as in business human rights obligations. Rachel's

work increasingly has focused on the spectrum of stakeholder expectations on

business - from legal compliance through to alignment with industry or

internationally accepted standards through to community expectations of

corporate conduct; and how this spectrum of expectations informs business

risks and mitigation of those risks, as well as informing opportunities for

corporates.

Ken Smith

Chief Executive Officer and Dean, Australia and New

Zealand School of Government

Ken is Dean and CEO of the Australia and New Zealand School of Government

(ANZSOG) and was the Agent General for Queensland based in London. He

has headed the Queensland Departments of Premier and Cabinet,

Infrastructure, Education, Arts, Employment and Training, Family Services and

Housing Local Government and Planning. He has taken a public policy and

administration leadership role at state and national levels. Ken is a Fellow of the

Australian College of Educators and Educational Leadership, an Enterprise

Professor at University of Melbourne and held numerous adjunct professorial

positions. He is a board member of companies and authorities.

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corporate tables

CEDA would like to thank the following members for hosting a corporate table

at today’s event.

Australian Unity SenateSHJ

attendees

John Allen Principal John Allen & Associates Clare Amies Chief Executive Officer WorkSafe Victoria Jenny Atta Secretary Victorian Department of Education and Training Zoe Badalassi Associate Director Hudson Olivia Ball Advocacy and External Relations Advisor Benetas Richard Barker Marketing and Brand Manager Benetas Geraldine Barlow Executive General Manager, Investments Australian Unity Sandra Barns Chief Technology Office, CISO VicSuper

Megan Bolton Executive, Finance and Corporate Services HESTA Bas Bolyn GM Corporate Affairs Australian Rail Track Corporation Kylie Bourke Analyst Commonwealth Treasury Prue Bowden General Manager, Business Transformation and Acting Group Executive HR Australian Unity Madeleine Breckon Head of Communications GlaxoSmithKline Deon Brown Australian Unity Dr Nasir Butrous Deputy Head, School of Business Melbourne Australian Catholic University Henry Byrne Group Executive, Corporate Affairs Transurban Prof Colin Clark Executive Dean - Business and Law Victoria University

Leon Cox Regional Director, VIC & TAS Governance Institute of Australia Mandi Davidson Senior Executive - Communications RPS Group Simon Davis Director Business Development GTA Consultants Natasha Diamond Partner Davidson Marianne DiGiallonardo Director Corporate Services Maroondah City Council Mark Dingle Partner Deloitte David Donelly Community Relations Manager Australian Rail Track Corporation Peter Duncan AO Kerryn Ellis Director Corporate Services Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission Victoria (IBAC)

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Dr Lance Emerson Chief Executive Officer Victorian Agency for Health Information Ben Flemming Director, Business Development - Pacific Region S&P Global Ratings Amy Flint Public Sector Executive CPA Australia Matt Foran Partner SenateSHJ Katie Gardiner Associate Allens Mark Gill Assistant Director Victorian Agency for Health Information Dr Alexander Gosling AM CEDA Individual Trustee Kelly Griffiths Head of Government Affairs and Policy GlaxoSmithKline Dr John Hamill Chief Executive Officer Essential Services Commission Peter Harris AO CEDA Honorary Trustee John Henderson Director, Client Strategy Aurecon Group Richard Herman Risk Director Bupa Will Hetherton Head of Public Affairs Future Fund Sawsan Howard Head of Corporate Affairs, Product, Brand and Reputation AustralianSuper Jasmine Hoye Partner Newgate Australia Peter Humphreys Managing Director Smarketer

Jane Hunt Chief Executive Officer The Front Project Marjorie Johnston KPMG Alison Kitchen National Chairman KPMG Steve Kozlowski Chief Executive Officer Maroondah City Council Leighton Kraa Senior Policy Officer, Institutions of Goverment Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet Corrina Langelaan Marketing & Communications Lead University of Melbourne Corrina Langelaan Marketing & Communications Lead University of Melbourne Kira Leeb Executive Director Victorian Agency for Health Information Dr Chuyang Liu China Adviser Austrade Diana Lloyd Corporate Affairs Manager First State Super Michelle Loader Board Director Fisher Leadership Anita Luke Senior Manager PwC Australia Sarah Macartney Corporate Affairs and Government Relations SEEK Kevin Maher National Manager, Government, Health and Education SEEK Mary Manescu Director, Health System Reporting Victorian Agency for Health Information Michel Masson Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Victoria

Tess Mathews Head of Client Development Gilbert + Tobin Eleanor McCracken-Hewson Senior Manager Policy, Research and Stakeholder Engagement AGL Sue McDonald Marketing and Communications Director Serco Veronica McGowan Director Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission Victoria (IBAC) Jarrod McLauchlan General Manager - Victoria, Executive and Boards Davidson Stephen McMahon Head of External Relations AustralianSuper Rohan Mead Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Australian Unity Rohan Mead Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Australian Unity Kate Menzel Australian Unity Robert Miano Partner RSM Stuart Moseley Chief Executive Officer Victorian Planning Authority Jeremi Moule Deputy Secretary, Governance Policy & Coordination Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet Bernadette Murdoch Chief Adviser, Brand and Communications Rio Tinto Rach Nicholson Partner Allens Rachel Nicolson Senior Associate Allens

Emily O'Brien GM Commercial & Structured Finance, Wealth and Capital Markets Australian Unity Bernadette O'Neill General Manager Fair Work Commission Anita Orr Head of Public Affairs, Victoria Transurban Karen Owens Corporate Partnerships Manager Melbourne Water Corporation Alistair Parker Executive General Manager, Regulated Energy Services AusNet Services Reshma Pollard National Marketing Manager SenateSHJ Riki Polygenis Principal Adviser, International Policy and Engagement Division Commonwealth Treasury Nicola Reynolds General Manager, Customer Innovation and Marketing Benetas Sam Riley General Manager, Media Relations HESTA Caitlin Ryan Principal Adviser Infrastructure Victoria Paul Ryan General Manager Finance, Healthcare Australian Unity Ellery Salida Senior Associate Advisian Angela Scaffidi Managing Partner-Head of Change SenateSHJ Grace Singh Australian Unity Diane Sivasubramaniam Associate Professor Swinburne University of Technology Tully Smith Corporate Affairs Manager Telstra

Professor Ken Smith Dean and CEO Australia and New Zealand School of Government Daniel Smolich Manager, Institutions of Government Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet Chris Spentzaris Partner, Accredited Specialist in Immigration Law Fragomen Samantha Stevens Executive General Manager Corporate Affairs Origin Energy Lorna Stewart Chief Risk Officer Bupa Dr Ziggy Switkowski AO Chancellor RMIT University Sarah Tan Senior Associate Fragomen Jon Theobald Manager Stakeholder Engagement South East Water Kane Thornton Chief Executive Officer Clean Energy Council Ewan Tosh Director, Strategy, Planning and Communications Victorian Agency for Health Information Dylan Turnbull Business Development, Corporate Partnerships The Smith Family Dr Walter Uhlenbruch AO CEDA Honorary Life Trustee Hella Asia Pacific Dr Walter Uhlenbruch AO CEDA Honorary Life Trustee Hella Asia Pacific Melissa Van Twest Senior Policy Officer, Institutions of Government Victorian Department of Premier and Cabinet

Andreas Vecchiet Executive Lead- Corporate Affairs MLC Limited Jason Venning Product Marketing Manager ABB Australia Angela Vitinaros Office of the Executive Director Corporate Services Ambulance Victoria Anna Vourtsis Executive General Manager - Communications & Engagement VicTrack Lucy Weston Project Manager Essential Services Commission Samuel Wilson Swinburne University of Technology Paula Wilton Director Victorian Agency for Health Information Richard Wise Head of Communications & External Affairs BP Australia Andrew Wong Australian Unity Michael Wootten Chief Financial Officer City West Water Audrey Zibelman Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer AEMO

notes

notes

CEDA Victoria: October – November 2019

Unlocking human value in the future of work

DATE 10 October 2019, 11.45am to 2.00pm

VENUE RACV City Club

SPEAKERS Dr Sean Gallagher, Director, Centre for New Workforce,

Swinburne University of Technology; Bridget Horsley, Project Director-

Melbourne 2021, National Australia Bank; Natalie James, Partner, Deloitte

and David Rumbens, Partner, Deloitte Access Economics

EVENT OVERVIEW Join CEDA in a discussion on the human opportunity

that is at the centre of automation and how skills and social intelligence will

remain essential to economic development, productivity and living

standards.

Sponsorship opportunities available

Reimagining Tertiary Education

DATE Wednesday 30 October, 11:45am to 2:00pm

VENUE Park Hyatt Melbourne, 1 Parliament Place, East Melbourne

SPEAKERS Professor Peter Noonan, Professor of Tertiary Education Policy,

Mitchell Institute, Victoria University and David Sacks, Partner, PwC

EVENT OVERVIEW Join CEDA for a discussion on how society can rethink

and revitalise tertiary education to maximise participation and reflect the

changing demands of the Australian labour market.

Sponsorship opportunities available.

Kate Jenkins – National Sex Discrimination Commissioner

DATE Monday 18 November, 11:45am to 2:00pm

VENUE RACV Club, Level 17, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne

SPEAKER Kate Jenkins, Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Australian

Human Rights Commission

EVENT OVERVIEW Join CEDA and Australian Human Rights Commission

Sex Discrimination Commissioner, Kate Jenkins in a discussion on the

world-first National Inquiry into sexual harassment in the workplace.

Supported by CEDA member First State Super

CEDA contact:

Isabelle Lewis, Event Coordinator

Phone: 03 9652 8402 | Email: Isabelle.lewis@ceda.com.au

about CEDA

CEDA is an independent, not-for-profit membership organisation. CEDA identifies

policy issues that matter for Australia’s future and pursue solutions that deliver

better economic, social and environmental outcomes for Australia. CEDA's cross-

sector membership spans every state and territory and includes more than 780 of

Australia's leading businesses, community organisations, government departments

and academic institutions.

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 2019 will focus on

Australia’s long-term budget position, the effects of temporary migration, a survey

of Australian businesses on their approach to economic development, and new

approaches to addressing entrenched disadvantage.

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

Fleur Morales, State Director 03 9562 8416 | 0435 838 563 Fleur.morales@ceda.com.au Mark Flower, Member Engagement Manager 03 9652 8405 mark.flower@ceda.com.au Talia Walker Membership Advisor 03 9652 8417 talia.walker@ceda.com,au

Rohish Gupta, Associate Director 03 9652 8403 rohish.gupta@ceda.com.au Esther Greco, Senior Event Coordinator 03 9652 8414 Esther.greco@ceda.com.au Isabelle Lewis, Event Coordinator 03 9652 8402 Isabelle.lewis @ceda.com.au

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