Roundhouse, UNSW SydneyLeading a sustainable built environment

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Fiona ReynoldsCEO, Principals for Responsible

Investment (PRI), (UK)

Gabriel TaylorEnergy Efficiency Division

California Energy Commission (USA)

Sam MostynNon Executive Director & Sustainability

Advisor across various organisations

Stephen ScheelerFounder, The Digital CEO &former MD Facebook ANZ

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The Green Building Council Australia (GBCA) invites you to join us; to continue our shared leadership in the sustainable transformation of the built environment, and help shape the future of our industry.

TRANSFORM aims to inspire dynamic conversations withkeynote speakers, case studies and interactive workshops.With over 80 speakers and 16 breakout sessions join the GBCA to explore the big issues and dive deep into technical topics.

You will hear about the newest technologies and innovationsthat will accelerate sustainable change.

Come and be a part of the conversation.

Romilly MadewChief Executive OfficerGreen Building Council of Australia

Program at a Glance

Introducing your TRANSFORMWe want you to get involved. We have designed a range of formats to get to the heart of each topic and allow you to build the conference that is right for you.

WORKSHOP WORKOUT are where you get your hands dirty! Lend your expertise to the discussion, grapple with the most challenging issues and make yourself heard.SLIDING DOORS draw you in to think differently about what our future could look like, and how the choices we make today will shape tomorrow.

SHOWCASE provides an opportunity to understand the latest innovations and technologies shaping our industry, ask questions, or sit back and be amazed.LEARNING LAB draws in industry best practice, national and international experts, to bring you the latest thinking, challenge assumptions and think about our future differently.

Time Session:

8:30amRegistration and Coffee Join us in the Garden Terrace for coffee and kick start your event with connections and some fresh air. Get ready for a day of learning, sharing and prepare to join the conversation.

9:25am Opening remarks

9:30am Welcome to Country

9:35amSession 1 - How can business respond to the Sustainable Development Goals at a corporate level?Professor John Thwaites, Chair, ClimateWorks Australia and the Monash Sustainability InstituteSam Mostyn, Sustainability Advisor; and board member of Mirvac, The Climate Council and Transurban; and Commissioner, the Business and Sustainable Development Commission

9:55am

Session 2 - International Keynote: California’s Path to a Zero Carbon Economy Gabriel D. Taylor, P.E, Energy Efficiency Division, California Energy Commission, USAGabriel is the Energy Commission’s representative to the Governor’s Sustainability Working Group, a role he has held for nearly a decade. Prior to this assignment, he served as an Advisor to Energy Commissioner David D. Hochschild, focused on renewable energy integration, energy efficiency, and state property sustainability. Gabriel will explore the carbon reduction work in California and around the world.

10:20am

Session 3 - Keynote Address: The revolution of trust, identity and privacy in a connected worldStephen Scheeler, Founder, The Digital CEO and former MD for Facebook Australia and New ZealandStephen shares his insider’s view of how trust and identity are being redefined in a data-drive, digital-first world. He offers both a Silicon Valley view on the current revolution in trust and practical advice on how organisations can manage trust in this hyper-connected world.

11:00am Networking morning tea

11:30amSession 4 – Sydney in a Climate Resilient WorldGabriel Metcalf, CEO, Committee of Sydney

11:50am

Session 5 - Leaders panel: Urban planning – collaboration as the key for liveable, resilient, affordable citiesJoin our leaders to explore how industry, government and the community must work together to deliver better cities.Facilitator: Ken Morrison, Chief Executive Officer, Property Council of Australia Rod Fehring, Chief Executive Officer, Frasers Proper AustraliaJulienne Alroe, Chair, Infrastructure AustraliaAmanda Chadwick, Executive General Manager Policy & Research, Landcom John Burton OBE, Managing Director, Urban Regeneration, LendleaseSusan Lloyd-Hurwitz, CEO & Managing Director, MirvacThis session is sponsored by Landcom

12:30pm

Session 6 – GBCA’s Strategy for the Built EnvironmentJoin us as we discuss the GBCA’s strategy and how we plan to continue to lead the sustainable transformation of the built environment. From future homes to carbon positive buildings and Green Star Future Focus, we will share how we see our work developing with industry and government.Facilitator: Romilly Madew, Chief Executive Officer, Green Building Council of AustraliaKen Morrison, Chief Executive Officer, Property Council of Australia Anna Skarbek, Chief Executive Officer, ClimateWorksAndrew Whitson, Group Executive and CEO Communities, Stockland

1:05pm Building Connections - Networking lunch

Program – Day one: Tuesday 19 March 2019

2:00 – 3:30 pm

Breakout sessions: choose your topic to attend

SHOWCASESession 7a: Innovation Hub

Focus on technologies

Showcasing the latest technologies that will bring sustainable improvements to the built environment.

Hear a series of short presentations that will examine the impact of several new technologies. From analytics, drones and 3D printing to many more, join us to explore what future technologies may bring.

Facilitator: Jon Dee, Founder and MD, DoSomething, and Consultant, ArupKristin Vaughan, Director – Innovation fund, Clean Energy Finance CorporationJohn Grimes, CEO, Smart Energy CouncilBehyad Jafari, CEO, Electric Vehicule CouncilDavid Gerrelli, APAC Head of Digital Innovation, CBRE

LEARNING LABSession 7b: Understanding the energy market and what it means

for the built environment

Key energy market reform issues and their implications for the energy landscapeTim Nelson, Executive General Manager Economic Analysis, Australian Energy Market Commission

How can the property sector make the most of new energy opportunities?Facilitator: Tim Nelson, Executive General Manager Economic Analysis, Australian Energy Market CommissionSteve Ford, Head of Sustainability & Energy, GPTMegan Houghton, Executive General Manager, Energy Solutions, ERM PowerTricia Lorenzo, Senior Business Development Manager, Flow Power

New energy, new opportunities: The pathway to zero emissions and smart, sustainable workplacesPaul Wall, Director, Wall Project Consulting

WORKSHOP WORKOUTSession 7c: Sustainable infrastructure:

The future without the status quo

Explore solutions to advance sustainable infrastructure.The audience will workshop across three groups to understand:• How precinct scale infrastructure can help resolve local and

regional needs.• The influence of financing and ownership in delivering

sustainable infrastructure.• The future of mobility

Each group will collectively address the issues that will be introduced by the theme leaders. The objective is to create plausible scenarios and pathways the industry could follow to take the lead on sustainable infrastructure.

Facilitator: Philip Davies, Partner, Infrastructure Advisory, DeloitteAinsley Simpson, Chief Executive Officer, ISCAMichael Molitor, Strategic Advisor, Sustainability and Innovation, Transport for NSWLeanne Bloch-Jorgensen, Head of Thought Leadership and Insights, National Australia Bank

LEARNING LABSession 7d: Transforming the supply chain

What can we learn from different supply chains? What are the opportunities and outcomes for the built environment?Facilitator: Robin Mellon, Chief Executive Officer, Supply Chain Sustainability School Kate Harris, Chief Executive Officer, GECAMargaret Stuart, Head of Corporate and External Relations, Nestlé OceaniaRob Johnson, Customer and Market Relationship Manager, Liberty

What are the best practices, tools and technologies that will help? What would a full solution look like? Facilitator: Francesca Muskovic, National Policy Manager Sustainability and Regulatory Affairs, Property Council of Australia David McNeil, Technology Committee, Australian Logistics CouncilOlivia Tyler, Director Sustainable Business Services, Westpac Group Mans Carlsson-Sweeny Head of Environmental, Social and Governance Research, Ausbil Investment Management Limited

3:30pm Afternoon networking

4:00–5:30pm

SHOWCASESession 8a: Innovation Hub

Focus on products

Discover the latest products and materials that will make a difference to the built environment through a series of short, sharp presentations.

Examine future product choices and how they might impact upon your projects.

Facilitator: Nicole Sullivan, Senior Manager – Green Star Solutions, Green Building Council of AustraliaRodrigo Castro, Senior LCA Expert, Bionova LtdGareth Connell, National Specialty Product Manager, NutechCyril Giraud, National Development and Sustainability Manager, Holcim AustraliaMichael Gabadou, Managing Director, Interface Australia & New ZealandJasper Riikonen, ESD Engineer, QLD Buildings Group Arup –Presentation sponsored by Bluescope Steel

WORKSHOP WORKOUTSession 8b: Making the transition to

carbon positive

Futures for decarbonisation - An insight into the potential for disruptive technological innovation and social change across the Australian economy and built environment. Iain Stewart, Business Analyst, ClimateWorks Australia

Carbon readiness workshop: Preparing the transition to net zero Ian Dixon, Technical Director, GHDProfessor Deo Prasad, Chief Executive Officer, CRC for Low Carbon LivingFrom target to delivery, the role of collaboration to achieve companies’ scope 3 targetsFacilitator: Jonas Bengtsson, CEO and Cofounder, Edge Environment Paolo Bevilacqua, General Manager, Sustainability and Real Utilities, Frasers Property AustraliaKim Pilosio, Project Manager & GoGreen Lead, DHL Supply ChainDr Mark Tatam, Building Technology Director, Kingspan Insulated PanelsCyril Giraud, National Development and Sustainability Manager, Holcim Australia

LEARNING LABSession 8c: How do we create sustainable

places and measure outcomes?

Learn from the latest research and experience in building sustainable communities, encompassing social, ecological and health aspects. An open discussion will pick up on the key themes and next steps.Facilitator: Lucinda Hartley, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Neighbourlytics

Mirvac’s community targets: leaving a positive legacySarah Clarke, General Manager Sustainability, Mirvac

Evaluation and value of places Dr Dominique Hes, Senior Lecturer, The University of Melbourne

Panel discussion: Indigenous-led urbanism and placemakingFacilitator: Jason Twill, Director, Urban ApostlesChels Marshall, Cultural Ecologist, Flying Fish Blue Pty LtdAngie Abdilla, Founder & Ceo, Old Ways, NewDillon Kombumerri, Principal Architect, Government Architect NSW

SLIDING DOORSSession 8d: Tackling climate related risks

and building resilience

How do we ensure our buildings and communities will be resilient to climate change risks? What are the main barriers and challenges? What would a tool box of solutions look like?

Our industry, government and finance experts will share with you the solutions we can explore and implement to best manage risk and resilience.Facilitator: Sam Hurley, Policy Director, Centre for Policy DevelopmentGreg Johnson, National Sustainability Manager, Commercial Property, Stockland Jeremy Mansfield, Director, Green Cross AustraliaSarah Barker, Special Counsel, Minter Ellison Alice Cahill, Manager Strategic Delivery Sustainability Programs Regional Operations, Office of Environment & HeritagePaul Orton, Global Head of Project, Export & Sustainable Finance, ANZTom Davies, Special Risks Climate Change, Insurance Council of Australia

6:00pm After Dark networking drinks. Join us at the beautiful beachside setting of Bondi to unwind and network. Buses will be provided from the conference venue to Ravesis Hotel

8:30amBreakfast workshop– New stories for living cities – ensuring green infrastructure

Jess Miller, Program Manager, Ben Peacock, Founder Republic of Everyone

9:15am Welcome to day two

9:20 amSession 1 - Climate change and resilience: What needs to be done?Emma Herd, Chief Executive Officer, Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC)

9:40am

Session 2 – Panel discussion: Sustainable investment as a tool to drive changeHear from our experts as we examine the challenges for sustainable investment and how it can be used as a tool to drive innovation and strategy. Facilitator: Jon Dee, Founder and MD, DoSomething, and Consultant, ArupNina James, General Manager, Corporate Sustainability, Investa Property GroupNicole Bradford, Portfolio Head, Responsible Investment, Cbus Super FundFiona Reynolds, Chief Executive Officer, Principals for Responsible Investment (PRI), UKIan Woods, Co-Head Sustainable Investments, AMP Capital Investors

10:20amSession 3 – Examining the long term impact of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)Davina Rooney, General Manager, Sustainability and Corporate Procurement, Stockland

10:45am Morning tea

11:15am –12:15pm

Breakout sessions: choose your topic to attend

WORKSHOP WORKOUTSession 4a: Energy efficiency: Transforming information into

action

Problem solving labs: from basics to analytics, how will future buildings optimise skills and technology for best performance?

Industry leaders will share their expertise on their building’s energy efficiency map and the relationships between analytics, human skills and supply chain.

Facilitator: Bruce Precious, Principal Consultant, Six Capitals ConsultingDavid Palin, Sustainability Manager, Mirvac Asset Management Emma Bombonato, Manager, Environmental Sustainability, Sydney Opera HouseSteven Luxford, HVAC Manager, Crown Melbourne LimitedRenae Sambrooks, General Manager Energy and Commercial Management, Vicinity Centres

WORKSHOP WORKOUTSession 4b: Perspectives on Resilience and the TCFD

Recommendations

Join in small group discussions and share your thoughts on:

• How to meet investor and insurer demand for information about the resilience of property companies and funds?

• What are common strategies used by property companies/funds to assess and manage climate risks and resilience?

• What do the TCFD recommendations mean for real estate investors, insurers, and property companies/funds?

• What are some best practice examples of implementing the TCFD recommendations?

Facilitator: Ruben Langbroek, Head of Asia Pacific, GRESBMelissa Schulz, General Manager Sustainability, Vicinity CentresAkaash Sachdeva, Senior Investment Analyst – ESG, HESTASharanjit Paddam, Head of ESG Risk, Group Risk, QBE Insurance Group LimitedBianca Sylvester, Associate Director, Clean Energy Finance Corporation

SLIDING DOORSSession 4c: Looking ahead to Future Homes

What will our homes look like in 2030 and how can we increase consumer demand for sustainable homes?

This session will provide an opportunity to engage with GBCA’s Future Homes program and get involved in finding solutions to address current barriers. We will explore with our experts how we will be living in the future and how our homes should reflect this. To conclude we will work through a collaborative activity examining solutions that can increase the consumer demand for sustainable homes and how we bring about a shift in the market.

Jorge Chapa, Head of Market Transformation, GBCAAndy Marlow, Director, EnvirotectureHazel Easthope, Associate Professor, UNSWDonna Luckman, Chief Executive Officer, Renew

Discussion with the audience: How do we increase the demand for sustainable homes in the mass market?Facilitator: Tim Gartrell, Partner, Collins | Gartrell

LEARNING LABSession 4d: Smart integration of technology and services in the

built environment

This case study-driven session will review advancements in technology and data solutions for accelerating sustainability outcomes in the built environment.

How can we make the most of these new opportunities and what are the barriers we need to address? This discussion will use the Western Sydney City Deal as a basis to reflect on the solutions being considered and to explore various options leveraging the value from technology and data to enhance sustainability.

Facilitator: Adam Beck, Executive Director, Smart Cities Council ANZLisa McLean, Chief Executive Officer, Open Cities AllianceMerrick Spain, Smart Cities Lead, TelstraJoanna Kraatz, Smart Shire Innovation Agent, Wollondilly Shire Council

Program – Day two: Wednesday 20 March 2019

12:15pm Breakout sessions: choose your topic to attend

LEARNING LABSession 5a: Taking an evidence-based approach to wellness and

human experience

Come and explore the latest thinking on wellness. Following short presentations, our discussions will cover themes including tenant experience, productivity, and making the built environment healthier for all

Facilitator:Jack Noonan, Senior Director, Australia and New Zealand, Market Solutions, International WELL Building Institute

High Performance WorkspacesChristhina Candido, PhD, Senior Lecturer/Leader – BOSSA, Program Director – Bachelor of Architecture and Environments, Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning, The University of Sydney

Building healthy connected communitiesJane Flemming OAM, Director, Live Life Get Active

Perspective on the future of mental and physical wellnessJeff Robinson, Global Sustainable Design Expertise Leader, Aurecon

LEARNING LABSession 5b: What’s new in design?

Leading architects will look at regional, city and international transformative projects and discuss key aspects of design and development. What are the new trends in design and what makes it different? What can we learn from different methods and how could you apply it to your project? Join this session to hear from unique projects and discuss current trends and project outcomes.

First Steps Count Child and Community CentreCaroline Pidcock, Director, Pidcock Pty Ltd

Sky Park at Melbourne QuarterAnne Clisby, Senior Associate, Denton Corker Marshall

International insightsStephen Choi, Executive Director, Living Future Institute of Australia

WORKSHOP WORKOUTSession 5c: Rethinking Waste

From linear to circular: transforming the life-cycle of our materialsTransforming resource management stream by stream: what are the missing pieces required to flip the system?Learning from the leaders, what have we achieved so far and what should the next steps be?This interactive session will brainstorm the current status quo and how we can develop further existing platforms and initiatives.

Esther Bailey, Chair of GBCA Supply Chain and Materials Expert Reference PanelAnna Davis, Senior Engineer, ARUP James Braham, Sustainability & Environment Manager NSW/ACT, John HollandGayle Sloan, Chief Executive Officer, Waste Management Association of Australia

SLIDING DOORSSession 5d: Digitalisation for sustainability leaders

We are deploying digital technologies at an accelerating rate, transforming our world. How can we make digitalisation in real estate and cities responsible, ethical and sustainable, making the most of opportunities while managing the risks?

Join our thought leaders to unpack the issues and have a rich discussion about the future of building, data and even reality. After four punchy presentations there will be plenty of time to question, share your thoughts, and examine the implications for you and your organisation.

Facilitator: Simon Carter, Director, MorphosisSamuel Redmond, Chief Innovation Officer, Vivid Technology LtdRowan Braham, Senior Innovation Engineer & Data Team Lead, Laing O’Rourke Engineering Excellence GroupLucinda Hartley, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Neighbourlytics

1:15pm Building Connections - Networking lunch

2:15pm Session 6 – Bringing ethics into the centre of decision makingPost Royal Commission, what does ethics mean to business? Our thought leaders will examine how ethics can inform choices and lead responsible, sustainable businesses.Elizabeth Proust AO, Non Executive Director, LendleaseMing Long, Chair, AMP Capital Funds ManagementNarelle Hooper, Non Executive Director, The Ethics Centre

2:50pm Session 7 – Insights from our Future Green LeadersJames Cahill, Associate, AGPJosh Gilbert, Manager, PwC ‘s Indigenous Consulting

3:10pm Networking afternoon tea

3:25pm Session 8 – Circular economy as a trigger for innovationSusan Mizrahi, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Australia Post

3:55pm Session 9 – Transforming materials for future products and sustainabilityProfessor Veena Sahajwalla, Professor of Materials Science, University of New South Wales

4:15pm Session 10 – Learning from reconciliation and wisdomKaren Mundine, CEO, Reconciliation Australia

4:35pm Reflections from Rom. A final word and commitment from industry

4:45pm Close of conference

WORKSHOP - Embodied Carbon 1019:00am – 12:00pm

Is embodied carbon the new hotspot when designing buildings for a low carbon economy? As the use of our buildings becomes more energy and carbon efficient, the role of materials increases. Future rating systems will therefore require a reduction of embodied carbon. In this interactive workshop we will use a mix of case studies and hands on activities to get a better understanding of embodied carbon.

We will explore the following questions:How to identify reliable emission factors?How to interpret embodied carbon information?Which standards are relevant?What is the relationship between EPDs, LCA and embodied carbon?

Workshop leader: Dr Barbara Nebel, Chief Executive Officer, Thinkstep

The fee (excluding GST) for each workshop is:

GBCA Member: $399, Non-member: $499, Future Green Leader: $280

All workshops will be held at the Roundhouse, UNSW Sydney

TRANSFORM Workshops: Monday 18 March 2019

WORKSHOP - Making the business case for biodiversity1:00pm – 4:00pm

Building on the recent GBCA paper “Building with Nature: Prioritising ecology and biodiversity for better buildings and cities” this workshop will examine the importance of biodiversity and healthy ecosystems as part of the built environment. Focusing on both product and place, the session will be used to explore current methods and tools for supporting the re-introduction of biodiversity into healthy urban environments.

Key learning points:• Consider how to measure the biodiversity impact of your project through effective science-based targets.• Gain an overview of key environmental stewardship standards as they apply to built products. • Explore possible changes to Green Star to better accommodate the role of biodiversity and ecological value

in the built environment. • Understand how you can contribute to changing emerging urban landscapes to serve as connected healthy

ecosystems. • Explore new technologies, design and construction practices that value biodiversity throughout life of

project. • Join breakout groups to develop an ecosystem risk profile and biodiversity offset strategy for a common

building products and a theoretical 2020 precinct project.

Workshop leader: Guy Williams, Senior Principal Consultant, The Biodiversity Consultancy

Join us the day before the TRANSFORM conference to expand your knowledge at these separately bookable workshops.

GBCA Member: $150, Non-member: $190, Future Green Leader: $105

TRANSFORM Site Tours: Thursday 21 March 2019

SITE TOUR: Barrack Place1:00pm –2:00pm

Barrack Place is located at 151 Clarence Street, Sydney on the Southern end of Martin Place, the building is within walking distance to Wynyard and Martin Place train stations. Comprising 22,000 square metres of A-Grade office space and retail over 18 levels, it sits within a vibrant retail and entertainment precinct.The project holds a 6 Star Green Star Design rating and is targeting a 6 Star Green Star As Built rating. Barrack Place was awarded Australia’s first ever WELL Core & Shell Precertification at the Gold level by the International WELL Building Institute™. It is also targeting a 5 Star NABERS Energy rating and 4 Star NABERS Water Rating.Barrack Place, developed by Investa, is like no other commercial tower in Sydney. Historically the York and Clarence Street precinct has had its own unique and special characteristics being the heritage precinct which originally housed the most beautiful brick warehouse buildings -this history has inspired the design of the building (by Architectus). The ground floor place making, strong connection established between Clarence and Kent Street, tenant amenities and access to public transport are making Barrack Place a true destination.The tour will showcase the sustainable features of the building such as the strategies employed to deliver high quality, clean air and the state of the art end of trip facilities. It will also discuss how during construction the Contractors, Built, and ESD Consultants, Wood & Grieve collaborated to uplift the Green Star Rating from a 5 Star rating to a 6 Star rating.

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Join us the day after the TRANSFORM conference and see Green Star come to life at these separately bookable site tours.

Individual Afternoon Site Tour fee exc GST:

GBCA Member: $60Non-member: $120Future Green Leader: $42

SITE TOUR: 200 George Street 2:30pm – 3:30pm

Redefining the skyline200 George by Mirvac is one of Australia’s most environmentally advanced and sustainable buildings. Dual curvilinear forms rise organically with the Sydney Skyline optimising harbour views and natural daylight. This new landmark building, designed by architects Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp, embraced innovation and high technology to produce a tower form that is organic and responsive.In addition to achieving a 6 Star Green Star – Office Design (v3) rating, 200 George Street has recently received 6 Star Green Star - Performance (v1.2), representing 'World Leadership' in environmental sustainability practices, together with a 5 Star NABERS Energy rating (Excellent performance).Sustainability features include the use of innovative triple gazed façade design allowing high levels of natural light, high volume fresh air intake, a combination of active chilled beams and V.A.V. systems, improved air quality via use of low VOC materials, cyclist facilities, two sockets for Electric Vehicle charging, water recycling in addition to the latest building energy and water efficient designs and intelligent monitoring and control systems.

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Julianne Alroe Chair,

Infrastructure Australia

Paolo Bevilacqua General Manager, Sustainability,

Frasers Property Australia

Nicole Bradford Portfolio Head, Responsible Investment,

Cbus Super Fund

Amanda ChadwickExecutive General Manager, Policy &

Research,Landcom

John Burton OBEManaging Director, Urban Regeneration Lendlease

Rod FehringCEO,

Frasers Property Australia

Jane Flemming OAMManaging Director,

Flemming Promotions PTY Ltd, Director Live Life Get Active

Emma Herd CEO, Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC)

Nina James General Manager Corporate

Sustainability, Investa Property Group

Rob Johnson Customer & Market Relationship

Manager, Liberty Steel

Ken Morrison CEO,

Property Council of Australia

Elizabeth Proust AO Non-Executive Director,

Lendlease

Davina Rooney General Manager, Sustainability and Corporate Procurement, Stockland

Melissa SchulzGeneral Manager, Sustainability,

Vicinity Centres

Margaret Stuart Head of Corporate and External

Relations, Nestlé Oceania

Professor John Thwaites Chair, ClimateWorks, Australia and the

Monash Sustainability Institute

Paul Wall Head of Group Sustainability

and Energy, Dexus

Andrew WhitsonGroup Executive and CEO Communities, Stockland

Featuring over 100 speakers and 16 breakout sessions,

join our exciting thought leaders

After Dark – Tuesday 19th March

Join us at Ravesis Hotel in the heart of Bondi to unwind, network and mingle with likeminded industry professionals.

At the end of day one buses will be provided to transport you from the conference to our After Dark networking drinks.

Your ticket to After Dark is included in your conference registration.

Roundhouse, UNSW Sydney

TRANSFORM will be held at the recently refurbished and light flooded, Roundhouse at UNSW Sydney - Anzac Parade, Kensington. We will be taking advantage of the beautiful outdoor spaces and multiple breakout rooms.

TRANSFORM Locations

Ticket options Pricing

Super Advanced RateAvailable until 14 December, 2018

GBCA Member: $1,299

Non-member: $1,699

Future Green Leader: $909

Advanced RateAvailable until 15 February, 2019

GBCA Member: $1,499

Non-member: $1,899

Future Green Leader: $1,049

Standard RateAvailable until 19 March 2019

GBCA Member:$1,699

Non-member: $2,099

Future Green Leader: $1,189

Workshops GBCA Member: $399

Non-member: $499

Future Green Leader: $280

Members and

Future Green Leaders

We're pleased to offer GBCA Members and Future Green Leaders a reduced ticket rate, please email Rebecca to claim your discount code.

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Be part of TRANSFORM and enable delegates to explore sustainability through the lens of innovation, with a holistic and deep focus.

Alongside the conference will be an Activation Zone to allow attendees to gain visionary insights on future technologies and services. With innovation being a major theme for this year this is sure to be a key part of the event.

We have a range of partnership options to suit each organisation’s needs and budget. Please contact Lucy Harris to discuss further on lucy.harris@gbca.org.au or call 0434 232 932.

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