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CONFERENCEPROGRAMGenunniny nidja boodjar

(looking at this place)FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH

2 0 1 9 TOWN TEAM CONFERENCECO-PRESENTED BY CITY OF PERTH AND RAC

YOUNG AUSTRALIA LEAGUE45 MURRAY ST, PERTH

2019 TOWN TEAM CONFERENCE PROGRAM 2

What is place? And what does it mean to you? Community, local economy, meeting places, art, environment, heritage and built form, indigenous culture, walkability, governance...people.

Building on the success of our inaugral conference in 2018 we aim to explore the questions of place and how town teams and government can play an expanding role in facilitating more connected and resilient communities.

WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN US!

TOPICS INCLUDE• Place Leadership & Management

• Creative Engagement Techniques

• Town Team Challenges & the role of Government

• The ‘Dark Matters’ of building place

• Acknowledging Country

• Understanding & Celebrating Heritage

• The Power of Storytelling

• Sensory & Inclusive Design

• Local & International Case Studies

• Interactive Activities

• Economic & Community Development

• Main Street Management

• Artist-led Placemaking

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DISCOVERING PLACE ANNUAL CONFERENCEFRIDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER

Our full-day program will keep the festivities rolling from last year with a diverse selection of local, national and international facilitators, activations, installations, group discussions and new ways to get even more involved. This year we intend on creating a truly unique and immersive experience.

TOWN TEAM CONVERGENCE:(Moort mia nyininy (family place (town team) sitting)

SATURDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER

(TOWN TEAM MEMBERS ONLY)

The second day is aimed at bringing town teams together to connect, share stories and learn relevant new skills!

Town Team members are encouraged to attend our free half day event, which will include guest speakers, experiential learning exercises, a long table lunch, town team awards and plenty of great networking.

PROGRAM BRIEF(Nartj wah – what now)

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TOWN TEAM CONFERENCE TICKET PRICES

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STANDARD TICKETS

Friday Conference Early Bird if purchased by 30 June 2019 Fixed Price $380.00 $418.00

Friday Conference Ticket Fixed Price $450.00 $495.00

TOWN TEAM MEMBER PRICES ONLY

Town Team Member Friday Ticket Fixed Price $50.00 $55.00

Town Team Member Friday Ticket + Networking Event Fixed Price $75.00 $82.50

Town Team Member Friday Networking Event Only Fixed Price $30.00 $33.00

Town Team Convergence (Saturday for town team members only) Free $0.00 $0.00

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IT WAS GREAT TO SEE SO MANY PEOPLE IN ONE ROOM THAT CARED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF COMMUNITY AND PLACES. 2018 TTM CONFERENCE DELEGATE POST-SURVEY COMMENT

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TIME PRESENTER INFO

8:00am - 8:45am RegistrationsTea and Coffee. And a few warm-up surprises...

8:45am - 8:55am Sohan Ariel Hayes, Media Artist

8:55am - 9:05am Shaun Nannup Welcome to Country

9:05am - 9:15am Len Kosova, Commissioner, City of Perth Dean Cracknell, CEO Town Team Movement

Official Opening

9:15am - 9:25amDavid Engwicht, Creative Communities International

7 Day Makeover

9:25am - 10:05amInternational Keynote Speaker: Gabriella Gomez-Mont

Innovation in Local Governance: International Case Studies

10:05am - 10:15am MC Housekeeping

10:15am - 10:45am Morning Tea Prepared by ‘United in Diversity’

10:45am - 4:00pm Breakout Sessions & Lunch

4:00pm - 4:10pmPatrick Walker, RAC, Executive General Manager, Advocacy & Members

Connecting our Communities

4:10pm - 5:00pmRound Table Discussion: Gabriella Gomez-Mont, David Engwicht, Sisonke Msimang & Ted Snell

Next Steps: Acting on today’s conversations

5:00pm - 5:10pm Caroline Robinson, Go Narembeen!Closing Words: The Story of the Co-Op Narembeen Cafe

5:10pm Networking Drinks Gilkisons Dance Studio

6:00pm After Party Lucy’s Love Shack

TOWN TEAM CONFERENCE PROGRAM

TIME/ SESSION

1: ASPIRING TO BE A CAPITAL OF CULTURE

2: GROUND LEVEL IMPACT

3: UNCOVERING THE DARK MATTER

4: LOCAL GOVERNMENT ECO-SYSTEMS

5: BETTER ENGAGEMENT

6: STORYTELLING & PLACE

Huzzard Studios London Court Gilkisons Dance Studio, Main StageGilkisons Dance Studio, Upper Level

Miss Mauds Dining Hall Lucy’s Love Shack

10:45am - 11:30amTed Snell - Introducing a proposition

Janes Walk: Historic Heart Site Tour

1. David Galloway - Leederville Connect Beerstorms2. Jon Denaro & Luke Davey, The Pickle District3. Heather Johnstone, Vic Park Collective - Urban Forest Strategy

Melissa Shaw, City of Wanneroo, Discussing Place Principles Guerlaine Bingwa, City of Canning, Suburban Place ApproachEmma O’Brien, City of Busselton

Hans Oerlemans, Designing your Neighbourhood, Workshop

Suzanne and Rhys - Acknowledging Country

11:30am - 11:40am Break - Time to get to next session

11:40am - 12:30pm

Cultural Activations: Peter Ciemitis, Roberts Day Adrian Fini, FJM PropertyRebecca Eggleston, FORM,

Activate Perth Site Tour & Talk: Part 1

4. Ben Kent & Damien Giudici, Inglewood on Beaufort - Inglenooks5. Jacqui Happ, Chairperson, Dunsborough Progress Association - Feeling Frustrated & Going Forward6. Andrew Brodie, Streets Ahead Project, Vic Park Collective

Dave Doy & Dave Snyder - Ditching the MasterplansDavid MacLennan, City of Vincent CEO - Place Making 2.0

David Engwicht, 7 Day Makeover Workshop

Jim Morrison, Town Teams and Country, Beyond the RAP

12:30pm - 1:30pm Lunch - Various Locations

1:30pm - 2:15pm

Cultural Workshop: Developing a Cultural Vision and battle plan (follow- up from sessions 1 & 2)

Tour Part 2: Eko Pam, Future Retail Landscape

7. Karen Hinds, Beaufort Street Network & Water Corporation8. Katharina Popp, Kindling Creative - ‘Play Streets’9. John Carey, Member for Perth - ‘Beating Homelessness’

David Waller, City of Perth & Norion Ubechel, Mantra Studios - Measuring the Impact of Placemaking

Tobias Volbert, 7 Senses Workshop

Sisonke Msimang, Centre for Stories

2:15pm - 2:25pm Break - Time to get to next session

2:25pm - 3:15pm

Cultural Outcomes Workshop: A collaborative approach towards generating impact, presented by Michael Chappell, CEO of Culture Counts

Future Retail Discussion: Ragen Haythorpe, Eko Pam, and Simon White

Town Teams Evolution Discussion: Dean Cracknell - Town Team MovementJoni Sercombe - My International Place Making Journey Slide ShowCaroline Robinson, Go Narembeen

‘You Can’t Ask That’ Panel Discussion

How can we better engage with communities?Rod Hammersley, ADC Sarah Macauley, RACHans Oerlemans, Wonder, Anthony Vuleta, CEO Town of Victoria Park

Sarah Landro, Camera Story Workshop

3:15pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea - United in Diversity - Marching Band

TOWN TEAM CONFERENCE PROGRAM - BREAKOUT SESSIONS


TIME/ SESSION

7: ARTSOURCE & CREATIVE PLACE MAKING

City of Perth Library

10:45am - 11:30am

How Artists Shape Our City: City of Fremantle

City Fremantle’s Kathryn Taylor and Daniel Thompson, Koral Ward from Sustainable Housing for Artists and Creatives (SHAC), artist Holly Story and Spacemarket’s Kate Hulett.


11:40am - 12:30pm

What Does an Artist-led City Look Like in the Next Decade?

Koral Ward from SHAC, Spacemarket’s Kate Hulett and Sue-Lyn Aldrian from Artsource with input from the creative placemakers, Artscape.


1:30pm - 2:15pm

Time, Space, Place; invoking place & connecting collective voices. Media artist, Sohan Ariel Hayes, cultural advisor Barry McGuire, Shelagh Magadza from CACWA and Helen Curtis from Apparatus.


2:25pm - 3:15pmPublic Art Walk and Talk

Adie from Oh Hey WA and Kate Parker from element take us on a public, and not so public, art tour.


TOWN TEAM CONFERENCE PROGRAM - BREAKOUT SESSIONS

Please note..The main Conference auditorium is not accessible via wheelchair. However we will be providing a live stream in the upper room at the Young Australia League that is accessible by wheelchair via the lift on the ground floor.

RAC Coffee LoungeCome grab a coffee in the RAC Coffee Lounge. While there have a chat to RAC about how they are supporting local communities across WA!

Located on the ground floor of the Young Australia League.

Ride you Bike to the Conference or borrow a Bike from Urbi when you get there!Free secure bike parking will be available all day thanks to the support of urbi bike valet service, with their team on hand to look after your bike throughout the day. Alternatively you can borrow one of theirs and cycle from venue to venue

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Conversation ClubLocated on the mezzanine of the Young Australia delegates can stand on the balcony to view the conference MainStage or duck behind the acoustic wall for a chat and meet other delegates wanting to connect. Complimentary Tea, Coffee and snacks will be available throughout the day.

Conference BarA cash bar will be open from 3pm for anyone super thirsty, free Nowhereman Beer and Castelli Wine will be available between 5-6pm during networking drinks.

1. ASPIRING TO BE A CAPITAL OF CULTUREHuzzard Studios 10-14 Pier Street PerthMaximum 120 attendees

2. GROUND LEVEL IMPACTLondon Court647 Hay Street PerthMaximum 60 attendees

3. UNCOVERING THE DARK MATTERGilkisons Dance Studio, Main Stage 45 Murray Street Perth Maximum 150 attendees

4. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ECOSYSTEMSGilkisons Dance Studio, Upper Level45 Murray Street Perth Maximum 120 attendees

5. BETTER ENGAGEMENTMiss Mauds Dining Hall97 Murray Street PerthMaximum 120 attendees

6. STORYTELLING & PLACELucy’s Love Shack104 Murray Street Perth Maximum 100 atendees

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7. ARTSOURCE & CREATIVE PLACEMAKINGCity of Perth Library573 Hay St, Perth

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We are Perth’s most empowered and engaged community

We put people first in urban design

We are inclusive and connected with a thriving community

The Town of Victoria Park is one of the most sought after

urban destinations, known for its food, diversity, art, culture,

and entertainment offerings.

With the Albany Highway restaurant and retail strip at its

heart, the Town has transformed in recent years into a highly

desirable inner city location, set apart by its multitude of

housing and hospitality offerings, Swan River foreshore

access, a thriving and engaged community, and premier

entertainment precinct on the Burswood Peninsula.

Our vision is to be a dynamic place for everyone – which

means being open and inclusive, empowering our

community to work with us in activating our spaces,

celebrating our unique places and creating partnerships that

put people first in everything we do.

Town of Victoria Park

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GABRIELLA GOMEZ-MONT

Gabriella Gomez-Mont was the founder of Laboratorio para la Ciudad (2013 - 2018), the award-winning experimental arm of the Mexico City government. Now she directs The Urban Task Force: a new type of nomadic and creative office specialized in cities – and that constantly shifts shape to accommodate high-level, transdisciplinary collaborations across the world. The tailor-made teams that congregate for each project or challenge work in the context of complex and dynamic realities, exploring new paradigms, creating unique knowledge structures for urban inquiry, experimentation, participatory practices and governance.

Besides her fascination with all things city, Gabriella is a journalist, visual artist, and director of documentary films, as well as a creative advisor to several cities, universities and companies.

She has received several international recognitions for her work in different fields, such as the first prize in the Audi Urban Future Award, the Best Art Practice Award given by the Italian government, The Creative Bureaucrats Award by the German government, and the TED City 2.0 Prize, among others.

She is an MIT Director´s Fellow, a Yale World Fellow, a TED Senior Fellow, a GeorgeTown University Visiting Fellow, an Institute for the Future Fellow, a Salzburg Seminar Fellow, a Fabrica Alumni and a World Cities Summit Young Leader.

Gabriella is also part of the international advisory committee for the Mayor of Seoul on Social Innovation, as well as NACTO’s Streets for Kids, The XXII Triennale of Milan, C40´s Knowledge Hub and UNDP’s Lab Accelerator. She was also named one of the 100 most creative people in business by Fast Company magazine. She is now working on a book called The Experimentalists: Cities, Political Imagination and Social Creativity.


CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

David Engwicht

David has over 25 years experience in place making. He is

a passionate designer, artist, author, communicator, and

social inventor, best known as the creator of the Walking

School Bus.

PPS in New York describe him as “one of the world’s most

inventive thinkers on creating vibrant public spaces”.

Nothing gives David greater joy than working with

communities to breathe new life into dead spaces.

Director, Creative Communities International

Suzanne Waldron

Suzanne is a behavioural change facilitator whose masters

research focused on moving ideas into action through

pro-social leadership. Working with senior leaders across

Australia her focus is on explicit communication and solid

peer to peer relationships.

She’s an active ambassador for RUOK?, TEDxPerth Curator

and Co-founder/director of short doco series Stories Out

Loud. A published author and media contributor. Suzanne

has been nominated for Western Australian of the Year

2016 and twice 40 under 40.

Behavioural & Leadership Facilitator,TEDxPerth Curator

Adrian Fini

Adrian Fini has been involved in the Perth property

industry for over 30 years.

He is a current Board member of the University of Western

Australia Business School Board, the Perth Festival and a

member of the Venice Biennale Commissioner’s Council.

He was awarded an OAM for his contributions to the arts

in 2014.

He was awarded West Australian of the Year and Western

Australian Entrepreneur of the Year in 2016.

Director, FJM Property

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Tobias Volbert

Tobias Volbert is a Registered Landscape Architect and

Open Space Planner educated in Hanover, Germany.

Prior to his move to Australia in 2006, Tobias was involved

in community consultation and landscape architecture

projects in Germany, New Zealand and Australia.

Passionate about sustainability, permaculture and

inclusive design, Tobias has Co Founded the 7 Senses

Foundation and has been publicly speaking about the

merits of 7 senses design around Australia for over 6 years.

He is currently involved in two research projects regarding

Intergenerational park design for active and engaged

communities and Gamification for environmental learning.

Founder & Director, 7 Senses Foundation

Sarah Landro

Sarah Landro is currently the Gallery Manager at Perth

Centre for Photography and Co-founder and Director of

Camera Story Ltd. Sarah has worked in the WA arts sector

for the past eight years and during this time, she has

volunteered, worked for and collaborated with various

arts organisations and has been involved in several major

community arts projects.

Most recently she has been focused on a large on-

going project entitled Women Standing Strong - A

portrait photography collaboration with women in Derby,

Mowanjum, Pandanus Park and Perth, celebrating the

positive representation of women. Sarah continues to

maintain a documentary photographic practice, working

on photomedia projects in Bangladesh, whilst bringing

photographic resources to rural communities in both India

and Bangladesh.

Director, Camera Story

Prof Ted Snell AM CitWA

Over the past four decades he has made a significant

contribution to the national arts agenda. He is currently

Chair of the Fremantle Biennale and on the board of the

UQ Art Museum and ANAT (Australian Network for Art &

Technology).

He has published several books and has curated

numerous exhibitions, many of which document the

visual culture of Western Australia. Ted Snell is a regular

commentator on the arts for ABC radio and television and

writes regularly for The Conversation online journal.

Chief Cultural OfficerDirector, Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery


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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Sisonke Msimang

Sisonke Msimang is a Perth-based writer who has

published two books - Always Another Country, and The

Resurrection of Winnie Mandela. She is in charge of Oral

Storytelling at the Centre for Stories, and is the Curator for

Literature and Ideas at the Perth Festival

Author & Storyteller

Shaun NannupDirector, Wisdom is your Life

Hans OerlemansLandscape Architect, Urban Designer & Urban Planner

Shaun is a Whadjuk Wardandi Nyungar man who through

his old people, has great depth and knowledge of culture,

liaison and inspirational speaking. His work in such areas

as mentoring, leadership and healing are highly referred

and respected, within both Indigenous and mainstream

community’s.

Educated in the Netherlands, he worked on a wide

range of projects throughout Europe, Australasia and

the USA. Hans led designs, masterplans and research

projects for urban centres and precincts, differentiated

living environments, innovative industrial parks, reuse

of heritage precincts and revitalisation of cultural

landscapes. Many of these projects won awards and

were published in books and international magazines.

Hans has taught at Universities and Design Academies

in Amsterdam, San Francisco and Perth, among others.

Before immigrating to Australia in 2011, he worked for 17

years as founding partner at OKRA Landscape Architects,

where he developed the unique Scenario Game method

for community participation.


CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Guerlaine BingwaSenior Strategic Projects Planner, City of Canning

She is inspired by resilient, adaptive and creative cities

that allow people and the environment to thrive. She also

seeks to create them. While she has worked on more

traditional strategic planning like City’s first Local Planning

Strategy, she has also been working with colleagues to

implement innovative and creative urban interventions at

the City.

David MacLennanCEO, City of Vincent

David MacLennan is the CEO of the City of Vincent. He

has extensive public sector experience with a career

covering State Government, Commonwealth and foreign

Government levels.

He was most recently the Assistant Director General at the

Department of Planning. David is a former diplomat with

the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade with overseas

posting experience in the UK, Peru, Mexico and Papua

New Guinea. David is a graduate of UWA and has a

Masters of Management from ANU. His passions are family

and fitness.

Caroline RobinsonFounder And Ceo Of The Wheatbelt Business Network

Caroline Robinson is the founder and CEO of the

Wheatbelt Business Network, the largest business

association in the region. The WBN aims to connect

businesses and spends time investing in business

owners, who then invest in their business and help

to make communities successful. Caroline is also a

volunteer Business Manager of the Narembeen Co-Op, a

community owned café which is a space for community,

conversations and good coffee.


CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Rhys PaddickSupport Manager / Indigenous Educator

Jon DenaroFounding Director, SculptureChairperson, Pickle District Town Team

As an advocate of cultural leadership and the

development of sound educational and training programs.

Rhys strives to work in environments that can and do

create holistic healthy and substantial changes. Rhys has,

over time witnessed many positive outcomes primarily

within the domain of Indigenous education.

Rhys’s focus is to now bring a modern adaptation of

traditional Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture into

the wider Australian community in an effort to connect

Australians with our common culture – people culture.

Western Australian Sculptor and Painter Jon Denaro

creates contemporary metal sculptures often finding

inspiration in found objects that play an intricate part in

the story of the resulting piece of art. Enjoying the hands

on process of making, Jon Denaro’s sculptures maintain

a unique individuality, they look “hand made” and non

reproducible, opposing the streamlining that technology

offers.

Jon is highly experienced in complex installations and has

the necessary skills to coordinate and plan the operational

requirements of projects.

Katharina Popp & Marg O’ConnellKindling Creative & Rae Street Play Street

Katharina Popp: Visual Arts Educator, artist, mother of two,

play street advocate, partner in Kindling Creative a play-

led arts and making enterprise: www.kindlingcreative.com.

au

Marg O’Connell: Education Designer, Researcher in mental

health, mother of two, play street advocate, partner in

Kindling Creative a play-led arts and making enterprise.


CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Peter CiemitisPrincipal WA, Roberts Day

Awarded PIA Planner of the Year (WA) in 2014, Peter

specialises in the design of urban precincts, waterfronts

and residential development. He is a sought-after advisor

in the design, arts and culture sectors, having held key

positions on over 20 Committees, Panels and Boards,

including the State Design Review Panel. A genuine

advocate for the Arts, Peter Ciemitis is also a visual

artist who has won the Black Swan Prize in 2010, and

was a finalist in the Archibald Prize twice. His artwork is

represented in major collections, from the National Portrait

Gallery to the National Museum of Art in Latvia and most

recently the 18th Asian Art Biennale in Bangladesh.

Dr Eko Pam

Eko Pam has worked as an interior designer for the past

eleven years on significant projects including the Grove

Library in Cottesloe, the Albany Entertainment Centre and

the Supreme Court in Perth. She is currently working as

a lecturer in Environmental and Spatial Design at Edith

Cowan University and Murdoch University. Last year

she completed her PhD in the area of interior design for

retail spaces from a triple bottom line perspective on

sustainability. The research explored this topic through

practice by using three cases studies which were small

business retailers in Perth.

Lecturer, Artist and Interior Designer

Melissa ShawPlace Activation Advisor, City of Wanneroo

Melissa is a community planning specialist with over 15

years’ experience across a variety of fields. She has a

passion for all things place and has extensive experience

interrogating the various aspects that help grow an

authentic, distinctive community and place. Throughout

her professional career Melissa’s diverse experience

has given her unique insights into different communities

from various perspectives including community

facilities planning, open space planning, placemaking

and activation, urban design and planning, community

development and community engagement.

Peter Ciemitis

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

David WallerPlace Development, City of Perth

David is currently working in the Economic Development

team in the City of Perth with a focus on Place

Development. He is a relative newcomer to Western

Australia, having previously worked in numerous roles in

the Queensland Governments Trade and Investment and

Tourism Investment agencies, and for the City of Ipswich in

the Business and Investment Attraction portfolio.

David GallowayDirector, Ferart & former Chairperson, Leederville Connect

David has over 30 years experience in Australia and

overseas working for government, industry, business,

community groups, NGO’s and individuals. He has degrees

in engineering, environmental science, sustainability and a

Doctorate in design and sustainability.

His current work is strongly focused in design, working at

the front-end of large projects to make them go beyond

being purely sustainable and to become fully regenerative

and productive.

His experience is in project design and management,

regional and urban planning, community liaison, ecological

engineering, vision creation, issues management, natural

resource management, and policy.

David DoyManager Place Planning, Town of Victoria Park

David is one of a number of urban professionals leading

major change to the way Local Government operates

- from siloed service delivery to an integrated focus

on place and a commitment to delivering good urban

outcomes for people.

He played a key role in an emerging place group known

as the Beaufort Street Network. He moved across to the

City of Vincent in 2014 creating the national award winning

Place Management Program, worked with and helped

establish Town Teams across the City.

He made the shift across the river to the Town of Victoria

Park in the newly created role of Manager Place Planning.

The Town of Victoria Park and it’s team of Place Leaders

will be industry leading in their focus on and commitment

in delivering great place outcomes.


Dr Simon WhiteManaging Director, My Place Matters

Managing Director, MyPlaceMatters.com.au (powered by

Publicus Pty Ltd). Simon is an independent policy advisor

who helps national, regional and city governments,

business organisations and development agencies

formulate and implement strategies for economic growth,

business development and job creation.

Ragen HaythorpeGeneral Manager Special Projects, Activate Perth

Andrew BrodieVic Park Collective Committee Member & Senior Associate at Roberts Day

Andrew is a proud Vic Park local and VPC volunteer. His

combined passion for Vic Park and urban public spaces,

inspired him to lead the community engagement for and

preparation of the Streets Ahead Action Plan for Albany

Highway. A fun, inclusive and place-based approach was

needed to genuinely engage with the local residents,

traders and Council. The insights, creative thinking and

overwhelming support from all involved has contributed to

an Action Plan that the local community can truly call our

own.

Andrew has over 20 years’ experience working as an urban

planner and designer in Sydney, London and now Perth.

Andrew played a key role in the Bentley 360° regeneration

project, which is entering an exciting new phase, and

Reconnect East Perth Phase 2, which helped shape Perth

City’s Draft Planning Strategy. He is a guest lecturer at

UWA, having also performed this role at UNSW and other

universities.

Jimmy MurphyDirector of Relationships, Town Team Movement

Jimmy is the Chair and animating force behind the

formation of the Town Team Movement. As a Councillor for

the City of Vincent he enjoys bringing his energy and ideas

to life.

He chairs the Arts Advisory Board who has set a new vision

for Vincent to become the Arts Capital of WA. He is also a

member of the City of Vincent Business Advisory Group

and represents Vincent on the Tamala Park Regional

Council as an alternate member.

Jimmy’s day job is as Co-Founder, Director and Festival

Producer of Upbeat Events which builds small to large-

scale,iconic, sustainable events that inspire, connect and

empower communities across Western Australia.

Dean CracknellCEO, Town Team Movement

Dean has worked professionally as a strategic planner for

12 years. He helped to prepare the Better Beaufort Action

Plan in conjunction with the Beaufort Street Net- work and

was Deputy Chair for 4 years.

He is passionate about developing places for people and

believes in prioritising pedestrians over cars; promoting

active, safe and interesting streets; ensuring high-quality

design of public spaces; helping local businesses;

championing new ideas and diversity; enhancing

local character and heritage; and enabling socially,

environmentally and economically positive development.

Patrick WalkerExecutive General ManagerAdvocacy and MembersRoyal Automobile Club of Western Australia (Inc)Patrick Walker commenced his current position as

Executive General Manager, Advocacy and Members at

the RAC in July 2011. Immediately prior to this, he was the

Director General, Department of Indigenous Affairs from

2008.

Patrick was a Commissioner at the Australian Competition

and Consumer Commission (ACCC), Commissioner

for Consumer Protection and Prices Commissioner in

Western Australia for 10 years and during this period

he was also a member of the Legal Aid Commission of

Western Australia, the Medical Board of Western Australia,

a Trustee of the national Travel Compensation Fund and

Chairman of Workpower Incorporated, which provides

employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

Patrick has also had extensive management experience

in local government, with his most recent position being

Chief Executive Officer at the City of Subiaco (1993 to

1998). During this time he was elected as State President

and as a National Director of the Local Government

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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Sue-Lyn Aldrian-MoyleGeneral Manager, Artsource

Sue-Lyn supports Western Australian visual artists

with strategic stakeholder and sector engagement

with Artsource in order to drive artist-led initiatives and

accomplishments. She champions arts practice as integral

to the identity of individuals and communities, with her

inspiration to develop multi-sector approaches to creative

development stemming from being a third culture kid, an

independent photographer, journalist and author.

Kate Hulett

Kate Hulett is the General Manager of Spacemarket, an

organisation that pairs disused space with useful people.

With activations including an empty department store,

an ex police barracks, a former brewery and a disused

childcare centre, Spacemarket have found space for

over 150 small, creative businesses in WA. Kate is also

the Development Manager for the Fremantle Biennale,

manages the creative decor design and installation for

Fremantle’s Falls Festival, sits on the Destination Marketing

Working Group for the City of Fremantle, and has her own

retail store, Kate and Abel. Kate is also a visual artist - with

her 35mm film photography work exhibited internationally,

mural projects across WA, and is a selected artist for

Sculpture by the Sea, 2020.

General Manager, Spacemarket

Sohan Ariel HayesMedia Artist

Sohan Ariel Hayes is a visual artist internationally

acclaimed for his large-scale multimedia installations,

public projects, and performance collaborations. His site-

responsive process works with drawing, projection and

archival materials to invoke particular places, collective

voices, and communities of labor. In 2016 Hayes has

exhibited the 16m x 6m video installation, Walyja Ngurra

(2016) with Martu painter Ngamaru Bidu at Fremantle

Arts Centre. This artwork is now part of New Museum’s

permanent collection. This year Hayes worked closely

with Nigel Jamieson & Zoe Atkinson to produce the visual

design for 2019 Perth Festival epic opening event Boorna

Waanginy, experienced by 230,000 visitors.


Helen CurtisFounder & Director, APPARATUS

Since founding APPARATUS in 2014, Helen has combined

visual art expertise with the disciplines of place planning

and urban design to lead the integration of public art and

interpretation in major public realm projects. Her portfolio

of projects ranges from new city centres and urban

redevelopment to integrated and stand-alone public art

projects. Among her notable works are the award winning

Koombana Bay Redevelopment (2018), Eliza at Crawley

Baths (2007), Cottesloe Foreshore Renewal Masterplan

(2015), Midland Oval Redevelopment Masterplan (2017),

Anemoi at Liv Apartments (2018) and Burswood City

(2018+) the second largest development site in Australia.

Heather JohnstoneUrban Forest Stategy and Volunteer Coordinator, Vic Park Collective

Urban forests excite Heather, particularly working in the space that fosters multi-

stakeholder partnerships to bring community outcomes such as improvements in

social well-being and civic participation. She believes strongly that everyone has a skill

they can share and that those in the community who choose to share their skills should

be supported and valued appropriately to build the capacity and resilience of the

community as a whole.

During the last 2 1/2 years Heather has volunteered her time in writing both the

expression of interest and request for quote for the urban forest strategy, marketing

and social media, developing content and running workshops for community

consultation along with Dave Lindner from the Vic Park Collective and Millennium

Kids Inc, co-authored the Town of Victoria Park Urban Forest Strategy along with Vicki

Caulfield and Jim Mellor, coordinated the 40 volunteers that supported the project

during its development and made numerous presentations to Town of Victoria Park

staff as well as the World Forum on Urban Forests held last year in Italy.

Heather is a current member of the Transition to Implementation Working Group who

are working on the implementation Action Plan for the Town of Victoria Park’s Urban

Forest strategy. She also currently sits on the Vic Park Collective committee, the

Millennium Kids Inc volunteers with community groups Vic Park Urban Foresters in

supporting greening initiatives that both increase urban tree canopy and build stronger

communities.

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BREAKOUT SESSION 1:ASPIRING TO BE A CAPITAL OF CULTURE

Location: Huzzard Studios

10:45am - 11:30am Ted Snell - Introducing a proposition


11:40am - 12:30pmCultural Activations: Peter Ciemitis, Roberts Day Adrian Fini, FJM PropertyRebecca Eggleston, FORM,


1:30pm - 2:15pmCultural Workshop: Developing a Cultural Vision and battle plan (follow- up from sessions 1 & 2)


2:25pm - 3:15pmCultural Outcomes Workshop: A collaborative approach towards generating impact, presented by Michael Chappell, CEO of Culture Counts

3:15pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea

What does it means to be ‘a capital of culture’ and what benefits could accrue to Perth if we embraced that epithet?

Based on the experience of the 60 cities given the accolade of European Capitals of Culture since 1985 what could we achieve at the macro city level and at a micro town by town experience in Western Australia by showcasing to an international audience the vibrant arts and cultural life of our community?


Location: London Court

10:45am - 11:30am Janes Walk: Historic Heart Site Tour


11:40am - 12:30pm Activate Perth Site Tour & Talk: Part 1


1:30pm - 2:15pm Tour Part 2: Eko Pam, Future Retail Landscape


2:25pm - 3:15pmFuture Retail Discussion: Ragen Haythorpe, Eko Pam, and Simon White

3:15pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea - United in Diversity

BREAKOUT SESSION 2:GROUND FLOOR IMPACT

Join our workshops to discuss the social and economic impact of public art and subsidised art studios to assist organisations better evaluate why we should continue to support these initiatives.


Location: Gilkisons Studio, Main Stage

10:45am - 11:30am

1. David Galloway - Leederville Connect Beerstorms2. Jon Denaro & Luke Davey, The Pickle District3. Heather Johnstone, Vic Park Collective - Urban Forest Strategy

11:30am - 11:40am Break

11:40am - 12:30pm

4. Ben Kent & Damien Giudici, Inglewood on Beaufort - Inglenooks5. Jacqui Happ, Chairperson, Dunsborough Progress Association - Feeling Frustrated & Going Forward6. Andrew Brodie, Streets Ahead Project, Vic Park Collective


1:30pm - 2:15pm7. Karen Hinds, Beaufort Street Network & Water Corporation8. Katharina Popp, Kindling Creative - ‘Play Streets’9. John Carey, Member for Perth - ‘Beating Homelessness’


2:25pm - 3:15pm

Town Teams Evolution Discussion: Dean Cracknell - Town Team MovementJoni Sercombe - My International Place Making Journey Slide ShowCaroline Robinson, Go Narembeen

3:15pm - 4:00pm Afternoon Tea

BREAKOUT SESSION 3:UNCOVERING THE DARK MATTER & BREAKING THROUGH THE LIGHTWhat happens before the festoon lights and photos of happy faces?

Tales of town team and local government mishaps, failings and things we learned along the way.


BREAKOUT SESSION 4:LOCAL GOVERNMENT & PLACE ECO-SYSTEMS

Location: Gilkisons Dance Studio (upper level)

10:45am - 11:30amMelissa Shaw, City of Wanneroo, Discussing Place Principles Guerlaine Bingwa, City of Canning, Suburban Place ApproachEmma O’Brien, City of Busselton


11:40am - 12:30pmDave Doy & Dave Snyder - Ditching the MasterplansDavid MacLennan, City of Vincent CEO - Place Making 2.0


1:30pm - 2:15pmDavid Waller, City of Perth & Norion Ubechel, Mantra Studios - Measuring the Impact of Placemaking


2:25pm - 3:15pm ‘You Can’t Ask That’ Panel Discussion


How does a place eco-system work in local government? Is there a better way we can work in partnership with town team leaders and local government resources?

How do we learn to use our existing resources to be more resourceful?


Location: Miss Mauds Dining Hall

10:45am - 11:30am Hans Oerlemans, Designing your Neighbourhood, Workshop


11:40am - 12:30pm David Enwicht, 7 Day Makeover Workshop


1:30pm - 2:15pm Tobias Volbert, 7 Senses Workshop


2:25pm - 3:15pm

How can we better engage with communities?Rod Hammersley, ADC Sarah Macauley, RACHans Oerlemans, WonderAnthony Vuleta, CEO Town of Victoria Park


BREAKOUT SESSION 5:BETTER ENGAGEMENT

We have a stronger chance of discovering place by pushing the boundaries to connect with the wider parts of our communities.

Take part in engagement workshops from leading practitioners across Australia.


Lucy’s Love Shack

10:45am - 11:30am Suzanne and Rhys - Acknowledging Country


11:40am - 12:30pm Jim Morrison, Town Teams and Country, Beyond the RAP


1:30pm - 2:15pm Sisonke Msimang, Centre for Stories


2:25pm - 3:15pm Sarah Landro, Camera Story Workshop


BREAKOUT SESSION 6:STORYTELLING & PLACE

What better way to communicate and discover your beautiful place then by listening and engaging in good communications and storytelling.

Listen and learn new storytelling techniques to try out in your neighbourhood and town centre.


BREAKOUT SESSION 7:

What better way to communicate and discover your beautiful place then by listening and engaging in good communications and storytelling.

Listen and learn new storytelling techniques to try out in your neighbourhood and town centre.

City of Perth Library

10:45am - 11:30am

How Artists Shape Our City: City of Fremantle

City Fremantle’s Kathryn Taylor and Daniel Thompson, Koral Ward from Sustainable Housing for Artists and Creatives (SHAC), artist Holly Story and Spacemarket’s Kate Hulett.


11:40am - 12:30pm

What Does an Artist-led City Look Like in the Next Decade?

Koral Ward from SHAC, Spacemarket’s Kate Hulett and Sue-Lyn Aldrian from Artsource with input from the creative placemakers, Artscape.


1:30pm - 2:15pm

Time, Space, Place; invoking place & connecting collective voices. Media artist, Sohan Ariel Hayes, cultural advisor Barry McGuire, Shelagh Magadza from CACWA and Helen Curtis from Apparatus.


2:25pm - 3:15pmPublic Art Walk and Talk

Adie from Oh Hey WA and Kate Parker from element take us on a public, and not so public, art tour.


Artists are at the heart of Western Australia’s dynamic and diverse

visual arts sector and Artsource supports their working lives by

providing vital services and strategic initiatives. We are a not-for-

profit that provides authentic opportunities for the appreciation

of the unique value of WA art practice. We inform and inspire

state arts policy and cultural vision and preserve and explore our

identity, culture and heritage with collaborative associations and

partnerships.

ARTSOURCE

ASK ABOUT OUR PLACE LEADERSHIP CONSULTING TEAM

The process and workshops have helped our diverse community through meaningful engagement and feedback on the visions and ideas to use our space (Leedy Town Square). Town Team Movement has assisted to empower Leederville Connect and ensure buy in from the local community. Overall, the process has provided a best practice framework for the betterment of our local community and urban village.- Trent Durward, Leederville Connect Chairperson, commenting on Town Team Movement’s leadership role supporting the Leedy Town Square Action Plan.

Experience gives us the ability to cooperate effectively combining the knowledge, leadership and creativity of our whole team for the better of the project. Through this way of working, together with our combined 25+ years of experience in collaborating with local governments, communities, agencies, and developers we are uniquely equipped to unravel complex situations, develop innovative custom-made approaches and work strategically on capacity building and implementation.

Town Team Movement has recently launched a new place leadership consultancy and our team members have extensive experience and a strong passion for place. We pride ourselves on facilitating interesting and engaging places with strong community support and public ownership.

Our company advocates for the development of innovative and forward thinking measures to ensuring community and public spaces are reflective and built on the premise of local needs and aspirations. Our participation and on-going support in all work undertaken provides widespread benefits towards the growth of healthy and active communities.

Contact us today!David [email protected] 469 212

Our list of skills includes:

• Public Engagement• Place Plans• Placemaking & Management• Workshop Facilitation• Urban Design

• Community Building• Business Support• Place Governance & Enabling

Environments • Documentation


P.O. Box 376 Mt Hawthorn 6016

0468 381 745

[email protected]

https://www.townteams.com.au/

CONTACT US

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT TOWNTEAMS.COM.AU/CONFERENCE-2019

https://www.townteams.com.au/conference-2019/

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