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WELCOME

It is with great pleasure and excitement that we welcome you all to the Australian Chambers Business Congress 2012.

Venue Information
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre 1 Convention Centre Place, south Wharf ViC 3006 The MCEC is located in the heart of Melbourne on the banks of the Yarra River, close to the central business district, shopping and restaurants, adjacent to the Crown Entertainment Complex.

Registration Desk
Wednesday Thursday Friday 15 August 2012 16 August 2012 17 August 2012 5.00pm 6.00pm 7 .00am 5.00pm 8.00am 4.00pm

Gala Party
Sponsored by NAB. 7pm 11pm, Peninsula, Shed 14, Central Pier, 161 Harbour Esplanade, Docklands. Melbournes newest and most avant garde event spaces, this fabulous event offers great food and entertainment, the opportunity to network and make new contacts and bask in the flow of ideas and strategy that came out of day one! Peninsula is located in the Docklands precinct, approximately 20 minutes walk from the Convention Centre and along the free City Tram line. Coach transfers to the Gala Party 6.30pm coach transfers will be provided from the MCEC to the Gala Party venue Peninsula. Coaches will depart from the MCEC main entrance once filled. Return shuttles will operate approximately every 20 minutes from 9.30pm returning to congress hotels as required, the last coach will depart the venue at approximately 11.15pm. Parking for the Gala Party Limited car parking is available onsite at Central Pier and is subject to availability. Parking available at Etihad Stadium: Enter Etihad Stadium from Bourke St or Wurundjeri Way. Exit on foot from Level B3 (between Channel 7 & AFL House. Walk out onto Harbour Esplanade and across to Central Pier.

Contact phone numbers Business Congress registration desk 03 9235 8651 Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre 03 9235 8000 Peninsula, Central Pier Docklands 03 8623 9600 dress code Relaxed business attire is required for all sessions and the Welcome Reception. Gala Party cocktail/lounge suit.

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MuhAMMAd Yunus
Founder, Grameen Bank and 2006 nobel Peace Prize Winner One of the worlds most visionary business leaders, pioneer of micro finance and initiator of Social Business. Now, Yunus goes beyond microcredit - from collaborating with Danone to produce affordable, nutritious yogurt for malnourished children in Bangladesh to building eyecare hospitals that will save thousands of poor people from blindness.

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Former head of Marketing at Facebook and CEO, R to Z Media Breaking new ground! Facebooks marketing secrets revealed by former Head of Marketing and online entrepreneur. Zuckerberg was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2011 for her innovative TV/online coverage of the 2010 mid-term elections. Zuckerberg was recently appointed to the United Nations Global Entrepreneurs Council and the World Economic Forums Global Council on Social Media.

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innovation expert, Founder of trendhunter.com and Author of Exploiting Chaos Are you at the cutting edge of cool? Gutsche brings a rare perspective on how to unleash innovation within your business. Described as an intellectual can of Red Bull Gutsche is the awardwinning author of Exploiting Chaos, and the founder of TrendHunter.com, the worlds largest, most popular collection

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One of Australias leading comedians, media personalities and MCs Since 2004 OLoughlin has hosted The New Inventors on ABC TV. From 2002 to 2006 he hosted The Evening Show on 702 ABC Sydney and ABC Local Radio around NSW and the ACT. OLoughlins background as a commercial and criminal lawyer, blended with his live and broadcast comedy has helped him become a talented and versatile comedian, entertainer and communicator. He speaks regularly on creativity and innovation.

Neil MacKinnon, CEO, TCCI

Nigel McBride, CEO, Business SA

Corporate Philosopher, Futurist and Author of RSS Tumblr Email WordPerss Blogger RSS Posterous Email the hames Report Update #1 Update #1 James Pearson, A pre-eminent corporate philosopher, knowledge CEO, CCIWA designer, influential Behance Design Float Deviant Art Design Bump intellectual and strategic practitioner. Hames works Google Buzz Google Buzz Picasa Bing Meetup Picasa Bing Meetup internationally as an adviser to governments and is a Friendster Bebo Squidoo Share This Wayne Kayler-Thomson, personal mentor to heads of state and CEOs across Executive Officer, Ebay ACA Feedburner Feedburner WordPress (blue) Drupal Ebay WordPress (blue) Drupal the world. By working with great leaders and observing their common attitudes and RSS Email behaviours, Hames has cracked a universal code based on intelligence, appreciation and collaboration.
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sPEAKERs
JAROd BAKER
General Manager, scoopon

JiM CuMMAnE
Former Managing Partner of the Value Creation Group

dAVid FuLLER
CEO, Focus Press

AVRiL hEnRY
Author and Management Consultant

PAuL McKEnnA
Managing director, CiP

Jared has extensive retail experience in established brands, including travel company Flight Centre Limitedwhere he took its UK presence from 30 stores to over 200.

With some of the worlds largest companies, Jim has led projects focusing on delivering major change successfully, including the transfer of key new skills to management and others in the organisation.

David has helped introduce sustainable manufacturing to the printing industry in Australia, implementing change in his own business to grow and change with technology and customer demand.

One of Australias most inspiring female leaders and leadership experts, Avrils latest book is entitled Inspiring Tomorrows Leaders Today: Breaking Down Generational Barriers At Work .

Establishing CIP in 2003, Paul leads the company with his clear strategic vision and strong drive, dramatically increasing its activities in the prelease, land development, construction and joint venture operations.

Prof GORAn ROOs


Chairman VVt international and Manufacturing for the Future thinker in Residence, sA Premier 2011

Named one of the 13 most influential thinkers for the 21st Century, Gran is a world expert in modern intellectual capital science.

MiChELE BERKhOut
Managing Partner, digital Brand

CARL dALEY
Managing director, M&C Energy Australia

AdAM GAROnE
CEO and Co-Founder of Movember One of the founders of Movember and CEO since the organisation was formed, Adam is recognised for his outstanding leadership, marketing vision and entrepreneurship.

MiChAEL KORdAhi
developer Evangelist, Microsoft

sAn MuRuGEsAn
director of BRitE Professional services, Aus

Prof Judith sLOAn


honorary Professorial Fellow, MELB institute & Contributing Economics Editor, the Australian

Technology-enabled customers and employees are socially disrupting organisations. In response to this trend, Michele researches and advocates for increased digital adoption and innovation.

Head of Global Strategy of M&C Energy Group, a specialist international energy consultancy company, Carl has oversight of the consulting services in Australia, New Zealand and Asia.

Evangelist for Microsoft Australia, Michael focuses on working with passionate early adopters of emerging web technologies. A tech guy at heart, he lives on the corner of geek and thinker.

Director of BRITE Professional Services and Professor in the School of Computing and Mathematics, UWS, San previously worked for the US National Research Council, NASA Ames Research Center.

Judith Sloan is Honorary Professorial Fellow at the Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research at the University of Melbourne.

hon MARK BiRRELL


Chairman, infrastructure Partnerships Australia

ROB EMMEtt
CEO and founder of MeeMeep.com An innovator and turner of convention on its head, Rob founded Collins Securities in 1993 as Australias first non-bank mortgage provider and is now shaking up the courier industry with MeeMeep.com

Prof PAuL J GOLLAn


Prof & Assoc dean, Faculty of Bus & Economics

JACKiE KORhOnEn
CEO, infosys Australia

ALAn OstER
Group Chief Economist, national Australia Bank

GuY tAYLOR
director of strategy, byReputation

Chairman of the peak industry organisation, Infrastructure Partnerships Australia, Mark has played a prominent role in several Victorian infrastructure developments as Major Projects Minister.

Workplace Relations expert and author, Dr Gollan is Professor of Management and Associate Dean (Research) in the Faculty of Business and Economics at Macquarie University.

As CEO of Infosys Australia, Jackie has refocussed to partner with clients in transformation opportunities. Jackie is a director of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA).

As Group Chief Economist National Australia Bank, Alan is a highly respected and much quoted commentator on Australian and global economic trends and policy issues.

Brand evangelist, corporate storyteller and brand mentor, Guy has spent the past twenty years researching how organisations can best deliver branded experiences, not simply great products or services.

siMOn BROWnGREAVEs
director, FBG

sAuL EsLAKE
Chief Economist Australia & new Zealand, Bank of America Merril Lynch

JiM hAssELL
head of Product development & industry Relations, nBnco.

ROGER LA sALLE
Founder, Matrix thinking

LAuREL PAPWORth
Managing director, the Community Crew

EVAn thORnLEY
CEO, Better Place Australia

Simon has over 20 years involvement in helping businesses align people and performance, help solve complex cultural issues and develop great leadership effectiveness.

One of Australias most respected economists with over 25 years experience, Saul joined Bank of America Merrill Lynch as Chief Economist Australia & New Zealand in December 2011.

With over 25 years of experience in the ICT industry prior to joining NBNco, Jim has previously served on the Board of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA).

Watch spellbound as opportunities materialise before your very eyes! Innovation and business building expert, Roger will lay out his global model for the simple principles of matrix thinking.

1 of only 3 Australians on the global, Forbes Top 50 Social Media Power Influencers, Laurel has been creating and managing online communities for over 20 years, including Social TV (Junior Masterchef).

Successful entrepreneur and CEO of Betterplace Australia, Evan cofounded Looksmart Ltd and is the Founding Director of www.getup.org.au, an online activist network of 400,000 members.

CARLOs BusQuEts
deputy director, dept of Policy and Business Practices, iCC

AdELE FERGusOn
senior business writer and columnist, Fairfax

GAVin hEAtOn
Founder, servant of Chaos & director of social Media, sAP usA ,

dr sWEE MAK
director, CsiRO Future Manufacturing national Research Flagship, CsiRO

dR GEOFF RABY
CEO, Geoff Raby & Associates

WARWiCK WhitE
Managing director, Coca-Cola Amatil (Aust)

As a former international trade negotiator for the US Department of Commerce, Carlos participated in the negotiation and implementation of bilateral and regional agreements in the Western Hemisphere.

With more than 20 years in journalism, Adele has a reputation as one of Australias most respected commentators. Adele is author of Gina Rinehart: The Untold Story of The Worlds Richest Woman.

Leader of the social media strategy for SAP North Americas Premier Customer Network (PCN), with members from every industry vertical - Google through Valero Energy and Nike.

Dr Swee Mak leads the way in Australias development of cleaner advanced materials and manufacturing technologies.

Dr Geoff Raby is Chairman and CEO of Geoff Raby & Associates, a Beijing-based business advisory firm as well as an Independent Director on the boards of Fortescue Mining Group and Gloucester Coal.

Warwick is Managing Director of Australia and New Zealand, CocaCola Amatil (Aust), and responsible for the Beverages business with a turnover of around $3.5b.

MOniQuE ChELin
Founding director of MJC sustainability

GiLLiAn FRAnKLin
Founder and Managing director, the heat Group Recognised as one of Australias most innovative marketers with a passion and commitment to supporting women in business, Gillian founded one of Australias leading personal care companies.

KEn hEnRY
special Adviser to Prime Minister

MEG McdOnALd
CEO, Low Carbon Australia

nEViLLE ROACh AO
Chairman of the Advisory Board, tata Consultancy services

Moniques international experience includes significant roles in corporate sustainability strategy development and implementation, GHG assurance and climate change strategy.

Dr Henry was appointed as a Special Adviser to the Prime Minister in 2011 and is responsible for leading the development of a White Paper on Australia in the Asian Century.

Meg was President of Alcoa Foundation and Director, Global Issues, Alcoa Inc. Ambassador for the Environment, 1997-8, Meg was Australias lead negotiator for the Kyoto Protocol.

As leader of the Australia India Business Council for 6 years, Neville ceaselessly promotes stronger links between India and Australia.

PROGRAM
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Prof MuhAMMEd Yunus Sponsored by PwC

Welcome Reception Sponsored by Mission Australia Employment Solutions

Gala dinner Sponsored by NAB

Morning & Afternoon tea Sponsored by FOXTEL

Welcome
5:30 PM 7 PM .00

WEDNESDAY 15 AUGUST 2012


WELCOME RECEPtiOn, Exhibition Area
Sponsored by Mission Australia Employment Solutions

DAY 1
8:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 1:00 PM

THURSDAY 16 AUGUST 2012


Opening Ceremony and Official Welcome Plenary 2

Plenary 2
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international Keynote: ROsABEth MOss KAntER


Ernest L. Arbuckle Professorship at harvard Business school Morning Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

superCorp: how Vanguard Companies Create innovation, Profits, Growth and social Good

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international Keynote: RAndi ZuCKERBERG


CEO, R to Z Media and Former head of Marketing, Facebook Lunch Exhibition Area

Breaking new ground: Building Facebook and the future of social media

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Keynote: RiChARd hAMEs


Corporate Philosopher, Futurist and Author of the hames Report

Megatrends: the future paradigms for business

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Panel discussion: Join Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Richard hames, Adele Ferguson and Australian business leaders as they explore what opportunities and challenges are inherent in the new paradigms.
Afternoon Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

STReAm 1: Workplace
Location: Plenary 2
3:15 PM

STReAm 2: Infrastructure
Location: Meeting Room 210

STReAm 3: Sustainability
Location: Meeting Room 211

Sponsored by Enterprise Connect


Location: Meeting Room 212

STReAm 4: manufacturing

STReAm 5: economy
Location: Meeting Room 213

Productivity in the workplace


Prof PAuL J GOLLAn, Professor of Management and Associate dean (Research), Faculty of Business and Economics, Macquarie university The workplace has changed and productivity is down. A rethink is required to the way we manage our workplaces, the available labour market, skills and industrial relations structure. Learn about new models used by Australian companies to build productive workplaces and a competitive advantage.

Filling the infrastructure gap


hon MARK BiRRELL, Chairman, infrastructure Partnerships Australia Australian cities are booming, our transport and export facilities stretched. If Australian business is to remain competitive and improve productivity, we need to address our infrastructure needs - including social, economic and physical. In the lead up to the Federal election, what are the top 20 infrastructure projects and reforms Australia needs?

top trends in sustainability


MOniQuE ChELin, Founding director of MJC sustainability Consumer trends are forcing entire industries to challenge their business strategies. Smart companies are exploring the opportunities in sustainability, from supply chain management to new products and innovative business models. Learn about the international trends and how these fresh ideas could be applied to Australian business.

innovation imperatives for Australian manufacturing


Prof GORAn ROOs, Chairman VVt international and Manufacturing for the Future thinker in Residence, south Australian Premier, 2011 Manufacturing appears to be going to cheaper counties, but is this really the right formula for the future of the Australian manufacturing industry or should we be transforming ourselves? What innovative approach can Australian manufacturers adopt to ensure ongoing sustainability and growth?

Economic resilience in a global economy


ALAn OstER, Group Chief Economist, national Australia Bank Economies around the world have been confronted by the most challenging global financial and economic conditions in 75 years. Australias economy maintained strong growth, with low unemployment and resilient export sector. Can our economy continue to remain strong in a global economic downturn?

4:00 PM

Workplace tribes: impacts of digital communications


MiChELE BERKhOut, Managing Partner, digital Brand Social semantic web and digital communications offer company leaders new ways to engage with their internal markets. Understand how digital tribes in the workplace will impact your overall organisational health - in productivity, social well-being, trust and innovation.

nBn: solving our iCt infrastructure needs?


JiM hAssELL, head of Product development and industry Relations, nBnco. The National Broadband Network (NBN) has been the subject of much debate as the state of our nations ICT and its effects on our productivity, innovation and competitiveness come under the radar. Explore the issues behind the NBN, where it will place Australia globally and what it means for your business in the next 5 years.

Business survival skills for the Low Carbon Economy


MEG McdOnALd, CEO, Low Carbon Australia In order to survive and succeed businesses are increasingly looking to adopt new energy saving technologies to control rising energy costs, improve efficiency, competitiveness and increase environmental sustainability. Learn how to embrace new clean energy technology, transform your business and the financial incentives available.

CAsE studY: Manufacturing innovation success


dAVid FuLLER, CEO, Focus Press Australian manufacturing is at the crossroads, challenged on several fronts, but embracing new opportunities for innovation. Explore a real life example of how a member of Australias manufacturing community is achieving global success through a new business model and product innovations.

Challenges in Australian productivity


sAuL EsLAKE, Chief Economist Australia & new Zealand, Bank of America Merril Lynch The dramatic drop in Australias productivity has serious implications for business performance, living standards and economic sustainability. Understand the trends of productivity in Australia, the impact of this deterioration in productivity on your business and challenges for every business.

4:45 PM

the industrial Relations environment


Prof Judith sLOAn, honorary Professorial Fellow, Melbourne institute and Contributing Economics Editor, the Australian With productivity falling and increased industrial activity, has the Fair Work Act achieved its objective of providing laws that are fair to working Australians, are flexible for businesses, promote productivity and economic growth. This session looks at whether Australias current IR laws are working and what changes could be made.

the outlook for energy prices across Asia


CARL dALEY, Managing director, M&C Energy Australia Escalating costs, increasing energy consumption, ensuring adequate supply and our impact on greenhouse gas emissions - these are issues that the business community continues to struggle with. This session will overview the outlook for energy supply and process across Asia and the future challenges for business.

CAsE studY: Embracing green at Coca-Cola Amatil


WARWiCK WhitE, Managing director, Coca-Cola Amatil (Aust) Pty Ltd Companies are facing growing pressure to manage their actions and their affect on society and the environment. Once only a concern for a few nichemarket firms sustainability has now moved decidedly into the mainstream. Learn how one of the worlds leading companies and most visible consumer brands took on the challenge and the benefits realised.

Future of manufacturing
dr sWEE MAK, director, CsiRO Future Manufacturing national Research Flagship, CsiRO The future of Australias manufacturing industry is tied to its willingness and capacity to continue to innovate, high technology and market integration. Learn about the emerging technologies and the opportunities they represent and how some Australian manufacturers are leading the way.

Kick-starting world trade: stimulating the global economy.


CARLOs BusQuEts, deputy director, department of Policy and Business Practices, international Chamber of Commerce Locking-in new multilateral trade liberalization commitments and strengthening WTO rules is essential to counter strong protectionist pressures in the global economy. Concluding the Doha Development Agenda would provide the world economy with a debt-free stimulus package, generating trade growth in the global economy and, in turn, boosting business confidence and fuel increased private investment.

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GALA PARtY, Peninsula, Central Pier, docklands

Sponsored by NAB

PROGRAM
COnGREss

Prof MuhAMMEd Yunus Sponsored by PwC

Welcome Reception Sponsored by Mission Australia Employment Solutions

Gala dinner Sponsored by NAB

Morning & Afternoon tea Sponsored by FOXTEL

DAY 2
09:00 AM

FRIDAY 17 AUGUST 2012


international Keynote: JEREMY GutsChE
Founder, trendhunter and Author of Exploiting Chaos: 150 Ways to spark innovation during times of Change
Morning Tea Exhibition Area. Sponsored by Foxtel Business

Plenary 2

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Exploiting Chaos!

10:00 AM

STReAm 1: Technology
Location: Meeting Room 211
10:30 AM

Sponsored by SAP Australia

STReAm 2: marketing

STReAm 3: leadership Skills


Location: Plenary 2

STReAm 4: Global Business


Location: Meeting Room 210

STReAm 5: Innovation
Location: Meeting Room 212

Location: Meeting Room 213

disruptive technologies: the impact of mobile and cloud


JACKiE KORhOnEn, CEO, infosys Australia The proliferation of mobile devices is set to reach a tipping point in 2012 and the number of companies using the cloud for business solutions and data is increasing rapidly. Learn how these technologies will impact on your business model and the opportunities they present.

social media: Building business and personal brands


LAuREL PAPWORth Managing director, the Community Crew Australians are the worlds biggest users of social media so why arent business owners embracing digital into their marketing plans? Learn how this entrepreneur is leading the way with using social media to build a buzz, drive new business and build a strong personal brand.

Grass is greener: Leadership learnings from other industries


siMOn BROWn-GREAVEs, director, FBG Leadership styles and strategic approach can be consistent within an industry - but vary between industries. What can you learn from the leadership in other industries, and how can this be applied in your business?

Future trends and opportunities in China


GEOFF RABY, CEO, Geoff Raby & Associates and senior Adviser, Kreab Gavin Anderson. Australian businesses are watching closely Chinas economic development and with increasing foreign investment, consumers among the worlds most affluent, and an insatiable need for energy and commodities - what new opportunities are emerging in China?

CAsE studY: Group Buying: the scoopon story


JAROd BAKER, GM, scoopon In recent time, group buying websites have emerged as a major player in online shopping business. This new business model has little barriers to entry and has gained global attention, with more than 500 group-buying sites worldwide in 2010.

11:15 AM

What is Web 3.0 and why you should bother about it now
sAn MuRuGEsAn, director of BRitE Professional services, Australia Will Web 3.0 be a radical change in how we use the Internet? Is it the future or just another new buzzword? Web 3.0 will soon become reality, triggering an array of new powerful smart applications. Gain a multifaceted view, a glimpse of the new possibilities and potential impact on consumers and business.

Managing your Brand means managing your meaning


GuY tAYLOR, Partner / director of strategy byREPutAtiOn Fortune Magazine said In the 21st Century branding will be the only unique differentiator between companies. Problem is, with so much market noise its often hard for brands to maintain clarity. Building transparency and embedding a clear understanding of your brand in consumers minds is now the challenge. This fast-paced presentation will show you how.

Generation what? Managing and motivating your team


AVRiL hEnRY, Author and Management Consultant Move over Boomers - X, Y, Net Gen and Z have arrived with new expectations, dreams and concepts of work. Tailoring your leadership style for a blended generational workforce is challenging, but critical to getting the most from your team.

india 2025: Powerhouse of the sub-continent


nEViLLE ROACh AO, Chairman of the Advisory Board, tata Consultancy services Projected to be the third largest economy in the world by 2025, the Indian economy has an estimated growth of 8.5% in the current fiscal year. With 350 million middle class growing at over 11% per annum. Can you afford to remain away from such an attractive market like India?

innovation and opportunity capture: A structured approach


ROGER LA sALLE, Founder, Matrix thinking Learn how to inject innovation into your business model, with a structured approach to capture new ideas and turn them into commercial reality.

12:00 PM

next generation online experiences


MiChAEL KORdAhi, developer Evangelist, Microsoft Australia Unleash the wow factor. Emerging technologies will enable a new wave of online experience, creating challenges and opportunities alike. Discover the new devices and programs which are set to revolutionise consumer experience in coming years.

social brand or social business?


GAVin hEAtOn, Founder, servant of Chaos and director of social Media for the sAP Premier Customer network, north America The Social Construct is an overarching framework that is changing how we live, work and absorb information. Social businesses go beyond integrating social media into their marketing mix to transform the way they do business. How do you become a social business?

Building organisational resilience


JiM CuMMAnE Fmr Managing director, the Value Creation Group To emerge from the current economic challenge as an industry leader, you need to build match fitness in your leaders, your people and your organisation. Understand how to develop strategic resilience in your business, to help your business bounce back from adversity and thrive on the challenges faced.

Australia in the Asian century


KEn hEnRY special Adviser to the Prime Minister Looking to the future, understand the current and likely future course of economic, political and strategic change in Asia and the opportunities inherent for business that would result from a significant deepening of our engagement with Asia across the board.

Confessions from a serial innovator


EVAn thORnLEY, CEO, Better Place Australia Serial Innovators set out to create, to experiment, to inspire, to build on new ideas - and make them happen. Only when you act and when you implement, do you truly innovate. Join this serial innovator and entrepreneur, as he shares war stories from the front line of innovation.

12:45 PM

Lunch Exhibition Area

Panel discussion: Join Australian business leaders and entrepreneurs as they share the secrets to their business success, learnings and challenges faced along the way.
1:45 PM

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GiLLiAn FRAnKLin Founder and Managing director, the heat Group AdAM GAROnE CEO and Co-Founder of Movember ROB EMMEtt CEO and founder of MeeMeep.com PAuL McKEnnA Managing director, CiP international Keynote: Sponsored by PwC Prof MuhAMMEd Yunus Founder Grameen Bank and 2006 nobel Peace Prize winner
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in conversation: Celebrating Australian business success

2:45 PM

Plenary 2

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Fostering innovation and entrepreneurship: the founding of Grameen Bank

4:00 PM

disclaimer: At the time of publication, participants, speakers and the program are confirmed, however the Australian Chambers Alliance reserve the right to alter any part of this program without notice.

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