Australian British Infrastructure Catalyst 2018

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1 in partnership with SYDNEY PLUS PRE AND POST SITE VISITS SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA PURPOSE The Australian Catalyst is designed to facilitate and promote the exchange of ideas and experience in the infrastructure sector in Australia and the UK Participants in the programme will include industry leaders from Australia and the UK including i nfrastructure experts, financiers, government representatives, and major project proponents OBJECTIVES Supporting the business objectives of the Australian and infrastructure sectors. Aligning the Australian and infrastructure sectors through shared best practice against a backdrop of advancing technology, Brexit and a potential future free trade agreement TOPICS Affordable housing Airports City Deals City Shaping Freight Passengers People Places Road Rail Energy Generation Technology as a Driver of Integrated Cities Urban Regeneration FOR MORE INFORMATION & SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Australian Chamber of Commerce Suite 2, Level 15, 3 Spring Street Sydney NSW 2000 Andrew Turnbull aturnbull@britishchamber.com David McCredie dmccredie@britishchamber.com

2 Monday 8th October Pre Catalyst Site Visits Sydney Metro North West Parramatta Square Moorebank Intermodal Indicative Programme One Economy Two Airports Three Cities Delivering Integrated Infrastucture building coherent services for users Tuesday 9th October 07:45 Registration 08:15 Catalyst and Sponsor Welcome Paul Lewis, Chairman ABIC Peter Regan, CFO, Transport for NSW Breakfast - Altitude Restaurant, Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks 9:00 Sydney s Centre of Gravity is moving West Keynote address: The Hon Andrew Constance MP, Minister for Transport &, NSW 9:20 London s Centre of Gravity is moving East Keynote address: Mike Brown MVO, Commissioner, Transport for London 9:40 Moving the Centre of Gravity: The impact of mega projects on growth and productivity Keynote address: Brendan Bechtel - Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Bechtel Group, Inc. 10:30 Barangaroo Site Visit 11:30 Hosted by Lendlease Level 13, Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo John Burton OBE, Managing Director, Urban Regeneration, Lendlease 11:45 Led Development Keynote: The Hon Stuart Ayres MP, Minister for Western Sydney 12:05 Placemaking Transforming Precincts with People as the Priority Stakeholder People led Placemaking as problem solvers and delivery partners Tuesday 9th October... / Continued Developer led Placemaking with a vision Projects as a Catalyst Successful places as the guiding principle for transport and land use Dr Anne Kerr, Global Head of Cities, Mott MacDonald Suresh Cuganesan, Professor and CEO, The John Grill Centre for Project Leadership Moderated by Kylee Anastasi, Partner, PwC Suresh Cuganesan, Professor and CEO, The John Grill Centre for Project Leadership Dr Anne Kerr, Global Head of Cities, Mott MacDonald John Burton OBE, Managing Director, Urban Regeneration, Lendlease 13:15 Lunch & Keynote The Hon Alan Tudge MP, Minister for Cities, Urban and Population, VIC 14:00 Airport Centric Development & Multi Modal Hubs Airport led development Case Study Declan Collier, Managing Director, European Airports Association Michael Burns, Global Aviation Leader, PWC Ian Guy, Practice Leader- Aviation (Asia Pacific and Australiasia), Mott Macdonald Moderated by Michael Burns, Global Aviation Leader, PWC Declan Collier, Managing Director, European Airports Association *Programme subject to change

3 Tuesday 9th October... / Continued Ian Guy, Practice Leader- Aviation (Asia Pacific and Australiasia), Mott Macdonald Eli Walter, Western Sydney Airport Engineering Manager, Bechtel Michael Cummings, Partner. Global, AMP Capital 15:30 Afternoon Tea 15:45 Integrated Transport How will we transform capital investment and operating costs into customer service, choice and improved user experience. Mobility as a service; Impacts; Benefits; Autonomous vehicles; Payments; Partnership. Tony Braxton Smith, Deputy Secretary (Customer Services), Transport for NSW Howard Collins OBE, Chief Executive, Sydney Trains Jim Hassell, Group CEO and Executive Director, BAI Communications Moderated by David Rolls, National Development Director- Property, Lendlease Tony Braxton Smith, Deputy Secretary (Customer Services), Transport for NSW Howard Collins OBE, Chief Executive, Sydney Trains Jim Hassell, Group CEO and Executive Director, BAI Communications 17:00 Harbour Cruise Welcome Reception King Street Wharf, Lime St, Sydney Wednesday 10th October 8:30 Master Development Partner Models: Rail led development: Case Study: Euston HS2 Prof. Andrew McNaughton Strategic Technical Advisor, HS2 Moderated by Howard Collins OBE, Chief Executive, Sydney Trains Steve Allen, CFO HS March 2018 Prof. Andrew McNaughton Strategic Technical Advisor, HS2 Jonathan Emery, Managing Director Property Europe, Lendlease Wednesday 10th October../cont 10:30 Morning Tea 11:00 Communications & Cyber Physical Systems Leading Practice from Australia and the UK 5G M2M and D2D networks, Multimodal pervasive services, Mobile Clouds, Security and Privacy, Physical-Layer Security Cyber Physical Systems - Smart Cities, Industry 4.0, Smart manufacturing, Smart maintenance, Autonomous vehicles, Systems interoperability, Security architectures for CPS, Cyber-security for CPS, Urban transportation system security, CPS education Internet of Things - Global Internet connectivity for the IoT, Mobility, geo-fencing and geo-location for IoT, Internet of Things Experimentation s, Green technologies for the IoT Mobile connectivity is a necessity 12:45 Lunch Mike Mrdak, Secretary, Department of Communications and the Arts Andy Green, Commissioner, National Commission, UK Deena Shiff, Board member, Australia & Chair,BAI Communications Moderated by Mohammad Chowdhury, Partner, PwC Mike Mrdak, Secretary, Department of Communications and the Arts Andy Green, Commissioner, National Commission, UK Deena Shiff, Board member, Australia & Chair,BAI Communications 13:30 Energy - The electrification of everything The future is digital, therefore it is also electric. A fundamental re-think of energy and climate policies is required. The decarbonisation of energy is unstoppable and technology will eventually solve the climate problem. The optimization of the energy value change Smart transmission and distribution networks Green energy, green finance. *Programme subject to change

4 Wednesday 10th October../cont The Hon Angus Taylor MP, Federal Minister for Energy (invited) David J Wilson, Chief Innovation Officer, Principal Vice President, Bechtel Lawrence Slade, Chief Executive, Energy UK Dr Kerry Schott AO, Chair, Moorebank Intermodal Company and Chair, Energy Security Board and Chair, Assurance Board, Sydney Metro Graham Bradley AM, Chair NSW and Chairman, Energy Australia Moderated by Fiona Holyoake, Managing Director, Principal, PwC 15:30 Afternoon Tea 17:00 UK Briefing Conference Executive Summary to delegates & politicians National Maritime Museum, Pyrmont 18:30 Catalyst dinner Endeavour Pavilion National Maritime Museum Thursday 11th October Hosted by Lendlease Level 13, Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo 08:15 Connecting Cities & Regions Regional Connectivity - the hub & spoke network will change rail travel for the next 100 years. A new way of thinking in commuting and service delivery. Thursday 11th October../Cont 10:00 Inland Rail - A case study - How we can deliver a Nation Building Project. Inland Rail is a once-in-ageneration project connecting regional Australia to domestic and international markets, transforming the way freight is moved around the country. Keynote address: Richard Wankmuller, CEO, ARTC 10:30 Morning Tea Inland Rail Program 11:00 Connecting Cities & Regions and goods with markets: Developments in Intermodal and Multimodal Transportation and creating efficiencies in the freight supply chain Philip Davies, Chair, Australian Logistics Council Jim Modrouvanos, ASA Executive Director, Transport for NSW Moderated by Robert Williams, Partner, PwC Philip Davies, Chair, Australian Logistics Council Jim Modrouvanos, ASA Executive Director, Transport for NSW Ailie MacAdam, Managing Director Bechtel Australia, Global Sector - Rail Lead Richard Wankmuller, CEO, ARTC Inland Rail Program 12:00 Public Private Partnership- leading practice for Integrated Finance & Investment Peter Regan, CFO, Transport for NSW Steve Allen, CFO HS March 2018 Dr. Steven Kennedy, Secretary DIRD Prof. Andrew McNaughton, Strategic Technical advisor, HS2 Martin Rowark, Director Crossrail International Dr. Steven Kennedy, Secretary DIRD Prof. Andrew McNaughton, Strategic Technical advisor, HS2 Tim Raimond, Executive Director Future Transport, Transport for NSW 09:30 Acquiring Benefits - Best Procurement Practice Keynote address: Martin Rowark, Director, Crossrail International Peter Regan, CFO, Transport for NSW Steve Allen, CFO HS March 2018 Michael Cummings, Partner. Global, AMP Capital Catherine Black, Managing Director, Social and Cities, and Project Finance Agency 13:00 Delivering Integrated - building coherent services for users Keynote address: The Hon Melinda Pavey MP, Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight, NSW Government 13:30 Catalyst Conclusion and Lunch MORE INFO CONTACT: Andrew Turnbull ph: aturnbull@britishchamber.com

5 Friday 12th October (By Invitation only) Melbourne 08:00 Breakfast with Victorian Opposition Shadow Ministers 09:45 Melbourne Metro 11:00 Melbourne Quarter 12:30 Lunch with Vic Government Melbourne Cricket Ground 13:00 Urban regeneration - Fishermans Bend Paul Byrne, General Manager, Fishermans Bend Task Force. Fishermans Bend is the largest urban regeneration project in Australia 14:00 Close Victorian and UK infrastructure experiences - Comparison to the UK : Mike Brown MVO, Commissioner, Transport for London Michel Masson, CEO, Victoria Jeroen Weimar, CEO, Public Transport Victoria MORE INFO CONTACT: Andrew Turnbull ph: aturnbull@britishchamber.com

6 TITLE: FIRST NAME: LAST NAME (inc Post Nominals) POSITION: ORGANISATION: ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: POST CODE: TELEPHONE: MOBILE: PA/EA DIETARY OR MOBILITY REQUIREMENTS: Registration: (all prices are in Australian dollars.10% GST will be added to Australian Delegate registrations) ABCC Member $ (+GST) Non-Member $ (+GST) Accommodation - Accommodation and flights are NOT included in the above price. A group rate has been set up at the Shangri-La Hotel Cumberland St, Sydney NSW 2000 at AUD$330 with breakfast. Click here to book, or follow the instructions below. Go to the Shangri-La website Select the appropriate hotel and enter all the necessary stay requirements like check-in date, check-out date, number of rooms, adults and children. 2. Under the Special Rate area, select Group Code and enter the Group Code ABC Click the Check Availability button to continue. 4. If all the search criteria are correct and rooms are still available for the group, the group rate will be returned in the availability search result. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to complete the online booking. Payment details Please send me an invoice for registration only I have/will pay by direct debit. Bank : ANZ Name: Australian Chamber of Commerce BSB: Account Number: Please include your Surname as reference, and send remittance to : aturnbull@britishchamber.com Please use the following credit card for my registration fee Please charge the following credit card: Mastercard: Visa: Amex: *Amex attracts a 4.35% surcharge Card Number: Expiry Date / CCV No. Total Paid $ Signature Cardholders name RETURN YOUR FORM TO THE ABCC: catalyst@britishchamber.com Cancellations: If you are unable to attend, a substitute delegate is welcome at no extra charge. Cancellations must be notified to the Australian Chamber of Commerce in writing. Where no substitute is available a fee of $200 (incl GST) will be deducted from your registration fee for cancellations made before 9 September No refunds will be made for cancellations received from 9 September Our Privacy Policy: By registering for this event, relevant details will be held on a database by the Australian Chamber of Commerce. An attendee list will be provided to all participants (name, position and organisation only). If you do not wish your information to be used in this manner, please advise the Chamber. Australian Chamber of Commerce Suite 2, Level 15, 3 Spring Street Sydney NSW 2041 t w ABN