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Delivering on Government priorities Speaker: Tim Reardon, Secretary, NSW Department of Premier
and Cabinet
Friday, 5 July 2019, 7.45am to 9.00am
CEDA Sydney Boardroom
agenda
7.45am Registrations
8.00am Welcome Paul McClintock AO National Chairman, CEDA
8.05am Introduction Geoff Stalley
Chief Growth Officer, Serco 8.10am Presentation
Tim Reardon Secretary, NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
8.35am Moderated discussion and questions
8.55am Breakfast Summation and Vote of Thanks Geoff Stalley
9.00am Close Paul McClintock AO
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sponsor
Event major sponsor
Serco
Serco Australia has its national office located in the Sydney CBD and we employ
more than 1100 people across NSW.
We will be the operator of the new Clarence Correctional Centre in Grafton which
will deliver $560m in economic benefits to the region over the next 20 years and
generate 1100 jobs in construction and up to 600 during operation. Both the
centre itself, and the programs in which inmates will participate, are designed
with the goals of reducing reoffending and making our communities safer.
We are proud to deliver NSW’s Transport Information Service for Transport for
NSW, where our innovations have increased the use of self-service options and
digital channels, improving customer service, reducing call times and costs. We
also provide services in NSW for the Federal Department of Immigration and
Border Protection and the Department of Defence. We operate a range of sites
in Sydney and NSW regions for these contracts.
Global scale, local expertise
Serco was founded in 1929 in the UK and is a FTSE top 250 company. We
employ more than 50,000 people worldwide.
The Serco Asia Pacific division employs around 9,000 people across Australia,
New Zealand and China.
In Australia, we have more than 30 years’ experience delivering essential public
services on behalf of our government clients. Our contracts are typically awarded
through a tender process based on factors including service quality, reliability,
safety record, price, innovation and experience.
Serco has been a member of CEDA since 2003.
speaker
Tim Reardon
Secretary, NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
Tim Reardon is the Secretary of the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet.
Since taking up the role in 2017, he has led delivering of the Government’s
priorities, for the people of NSW, including customer service, driving digital
technology, infrastructure delivery and transformation of the public service, with
a strong focus on implementation and accountability.
Prior to Premier and Cabinet, Tim was the Secretary, Transport where he
successfully led the Transport Cluster and its people on behalf of the NSW
community. Tim was responsible for the delivery of the largest transport
infrastructure and services pipeline, in a generation.
Tim has worked in both government and the private sector in NSW and
internationally. He is a ‘Condo-boy’ from Central West NSW and lives in Sydney
with his wife and two daughters.
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Facilitator
Geoff Stalley
Chief Growth Officer, Serco
Geoff is an entrepreneurial senior executive with consistent success in starting,
building, growing and improving the performance of businesses, both as a senior
advisor and as a business leader. His expertise spans corporate innovation and
growth, business strategy and execution, and major transformational change as
well as operational management and people leadership.
His key strengths include creating the strategic vision, delivering business value
through a strong results focus, and care for people and their development. Geoff
enjoys driving strategically-focused change and transformation, and has
considerable experience in helping businesses grow in new areas by adopting
emerging new technologies and ways of working that are disrupting traditional
business models.
Geoff’s roles have included Managing or Lead Partner positions for global
consulting businesses with full operational responsibilities, including building and
leading a team of over 350 consultants with revenues of $100m. His most recent
role was to lead a team that explored, refined and commercialised new ideas
into businesses or products that differentiated and created new revenue streams
for a major professional services firm. Over a three-year period his team
launched 12 products and three new businesses with net new revenue
opportunities of $200m.
Geoff recently joined Serco to lead and drive the growth agenda across Asia
Pacific. In this role he is helping the business realise its strategic opportunities to
leverage innovation and disruption to grow in new areas, with a particular
emphasis on developing and driving the ‘go to market’ strategy for new products
and services and/or new marketplaces.
Geoff is also a NED for iSelect; the Chair of a not for profit organisation focused
on the emotional wellbeing of children, Uplifting Australia; a member of the
Advisory Board for an online car sales business, Mogo; and a mentor to a
number of start-ups at Stone & Chalk. Geoff grew up in country New South
Wales, Australia, has lived and worked in many overseas locations and now lives
in Sydney with his wife, Liane.
attendees
Peter Achterstraat NSW Productivity Commissioner NSW Treasury Kenna Ackley Chief of Staff NSW Treasury Emmanuel Alfieris Executive Director - Government, Health, Education and Social Infrastructure Commonwealth Bank of Australia Ben Atkin Director TBH Anthony Benscher Managing Director Barton Deakin Paul Biviano Pre Contracts Manager NSW/ACT CPB Contractors Chantelle Bramley General Manager - Strategy, Regulation & Transformation Essential Energy Kirsty Burton Consultant Randstad Lee-Anne Carson Senior Manager, Industry Partnerships Deakin University Parita Choksi Senior Account Manager - Government, Health & Education SEEK Louise Clunies-Ross Manager, Partnerships and Development Asialink Business Kalinda Cobby Senior Lawyer Barangaroo Delivery Authority
Ria Cortes Team Leader Randstad Stuart Cosgriff Partner, Major Projects & Construction Clayton Utz Peter Cowan Senior Engagement Manager - Public Sector, Talent Solutions Randstad Margaret Crawford Auditor General of NSW Audit Office of New South Wales Lydia Crussell Team Leader Randstad Alison Cunningham Executive Director Office of the Secretary Transport for NSW Mike Cush Project Director, Transport Cardno Joe Dennis Executive Manager - Government Relations NBN Co Daniel Deutsch Senior Consultant Newgate Communications Bill Dobbie New Zealand Consulate-General Consulate-General of New Zealand Kris Durran Acting Manager Executive Services NSW Environment Protection Authority Mark Egelstaff Principal Industry Consultant, Government SAS
Tim Evans Corporate Affairs Director Serco Christine Evers Senior Client Relationship Manager TCorp Hugh Funder Senior Investment Specialist Austrade Braith Gilchrist Client Manager, Market Infrastructure Aurecon Group Lisa Harrington Executive General Manager, Stakeholder Relations AGL Anne Hayes Executive Director, Finance and Business Services, Group Rail Sydney Trains John Hewitt Manager Corporate Affairs Telstra Dianne Hill CEDA Individual Trustee Andrew Humpherson Director Barton Deakin Robin Jackson Acting ED, Project Advisory Infrastructure Australia Phillip Kelly Senior Adviser Newgate Communications Brad Kelman General Counsel Barangaroo Delivery Authority Daniel Kildea Senior Government Affairs & Policy Manager Johnson & Johnson
Hamish King Director TBH Adam Le Lievre Account Director Newgate Communications Sonja Lee Head of Marketing TCorp Andrew Lockie Policy and Project Officer NSW Treasury Paul Mahoney Executive General Manager, Government Spotless Claude Marais Senior Advisor InfraSol Group Paul McClintock AO Chairman NSW Ports Alex McDonald Principal Environmental Scientist WSP Stuart McKenzie General Manager, Pre-Contracts & Risk CPB Contractors Elizabeth Mildwater Director, Customer Technology and Services TRANSPORT FOR NSW Erin Mitchell Principal Consultant, Executive and Board Davidson Aldous Mitchell Director Partners in Performance Tabitha Mitchell Service Solution, Partnerships and Development Serco
Catherine Morgan General Counsel and Company Secretary iCare Solutions Philip Nicholls Client Director Transport NSW & ACT WSP Ryan Nyberg Senior Manager - Sales and Account Management | Transaction Banking ANZ Banking Group Wendy Oakes Senior Manager, Policy and Advocacy Heart Foundation Amelia O'Carrigan General Manager Randstad Kate O'Loughlin General Manager, Government Relations and Industry Affairs QBE Insurance Ellen O'Neill Client Relationship Manager Randstad Gayle Pacchini NSW Government Account Exec SAS
Svetlana Paunovic External Relations Manager, Corporate Affairs and People Australian Rail Track Corporation Tim Pittaway Partner RSM Joseph Pizzinga Chief Financial Officer WaterNSW Graham Pointer Key Account Manager (Planning and Strategy) WSP Peta Portelli Relationship Manager CSIRO Tim Reardon Secretary NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet Lana Sandas Director Alternative Justice Serco Francois Schmidt Principal InfraSol Group Martin Searle Practice Lead Interim Executive Davidson
Dr Peta Seaton Principal Consultant Strategic Consulting Katharine Seymour General Manager, Client Relationships TCorp Helen Shaw Chief Financial Officer Serco Adam Siddique Government & Regulatory Affairs ANZ Banking Group Jamie Simon Head of Enterprise and Government SEEK Jeff Sorrell Intergovernmental Affairs Adviser Port of Newcastle Jane Spring Assistant Commissioner, Capability and Leadership Strategy NSW Public Service Commission Geoff Stalley Chief Growth Officer Serco
Stephen Veness Group Manager, Projects and Operations Davidson Drew Waters Head of Partnerships and Development (NSW) Asialink Business Graeme Wedderburn Head of Corporate Affairs TransGrid Ferrah Wells Relationship Manager, Public Sector Westpac Katherine Williams Executive Officer NSW Treasury Trudy Witbreuk State Director, NSW Office Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Wright Business Development Director Folk Aimee Wright Business Development Executive Randstad Mark Zaraza Senior Manager, Sales SAS
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CEDA NSW/ACT: July-August 2019
Effects of temporary migration: population and workforce
DATE Tuesday 23 July 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
VENUE University of Technology Sydney, Level 8, Dr Chau Chak Wing
Building, 14-28 Ultimo Road, Ultimo
SPEAKERS Melinda Cilento, Chief Executive, CEDA, Peter Cully,First Assistant
Secretary, Small Business & Economic Strategy Division, Department of
Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business, Justin Gibbs, Practice Leader
and Director of Government Relations (Asia Pacific), Fragomen.
Supported by CEDA member Macquarie University
Population and Participation in a global city
DATE Friday 26 July 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
VENUE Amora Jamison Hotel
SPEAKERS Marika Calfas, Chief Executive Officer, NSW Ports; Andrew Head,
Chief Executive Officer, WestConnex; Graham Millett, Chief Executive Officer,
Western Sydney Airport
Supported by CEDA member GHD.
Priorities in value-based healthcare
DATE Friday 16 August 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
VENUE Hilton Hotel Sydney
SPEAKERS Dr Stephen Duckett, Health Program Director, Grattan Institute;
Dr Nigel Lyons, Deputy Secretary, Health Systems Strategy and Planning,
NSW Ministry of Health; Dr Zoe Wainer, Head of Public Health and Medical
Director, Bupa; and Leanne Wells, Chief Executive Officer, Consumers Health
Forum of Australia
Supported by CEDA member Medtronic
Priorities in value-based healthcare
DATE Friday 16 August 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
VENUE Hilton Hotel Sydney
SPEAKERS The Hon. Stuart Ayres MP, Minister for Jobs and Investment,
Tourism, and Western Sydney, Prof. Barney Glover AO, Vice-Chancellor and
President, Western Sydney University, Lyn Cobley, Chief Executive, Westpac
Institutional Bank
Supported by CEDA members Western Sydney University, PwC and
Westpac
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about CEDA
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sector membership. More than 750 of Australia’s leading businesses, organisations
and academic institutions from around the country are members of CEDA. For more
than 50 years, CEDA has delivered informed discourse and rigorous research to
influence good public policy for Australia’s economic and social development.
Membership
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leadership, timely briefings on issues of economic importance, access to
networking and brand reach through sponsorship and hosting opportunities. In
addition to high profile public events, CEDA also delivers regular member only
events for employees of member organisations and exclusive Trustee only
boardroom briefings for senior executives from member organisations. These
provide a unique opportunity for peer-to-peer knowledge exchange and for
speakers and attendees to talk candidly on issues.
Research and policy
CEDA’s only agenda is to pursue good public policy to progress Australia’s
economic and social development. Since 1960 CEDA has produced more than
3000 publications, research reports and articles highlighting emerging issues and
directions in a diverse range of policy areas. Research in 2019 will focus on
Australia’s long-term budget position, the effects of temporary migration, a survey
of Australian businesses on their approach to economic development, and new
approaches to addressing entrenched disadvantage.
For more information on CEDA membership, research and events please contact:
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