National Smart Cities Business Forum Brochure

SMART CITIES

EVENT PROGRAM

WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER

Conference

Business Awards Dinner

The competitive edge driving Australia’s smart cities

National Business Forum

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NATIONAL BUSINESS FORUMSUMMARY

3 Keynote Speakers Business, Academic & Government Officials Presentations, Case Studies & Panel Discussions Dinner & Business Awards with The Hon. Warren TRUSS, Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Infrastructure & Regional Development

LEADING INDUSTRY EXPERTS

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

THE HON. WARREN TRUSSDeputy Prime Minister & Minister

for Infrastructure & Regional Development

THE HON. ANDREW CONSTANCE MP

NSW Minister for Transport & Infrastructure

H.E. CHRISTOPHE LECOURTIER

Ambassador of France

BUSINESS AWARDS & DINNER SPONSORS

CONFERENCE SPONSORS

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Welcome Members, Guests and Partners,

On September 16 2015, for the very first time, the French-Australian Chamber of Commerce will hold a full-day National Business Forum dedicated to Smart Cities, to be concluded by the widely popular annual Business Awards Dinner.

The National Business Forum is a united initiative of Team France, led by the French-Australian Chamber of Commerce under the patronage of the Embassy of France to Australia and supported by Business France and the French Foreign Trade Advisor Group (CCEF).

This Forum aims to highlight the French-Australian relationship that drives Australia’s Smart Cities, through innovation, expertise and collaboration, bringing together a showcase of French-Australian profiles leading the major developments that drive Australia to its future.

Bringing together officials from the Australian Federal and State Governments including the Hon. Warren Truss, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, the Hon. Andrew Constance MP NSW Minister for Transport and Infrastructure, as well as Business leaders, researchers and industry experts, the Forum will encourage diverse and high-level discourse on a broad spectrum of topics each relating to Smart Cities.

Following on from the Forum, the Chamber will then celebrate the winners of the National Business Awards to recognise the most outstanding businesses contributing to Smart Cities in 2015.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Yours sincerely,

François RomanetChairman, French-Australian ChamberCEO, Safran Pacific

SMART CITIESNational Business Forum

The competitive edge driving Australia’s smart cities


REGISTRATION FEESPrices include GST

EVENT DETAILS

CONFERENCE----------------

LOCATIONNSW Trade and Investment

Level 47 MLC Centre,Martin Place Sydney

TIMEFrom 7am to 6:00pm

DINNER & BUSINESS AWARDS----------------

LOCATIONGrand Ballroom, Level 2

Sheraton on the Park161 Elizabeth Street

Sydney

TIMEFrom 6:30pm to 10:30pm

Wednesday 16 September

STANDARDMembers: $ 590

Non-Members: $ 700

DINNER ONLYMembers: $ 180

Table of 10: $ 1,620Non-Members: $ 210

Table of 10 for: $ 1,890

EARLY BIRD (book before 31-07-2015)

Members: $ 540Non-Members: $ 650

Sponsors

Sponsors


TIME SESSIONS&*Proposed Programme subject to change

7.00 - 7.15AM Registrations

7.15 - 7.25AM Welcome Speech by François Romanet, Chairman French-Australian Chamber of Commerce

7.25 - 8.15AM Opening Address by the Hon. Andrew Constance MP, NSW Minister for Transport and Infrastructure

8.15 - 8.30AMSESSION 1 | Keynote Address

by H.E. Christophe Lecourtier, Ambassador of France

8.30 - 9.00AMSESSION 2 | Smart Cities: from Concept to Reality

Speaker: Dr. Tim Williams, CEO, The Committee for Sydney

9.00 - 9.30AM

SESSION 3 | Brand and the Software of a Smart City

This session will show how Smart Cities are conceptualized.

Speaker:• Dr. Ric Simes, Director, Deloitte

9.30 - 10.00AM Morning Tea Break

10.00 - 10.40AM

SESSION 4 | Smart Transportation - Part 1

This session focuses on how to create Smarter Cities with the transport means of tomorrow by integrating light rail solutions into existing urban cityscapes.

Speakers:• Philippe Bouquet, Managing Director, Bouygues Construction Australia • Bernard Joyce, Country Commercial Director, Alstom Transport

10.40 - 11.00AM

SESSION 5 | Smart Transportation - Part 2

This session will present the SMTU, a transport authority which controls the public transport network of Noumea, New Caledonia.

Speaker:• Marc Zeisel, Director, SMTU


12.00 - 1.00PM Networking Lunch

1.00 - 2.00PM

SESSION 7 | Smart Grid & Utilities

This presentation will address the question of what future sustainable cities might be like, especially in terms of their infrastructure systems: water; energy; and waste. The discussion will include the linkages between systems, the role of the demand-side, barriers to implementation and disruption.

Chairman: Prof. Stuart White, Director - UTS Institute for Sustainable FuturesPanelists:• Vaughan Furniss, Managing Director, Engie, Cofely Australia• Joe Craparotta, VP Energy Business, Schneider Electric• Jeremy Daunay, Head of Innovation, Ijinus• Paul Banfield, Business Development Manager, Suez

2.00 - 3.00PM

SESSION 8 | Smart Telecommunications & Information Technology

Telecom and sensing technology plays a pivotal role in smart cities by collecting and communicating information about a city that forms the basis of smart city management. This panel will discuss the technical challenges and business opportunities presented by Smart Cities to telecom providers.

Chairman: Prof. Guoqiang Mao, Director - UTS Centre for Real-Time Information NetworksPanelists:• Catherine Caruana-McManus, Director Smarter Industries & Cities, Giant Ideas• Warren Lemmens, CTO Oceania, Alcatel-Lucent

3.00 - 3.30PM Afternoon Tea

11.00 - 12.00AM

SESSION 6 | Smart Mobility

This presentation will seek to better understand how cities may plot a path from today’s under capacity, underfunded and decelerating mobility environment to one of high vitality to deliver the transport of the future.

Chairman: Andrew McCusker, Director, Rail Logistics - UOW Smart Infrastructure FacilitySpeakers:• Benedicte Colin, CEO, Keolis Downer• Sam Keayes, Vice President, Secure Communications and Information Systems, Thales• Paul McBarron, Regional Director Oceania, Vinci Construction


3.30 - 4.30PM

SESSION 9 | Smart Mobile Community & Workforce

A smart workforce is more productive and more sustainable. Can smart and mobile technologies also bring about qualitative changes in our cities: new meaning and purpose in work, as well as new kinds of communities and families?

Chairman: Dr. Benjamin Johnston, Core Member Centre for Quantum Computation and Intelligent Systems Panelists:• Tristan Sender, CEO, GoGet Carshare• Leonie Kemp, Area Director & Marketing Director, Regus

4.30 - 5.30PM

SESSION 10 | Smart Healthcare & Demographics

Smart technologies and personalised treatments will be critical for improving healthcare in the cities of the future. As the general population and workforce ages and population growth declines, there will be an increasing drive to find ways in which older people can continue to make significant socio-economic contributions.

Chairman: Prof. Barry Brook, Environmental Sustainability at the University of TasmaniaPanelists:• Tim Ferris, Managing Director, Safran Morpho• John Sutherland, Chief Information Officer, Ramsay Health Care• Dominique Cheveau, Director, Noumea Regional Hospital • Dominique Michaud, Area General Manager, Starwood Hotels & Resorts, New Caledonia

5.30 - 6.00PM

Closing Keynote Presentation - Visions of the FutureSpeakers:• Prof. Barry Brook, Environmental Sustainability at the University of Tasmania• Alexandre Parilusyan, VP 3DS Business Transformation for Asia Pacific South, Dassault Systèmes

6.00 - 6.10PM Vote of Thanks by the Lead Sponsor

6.10 - 6.30PM Transfer to the Sheraton on the Park

6.30 - 8.30PM

Business Awards Dinner proudly supported by Etihad Airways & Peugeot

Address by The Hon. Warren Truss, Deputy Prime Minister,and Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development


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AN OVERVIEW OF OUR EXPERTS

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS

THE HON. ANDREW CONSTANCE MP, MINISTER FOR TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE, was elected to Parliament as the Member for Bega in 2003. In 2013 he became the Minister for Finance & Services. In 2014, following the election of the Baird Government, he was sworn in as Minister for Transport and Infrastructure. The Minister oversees some of the biggest infrastructure projects in the country, including the $8.3 billion North West Rail Link and Sydney Rapid Transit, which will see the construction of a second harbour rail crossing delivering more trains and faster services for the entire city.

CHRISTOPHE LECOURTIER, AMBASSADOR OF FRANCE, took up his position as Ambassador of France in July 2014. Before coming to Australia, he was the CEO of Ubifrance (French Agency for International Business Development). Prior to his posting as Chief Executive Officer of Ubifrance, Ambassador Lecourtier has served as Chief of staff and Special adviser to Mrs Christine Lagarde. He has a long career working for the Ministry of Economy, Finances and Industry, where he was adviser in charge of international economic relations.

THE HON. WARREN TRUSS MP DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER OF AUSTRALIA AND MINISTER OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, is also the longest serving leader of any political party in the Federal Parliament, having become Leader of The Nationals in 2007. Mr Truss became Minister for Transport and Regional Services in July 2005 and, in September 2006, was appointed Minister for Trade. Before entering Parliament, Mr Truss was a Kingaroy Shire Councillor from 1976 to 1990, including seven years as Mayor. He was Deputy Chairman of the Queensland Grain Handling Authority and a member of the State Council of the Queensland Graingrowers Association. At the 2013 federal election, Mr Truss led The Nationals to the Party’s best electoral result in 30 years.

BUSINESS EXPERTS

PAUL BANFIELD, SUEZ, and has nearly 20 years’ experience in providing ‘Smart Water’ solutions across Australia and South East Asia. He is responsible for the range of Advanced Solutions which form the core of the SUEZ environnment’s smart cities strategy. Before joining SUEZ environnement, he spent some time with a ‘Big data’ Israeli start-up, where he gained invaluable insight to the power of translating data into confident decision making.

PHILIPPE BOUQUET, BOUYGUES CONSTRUCTION AUSTRALIA, is managing director in Australia since 2011. Philippe joined Bouygues in 1986, since which time he has worked on major civil engineering and tunnelling projects in Europe, Africa, Hong Kong, China and Australia. These include the MTRC Contracts 703, 820 and 821, Cairo Metro and the Sheung Shui Rail Tunnel. Major road and rail projects in Australia include the Go Between Bridge in Brisbane, Glenfield Transport Interchange and North Strathfield Rail Underpass, both in Sydney and most recently the North Connex road tunnel also in Sydney.

CATHERINE CARUANA-MCMANUS, GIANT IDEAS, is the Director of Giant Ideas, an advisory firm focused on Smart Cities, intelligent asset management and the new energy economy. As an urban planner and economist with over 25 years experience across the IT, telecommunications, government and urban development sectors, Catherine is leading an active discourse with global city leaders on how we can improve the productivity and liveability of our cities and regions through the use of Big Data & Analytics and smart ICT in infrastructure.

DOMINIQUE CHEVEAU, NOUMEA REGIONAL HOSPITAL,, started as Human Resources Director and then became Director of New Caledonia Hospital in 2011. Dominique started his career working as CFO for Basse-Terre Hospital and became Director of the Saint Barthelemy Hospital. He then worked as Human Resource Director for the Valence Hospital before coming to New-Caledonia.


BENEDICTE COLIN, KEOLIS DOWNER, was appointed as CEO of Keolis Downer in October 2014, following appointment as interim CEO in July 2014. Benedicte has a depth of experience in the development and delivery of Public Private Partnerships (PPP), including experience working on the largest PPP to be undertaken in Australia. Benedicte previously held the position as Refinancing Project Manager - General Counsel & Company Secretary for Aquasure and the Victorian Desalination Project. Immediately prior to holding this role Benedicte was Chief Counsel Project and Company Secretary for Keolis Downer. Benedicte was appointed to that role in March 2014.

JOE CRAPAROTTA, SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC, began his career in the IT industry where he was fortunate enough to have experienced many of the technological convergence shifts seen in the industry to date. Joe’s current role, Vice President of the Energy Business, sees him leading a business unit heavily involved in the convergence of technology and energy networks and is responsible for helping energy and infrastructure providers prepare for a changing future.

JEREMY DAUNAY, IJINUS, is a French entrepreneur who has been launching French innovations in the Oceania region since 2009. Jeremy represents French Innovative SME’s and specializes in niche products. Jeremy’s all-round set of commercial skills, strengthened by a strong analytical mind allow him to address and work with a large number of stakeholders across a broad range of industries.

TIM FERRIS, MORPHO AUSTRALIASIA, is Managing Director and is based in Sydney Australia. He is an expert in bringing together identity, technology and process to help improve the security of nations and their infrastructure. A key focus is on creating win-win long-term engagements with clients that provide genuine outcomes and a platform for change.

VAUGHAN FURNISS, COFELY AUSTRALIA, is managing director. Vaughan is a widely respected international practitioner of decentralised, low and zero carbon energy systems. He is a Chartered Professional Engineer, with more than 15 years direct experience within energy and related sectors, being employed by ENGIE (ENGIE is the new name of GDF Suez) in its Energy Services business line since 2005, as Commercial Manager for COFELY District Energy (UK)/Utilicom Limited and now as Managing Director, for the Branch’s Cofely Australia business.Vaughan has extensive experience in the development and delivery of decentralised energy schemes (precinct and citywide scale), including design, project finance, contractual and partnership structures with public and private sectors needed to bring these complex projects to life.

BERNARD JOYCE, ALSTOM TRANSPORT, is Managing Director. Prior to leading the Transport operations in Australia, Bernard held senior management positions at Alstom in a number of international locations, including General Manager, Mainlines China, delivering major high speed trains and locomotive projects in China; Managing Director, India, managing Alstom Transports operations in India and developing major rolling stock, signalling and concession projects and was Managing Alstom’s rapidly developing signalling operations in China based in Shanghai and supporting Alstom’s traction equipment joint venture as a Director.

SAM KEAYES, THALES, during his varied career, he has worked as management consultant, public servant and business leader – in locations as varied as Kenya, Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq, UK, USA & Australia. Sam joined Thales in 2007, initially serving on Thales UK’s board as VP Strategy & External Relations, then leading Thales UK’s Critical Infrastructure Protection, Surveillance & Protection, Network Security, Cyber Security and Consulting businesses, before being appointed VP Secure Communications & Information Systems for Thales

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Australia in March 2015. Sam has an MA from St John’s College, Cambridge, an MBA from Cranfield University and has served as a Trustee of the Royal United Services Institute in London – the world’s oldest defence policy think-tank.

LEONIE KEMP, REGUS, has held a range of senior roles in General Management and Sales over a 20 year career. In 2014, Leonie moved to Regus into the role of Area Director and Marketing Director where she manages the growth and profitability of a cluster of Regus centres across the Sydney Metro area and Marketing for Regus in Australia and New Zealand.

WARREN LEMMENS, ALCATEL-LUCENT, is a regional Chief Technology Officer. Warren has over 35 years industry experience and for the past 10 years has consulted extensively across Asia-Pacific. He specialises in transformational digital services solutions for Communication Service Providers, Media and ICT businesses. In early 2015 Warren became CTO for the Oceania Region as part of Alcatel-Lucent’s global SHIFT toward strategic markets. Warren developed his early career in Australia at a time of massive industry deregulation and technology change.

PAUL MCBARRON, VINCI CONSTRUCTION, is Regional Director Oceania. After gaining experience as an Operations Manager and Business Development Manager for the various Vinci companies across varied industry sectors in Australia, Malaysia, Indonesia Vietnam and Hong Kong, Paul was appointed Director of Freyssinet Australia in 1996 and then created the specialist offshoot, Menard Bachy in 2004. Today, Paul role for the group has transitioned into a regional director for Vinci Construction in Oceania developing strategic partnership to allow the growth of the group in Oceania region. Today, VINCI is a global player in concessions and construction, employing more than 185,000 people in some 100 countries. Vinci is listed at Euronext’s Paris stock exchange and is a member of the CAC 40 index.

DOMINIQUE MICHAUD, STARWOOD HOTELS & RESORTS NEW CALEDONIA, is the Area General Manager, and has nearly 30 years of experience in the hotel trade, a large part of his career being within Starwood (Paris, London, Brussels, Tahiti & Noumea) and Intercontinental (Paris).Back in New Caledonia since 2010, he participated to the opening of Sheraton New Caledonia Deva Spa & Golf Resort, main development of the Domaine de Deva.

ALEXANDRE PARILUSYAN, DASSAULT SYSTEMES, is the Vice-President of Business Transformation in Asia Pacific South. Alexandre held several instrumental positions in enterprise sales management and business transformation in the Aerospace, Transportation and Automotive industries at ComputerVision, EADS and SIEMENS prior to joining Dassault Systèmes in 2010. He has in-depth knowledge on the smart cities domain, exemplified by his interaction for the Virtual Singapore project on 3DEXPERIENCity platform and has developed many innovative solutions in sustainability and mobility for governments and enterprises.

FRANCOIS ROMANET, SAFRAN PACIFIC, is the CEO and Country Delegate for all Safran activities in the Region. Safran is comprised of three core businesses: Aerospace (Snecma, Turbomeca, Messier Bugatti Dowty, Aircelle, Labinal), Defense (Sagem) and Security (Morpho). In 2010 Francois commenced the role of CEO for Safran Pacific. He is responsible for directing strategic sales, marketing, financial and business development activities for Safran in the Asia/Pacific region. He is also leading the company’s government relations across the Region. Francois is the President of the French-Australian Chamber of Commerce. He is also a member of the French Foreign Trade Advisors (Australian Committee) for the French Government.

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TRISTAN SENDER, GOGET CARSHARE, is CEO of the company. Under Tristan’s leadership, GoGet has grown from a small startup with less than 5,000 members to more than 65,000 and 2,000 cars across Australia as carshare has become an integral part of urban life. He has helped GoGet forge partnerships with IKEA, residential developers, businesses and government, and overseen GoGet’s research into autonomous vehicles and OneWay carshare.

DR. RIC SIMES, DELOITTE, is one of Australia’s best-known economists and a regular media-commentator on economic trends, financial sector regulation and government policy changes. For almost a decade, Ric has led the Sydney practice of Access Economics, now part of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. He provides economic advice across a range of industries including financial markets, the digital economy, transport, regional development and indigenous affairs.

JOHN SUTHERLAND, RAMSAY HEALTH CARE, is the Chief Information Officer since December 2014. Prior to this, John was the CIO for Cochlear. With twenty five years’ business experience working in both the United Kingdom and Australia, John has held various roles across a range of industries including civil engineering, aerospace, manufacturing and distribution, contract research, construction, government, telecommunications, retail, life sciences and most recently, healthcare.

DR. TIM WILLIAMS, THE COMMITTEE FOR SYDNEY, is Chief Executive Officer since November 2011. Since coming to Australia in October 2010, Tim has become recognised as a leading thinker about high speed broadband and the impact of digital media on communities, public services and businesses. His ground-breaking report, ‘Connecting Communities: the impact of broadband in the UK and its implications for Australia’, was launched at the National press Club in Canberra in February 2011. It was commissioned by Huawei, the world’s second largest telecommunications company.

MARC ZEISEL, SMTU, directed numerous infrastructure projects servicing local authorities across numerous countries, during an extensive international career in the private sector. Marc worked as CEO of JCDecaux Australia and established a 20 years street furniture contract with the City of Sydney. Since 2014, he is deputy mayor of the City of Noumea in charge of transport, road traffic and public space as well as President of the Greater Noumea transport authority (SMTU) mainly in charge of managing the BRT project.

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ANDREW MCCUSKER, RAIL LOGISTICS, is a highly experienced Executive Director. Andrew is presently Rail Logistics Director at the rail research institute of SMART a research & management Facility where he leads simulation and modelling, and management research in rail research and other infrastructure. In this role he has provided direct support to the Government of NSW on network development and in the railway reform process including Ministerial support. He is currently assisting the SydneyTrains executive in developing and steering a global business improvement program to take the company beyond the goals of the 2011 reform restructuring aimed at delivering substantial cost coverage uplift and service performance improvement.

PROF. STUART WHITE, UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY, is Director of the Institute for Sustainable Futures where he leads a team of researchers who create change towards sustainable futures through independent, project‐based research. With over thirty years experience in sustainability research, Professor White’s work focuses on achieving sustainability outcomes for a range of government, industry and community clients across Australia and internationally.

ACADEMIC EXPERTS

PROF. BARRY BROOK, UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA, is an ecologist, modeller and Professor of Environmental Sustainability. He previously held the Sir Hubert Wilkins Chair of Climate Change at the University of Adelaide. An ISI Highly Cited author, he has published three books, over 280 refereed papers, and regularly writes popular articles for the media. His work focuses on the causes and consequences of environmental change, analysis of energy systems for carbon mitigation, and models of the synergies of human interactions with the biosphere.

DR. BENJAMIN JOHNSTON, QUANTUM COMPUTATION AND INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS, is passionate about using artificial intelligence and analytics to create socially-aware robots and other technologies that enhance productivity, efficiency and satisfaction both in the workplace and at home. He is the recipient of several major grants, is a reviewer for top conferences and journals in artificial intelligence, has developed high-level analytics training for a bank, has over 25 publications and recently chaired the international conference on social robotics, held in Sydney for the first time last year.

PROF. GUOQIANG MAO, UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY, holds the position of Professor of Wireless Networking, Director of Center for Real-time Information Networks at the University of Technology Sydney. He is an internationally recognised research leader in telecommunications, sensor networks and their applications in smart cities. He has more than 100 publications and completed a large number of academic and industry grants in the field. He is an editor of the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology and a co-chair of IEEE Intelligent Transport Systems Society Technical Committee on Communication Networks.

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ONLINE REGISTRATIONSAttendees are encouraged to register online athttp://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/national-smart-cities-business-forum-business-awards-dinner-tickets-17667538082

REGISTRATION INCLUSIONS

• Participation in the full technical program.• Pre-conference breakfast with the Hon Andrew

Constance MP, NSW Minister for Transport and Infrastructure.

• All refreshments during conference hours, including a light lunch, morning and afternoon tea.

• Conference dinner with Warren Truss, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development.

EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONAll registrations received and paid for on or prior Friday 31 July 2015 will be entitled to an early bird discount.

ATTENDEES LISTA list of attendees will be available for viewing to assist with networking. Please indicate on the registration form if you do not want your name included on the list.

CONFIRMATION OF REGISTRATIONConfirmation will be provided via email upon full payment of registration fees.

CONFERENCE VENUENSW Trade & InvestmentLevel 47 MLC Centre, Martin Place232 Castlereagh Street NSW 2000 AustraliaThe Conference will be held at the NSW Trade & Investment from 7.00am.

BUSINESS AWARDS DINNER VENUEThe Business Awards dinner that will follow the conference will be held at the Sheraton on the Park from 6.30pm.

DRESS CODESmart casual attire is suitable for the duration of the conference program, including the dinner.

FURTHERINFORMATION


GETTING THERENATIONAL BUSINESS FORUMNSW Trade & InvestmentLevel 47 MLC Centre, Martin Place232 Castlereagh Street NSW 2000 Australia

BUSINESS AWARDS DINNERSheraton on the ParkGrand Ballroom, Level 2 161 Elizabeth St, NSW 2000 Australia

PARKING

NATIONAL BUSINESS FORUMParking is accessible within the MLC Centre. The entry is via King Street, next to the Theater Royal. For more information, see the following link: http://www.mlccentre.com.au/Core/Content/Location,ParkingAndHours/Content1444.aspx BUSINESS AWARDS DINNERSheraton on the Park1h: $30, 2h: $65, 3h+: $85

ALTERATION AND CANCELLATION POLICYThe French-Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry reserves the right to alter, amend or cancel all or any of the arrangements contained in the program. It is a condition of acceptance of registration that an administration fee of 20% of the registration fee will be charged for cancellation 48 hours before the event date. The Chamber cannot accept responsibility for attendees’ late transport arrivals or non-arrivals due to delays.

BECOME A MEMBERTake advantage of the special new member introductory offer. Contact us to discuss about the benefits you will be able to get.

ENQUIRIESFor further regarding this event, please contact the NSW Events Team on (02) 9099 1320 or [email protected].

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The French-Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FACCI) was founded in 1899. At the time, Australia’s trade relations with France were almost solely dependent on the export of wool. More than a century later, this relationship now includes a host of many other industries.

The French-Australian Chamber is an independent not-for-profit organisation governed by 19 Board of Directors and comprising more than 600 members. Our head office is based in Sydney and we also have five other Chapters and offices in Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra, and Adelaide.

The Chamber is affiliated to CCI France International, a worldwide network of 112 French Chambers operating in 82 countries.

The Chamber’s main mission is to promote our members and support French companies succeed in Australia through information, networking and business support services.

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