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Human value in the future of work Keynote speaker: Alex Badenoch, Group Executive,

Transformation and People, Telstra

Friday, 31 January 2019, 12.00pm to 2.00pm

ParkRoyal Parramatta

Agenda 11.45am Registrations

12.00pm Welcome Lee Kelly State Director NSW/ACT, CEDA

12.05pm Introduction Juliet Andrews Partner

EY

12.15pm Keynote address Alex Badenoch Group Executive, Transformation and People, Telstra

12.30pm Lunch

1.00pm Introduction Juliet Andrews

1.05pm Moderated discussion Alex Badenoch

Group Executive, Transformation and People, Telstra Angela Anasis Executive General Manager, Randstad Consulting Group ANZ Scott Johnston Acting NSW Public Service Commissioner, NSW Public Service

Commission Don Wright Head of Launch Pad Innovation Program, Western Sydney University 1.40pm Q&A session

1.55pm Vote of thanks Juliet Andrews

2.00pm Close

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Western Sydney University

Western Sydney University is a large, innovative and research-led university,

embedded in every major city across one of the most economically significant

and fastest growing regions in Australia.

Established in 1989, the University has nearly 200,000 alumni, 46,000 students

and 4,500 staff. ‘Western’ is ranked in the top two per cent of universities

worldwide, as well as the world’s top 100 universities under 50 years of age.

Over 50 per cent of the University’s students are the first in their family to attend

university, making it a truly transformative institution.

The University offers a growing range of flexible online degrees. Opened in early

2017, the University’s purpose-built, high-rise campus in Parramatta CBD is one

of Australia’s most technologically sophisticated teaching and research facilities.

‘Western’ followed in 2018 with a new high rise campus in downtown Liverpool.

The University will partner in 2022 with UNSW in the new Engineering Innovation

Hub in the Parramatta CBD with further joint ventures planned with the coming

Western Sydney Airport in a “Multiversity”.

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keynote speaker Alex Badenoch

Group Executive, Transformation and People, Telstra

In August 2016, Alexandra Badenoch re-joined Telstra to take up the role of

Group Executive Human Resources where she was responsible for providing

strategic advice and support to the Human Resources arm of the business. In

2018 Alex’s role expanded to include leading the delivery office of Telstra’s

company-wide T22 transformation strategy, an ambitious program to lead the

Australian market by simplifying its operations and product set, improving

customer experience and reducing its cost base. This is in addition to her

responsibility for simplifying the business structure and transforming how Telstra

works to become more customer focussed, agile and collaborative.

Prior to this, she was Director of Human Resources, Corporate Affairs and

Customer at Asciano, Australia’s largest rail and ports operator, and brings a

wealth of experience dealing with a highly diversified and international workforce.

Before joining Asciano, Alex worked at Telstra for more than five years as

Executive Director Organisational Development & Talent and Executive Director

HR for Telstra’s Consumer business, including BigPond and Telstra Country

Wide.

Known for her change management skills and ability to deliver strong

commercial outcomes, Alex has designed and implemented key initiatives to

drive successful change across multiple organisations, including Novell Inc. and

Coles Myer.

panelist Angela Anasis

Executive General Manager, Randstad Consulting

Group ANZ

Angela joined Randstad in 2006 and as Executive General Manager of

Randstad’s Consulting Group, leads a diverse team of senior professionals

including Randstad Sourceright ANZ, HR Consulting and the Talent Solutions

team in Australia. The team comprises subject matter experts and thought

leaders that span across employer branding, talent acquisition & management

strategies to managed service provider (MSP) solutions and recruitment process

outsourcing (RPO) solutions and beyond.

The Randstad Consulting Group is a global talent solutions leader, driving talent

acquisition and human capital management strategies for our clients. Angela

and her team help organisations discover and develop their "human intelligence

advantage" by quantifying the impact of talent strategies; she continuously taps

into global best practice across the globe merging 'tech and touch' solutions for

our clients.

Being at the forefront in terms of solution design, innovation, the future of work

trends, employment dynamics and changing employment landscape; Angela is

an active contributor and thought leader in this space and is dedicated to sharing

insights from our research and our programs across the public and commercial

sectors. Angela also conducts regular senior leadership boardroom meetings

and panel discussions to our key clients. Examples of the topics explored are

gender diversity, employer branding, workforce barometer updates, and

legislative changes to name a few.

Angela has a Bachelor Social Sciences Degree with a double Major in Industrial

Relations and Strategic Human Resource Management from the University of

New South Wales.

Angela is proud CEDA Trustee.

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panelist Scott Johnston

Acting NSW Public Service Commissioner, NSW Public

Service Commission

Scott joined the PSC in June 2014 after a long career in official statistics for both

the Australian Bureau of Statistics and the Office for National Statistics (UK),

where his focus was primarily economic statistics including prices and national

accounts. Scott has a Bachelor of Commerce degree and post graduate

qualifications in statistics and finance and investment. He also holds an

Executive Masters in Public Administration from the Australia and New Zealand

School of Government (ANZSOG) and the University of Sydney.

Scott has been acting in the role of NSW Public Service Commissioner since

October 2019. Prior to this he was Assistant Commissioner of the Performance

and Analytics Division. This Division provides workforce analytical support and

leadership to the PSC and the Sector, managing the various data assets that

are contained within the PSC. The Division also compiles the annual Workforce

Profile, sector wide reports including the State of the NSW Public Sector Report,

coordinates the People Matter Employee Survey and the annual Premier’s

Awards.

The Public Service Commissioner is an independent office holder.

panelist Don Wright

Head of Launch Pad Innovation Program, Western

Sydney University

Don Wright is the co-founder and Head of the Launch Pad Innovation program

at Western Sydney University which delivers support to Tech startup and high

growth SME businesses resulting in the creation of 150 new knowledge jobs

and the addition of over $100m value added to the regional Western Sydney

economy since 2016.

Don is actively working to grow entrepreneurial thinking across the region

through the development of a large-scale entrepreneurship training and

development program at WSU with an international focus that will connect

Western Sydney to innovation ecosystems in Asia, Europe and the US. With

original qualifications in Mechanical Engineering and an MBA in International

Business, Don is passionate about technology businesses and is driving a

strategy for the creation of tech specialisations in various key centres across

Western Sydney including an artificial intelligence and machine learning hub in

Parramatta.

Don has worked in a range of small and large engineering based firms and also

operated his own consultancy working globally in Aerospace and Defence with

industry and government to develop opportunities for Australian industry

participation in major global programs such as the 787 Dreamliner and Joint

Strike Fighter. Don is now working extensively to support WSU’s role in the

Western City and Aerotroplolis strategy including planning for the Multiversity

and WSU’s support for Industry 4.0 capability development in the local

manufacturing sector.

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facilitator Juliet Andrews

Partner, People Advisory Services, EY

Juliet has spent over twenty years advising organisations on their most complex

workforce challenges. Recently she has focused on the changing nature of work

as a result of technology, demography and globalisation and how we need to

respond as employers, educators, government and workers. She is a registered

psychologist and has a PhD in organisation and management.

Please note attendee names are provided to aid networking and should not be added to mailing lists without permission from the individual.

attendees Angela Anasis Executive General Manager Randstad Consulting Group ANZ Paul Andersen Program Director Development, Property & Logistics TAFE NSW Juliet Andrews Partner EY Fiona Anson Project Lead- Enterprise Learning University of Technology Sydney Kareena Assem Executive Manager, Registered Training Organisation Commonwealth Bank of Australia Alex Badenoch Group Executive, Transformation and People Telstra Nigel Bailey General Manager Strategy and Policy, TAFE NSW - Finance and Strategy Group TAFE NSW Steven Bernardi Dexter of Disruption Crazy Might Work Pty Ltd Liam Bristow Economic Research Analyst TAFE NSW Michael Broadhead Managing Director Folk Melinda Brown General Manager SkillsIQ Scott Brown Senior Account Manager SEEK

Fran Caratti Director EY LeeAnne Carson Future Skills Strategies Australian Institute of Management Duncan Challen General Manager, Business Development Celestino Pty Limited Carol Churches HR Director UTS Insearch Peter Cowan Senior Engagement Manager - Public Sector, Talent Solutions Randstad Cary Duffy NSW ACT State Manager Federal Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business Stuart Farwell Senior Coordinator, Short Programs Western Sydney University Mimi Flynn HR Officer NSW Department of Education Richard Griffiths Executive Director NSW Ministry of Health David Harris Chief Executive Officer WaterNSW Paul Hawkins Chief Combobulator Crazy Might Work Tessa Hermens Manager NSW Ministry of Health Eve Johnson Director, Business Development & Marketing EY

Scott Johnston Assistant Commissioner NSW Public Service Commission Dr Holly Kaye-Smith Senior Rich Media Developer Western Sydney University Yasmin King Chief Executive Officer SkillsIQ Laitia Koroiwasa Senior Business Development Officer Indigenous Business Australia Tamara Lee Director NSW Ministry of Health Daniel Lucas Executive Manager Safety, People and Performance Improvement WaterNSW Dr Liam Magee Senior Research Fellow Western Sydney University Kevin Maher National Manager, Government, Health and Education SEEK Dr Jen Mcpherson Senior Lecturer, Learning Transformations Western Sydney University Marcus Mellick Director Employee Experience and Talent NSW Department of Customer Service Tara Murphy General Manager icare NSW Skevi Panayi Director Federal Department of Employment, Skills, Small and Family Business

Michele Paphitis Director People & Culture NSW Department of Customer Service Matt Penfold Senior Relationship Manager SEEK Rebecca Pham Accelerator Manager Western Sydney University Morgan Popely Research Innovation Consultant Western Sydney University Megan Price Manager NSW Department of Education Inu Rana Senior Business Advisor, Launch Pad Program Western Sydney University Tom Ristoski Director Australian Catholic University David Roach Project Manager, 21C Western Sydney University Stephanie Rogers Policy Advisor Indigenous Business Australia Emma Scarf Research Manager Stockland Ann Schoefer Deputy Director of Partnerships & Engagement University of Technology Sydney Caroline Sellanes Principal Partner Sellanes Clark and Associates Annette Solman Chief Executive NSW Ministry of Health Yien Soo Manager EY

Tony Stephens Director NSW Treasury John Szabo Head of Partnerships University of Technology Sydney Debbie Thompson Learning & Performance Specialist UTS Insearch

Assoc Prof Danielle Tracey Research Theme Champion – Education and Work Western Sydney University Dr Andre Urfer Business Development Officer, REDI Western Sydney University Jennifer Warr GM People and Culture MTC Australia Nicole Watson Client Engagement Manager Randstad

Greg Whitby Executive Director NSW Department of Education Matt Whiteside Contact Centre Manager Stellar Asia Pacific Beth Winchester Manager People and Culture WaterNSW Kelly Wood Executive Director Revenue NSW

Don Wright Head of Launch Pad Innovation Program Western Sydney University Chris Youness Director of Employability and Graduate Success Western Sydney University Elizabeth Young Administration Officer Liverpool City Council Helen Zimmerman Board Member

CEDA NSW/ACT: February-March 2020

2020 Economic and Political Overview in Sydney

DATE Tuesday 12 February 2020, 9.45am- 2.00pm

VENUE Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney , 176 Cumberland Street, Sydney

SPEAKERS The Hon. Kevin Rudd AC, Former Prime Minister of Australia; David

Thodey AO, Chair, NSW-Federal Financial Relations Review; Terry Moran AC, Chair,

Centre for Policy Development; Tanya Smith, Principal, Nous

Supported by CEDA members: Asialink Business, Macquarie University

Business School and Stellar

2020 Economic and Political Overview in Canberra

DATE Friday, 14 February 2020, 9.30am to 2.00pm

VENUE National Press Club, 16 National Circuit, Barton

SPEAKERS Andrew Barr MLA, Chief Minister, Australian Capital Territory; Michael

Blythe, Chief Economist and Managing Director, Commonwealth Bank of Australia;

Arturo Bris, Professor of Finance, International Institute for Management

Development (IMD); Leanne Cover, Chief Executive Officer, Canberra Institute of

Technology

Supported by CEDA member: Nous

Accelerating research and development in NSW

DATE Thursday, 20 February 2020, 11.45am to 2.00pm

VENUE Rydges World Square, 389 Pitt Street, Sydney

SPEAKERS The Hon. Gabrielle Upton MP, NSW Parliamentary Secretary to the

Premier, NSW Government; David Gonski AC, Chair, NSW Accelerating R&D

Advisory Group; Professor Hugh Durrant-Whyte, NSW Chief Scientist and Engineer

Supported by CEDA member:s GHD Digital and ANSTO

Sydney 2050: Planning reform for growth

DATE Thursday 19th March 2020, 11.45am to 2.00pm

VENUE Four Seasons Hotel Sydney, 199 George Street, Sydney

SPEAKERS The Hon. Rob Stokes MP, NSW Minister for Planning and Public

Spaces

Supported by CEDA members GHD and Liverpool City Council

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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

Organisations join CEDA because CEDA delivers exposure to high level thought

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

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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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