The Roads Australia Forum is the premier networking event on the roads industry calendar. Over a full day meeting with sit down lunch, participants are briefed on the national state of play by the industry's key decision makers.
The meeting will be attended by CEO's and senior executives from over 80 companies and industry associations. Recent Forum meetings have been oversubscribed and it is advisable to book early.
8.30am Members Arrive
9.00am Business and Industry Economic Outlook (Mr Adrian Hart - BIS Shrapnel)
9.30am Road Funding and Financing - New Challenges in a changes global environment.
A panel of speakers will deliver the unique perspectives of their sectors:
10.15am Morning Tea
10.30am Road Funding and Financing (Mr Marko Misko, Partner Clayton Utz)
11.00am Peninsula Link and SEITA (Mr Ken Mathers, CEO SEITA) Click Here
12noon Pre Luncheon Drinks and Lunch (The Hon Tim Pallas Minister for Roads and Ports) View Presentation
2.00pm VicRoads Presentation (Mr Gary Liddle, CEO, VicRoads)
2.30pm What should the Priorities be for the Victorian Network?
Panel members with clear opinions give their perspective about the priorities for the network:
3.30pm Close
This event is proudly sponsored by VicRoads and SEITA.
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Companies represented were:
As Minister for Roads and Ports, Mr Pallas oversees Victoria's extensive roads network, road safety initiatives, our world-class ports and the implementation of The Victorian Transport Plan. He also has responsibility for logistics and marine issues.
The Minister is the Victorian representative on the Australian Transport Council – the peak body for Commonwealth, State, Territory and New Zealand Governments to coordinate and integrate transport and road policy issues.
Minister Pallas, Member for Tarneit, has taken up the new portfolio of Roads and Ports in the Victorian State Government. Before his election to Parliament, he was Chief of Staff to the Premier of Victoria, a position he held since October 1999 (after serving as Chief of Staff during Premier Bracks’ period as Leader of Opposition from March to October 1999).
Minister Pallas has also worked across a number of senior roles within the trade union movement, including Assistant Secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU). He previously worked in the Federated Storeman and Packers Union and its successor organisation, the National Union of Workers, as an Assistant General Secretary. He also served as the National Industrial Officer at the Federal Firefighters Union.
If you wish to make any special requests, modify or cancel your booking please contact Roads Australia directly.