Australian British Infrastructure Catalyst 2018 in Partnership With

Australian British Infrastructure Catalyst 2018 in partnership with

9-11 October 2018 SYDNEY

PLUS PRE AND POST SITE VISITS

PURPOSE OBJECTIVES The Australian British Infrastructure Supporting the business Catalyst is designed to facilitate and objectives of the Australian and TOPICS promote the exchange of ideas and British infrastructure sectors. Affordable housing experience in the infrastructure sector in Aligning the Australian and British infrastructure sectors Airports Australia and the UK through shared best practce City Deals | City Shaping Participants in the programme will against a backdrop of advancing Freight | Passengers include industry leaders from technology, Brexit and a potential People | Places | Road | Rail Australia and the UK including i Energy Generation future free trade agreement nfrastructure experts, financiers, Technology as a Driver of government representatives, and Integrated Cities Urban major project proponents Regeneration Water

Australian British Chamber of Commerce FOR MORE INFORMATION & Suite 2, Level 15, 3 Spring Street SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Sydney NSW 2000

Andrew Turnbull +61 400 695 204 [email protected] David McCredie +61 450 735 435 [email protected] www.britishchamber.com Australian British Infrastructure 9-11 October 2018 Catalyst 2018 Sydney, Australia Indicative Programme One Economy | Two Airports | Three Cities Delivering Integrated Infrastucture building coherent services for users

Monday 8th October

Pre Catalyst Site Visits ▶▶ Moorebank Intermodal ▶▶ Sydney Metro (North West)

Tuesday 9th October Tuesday 9th October ... / Continued 08:00 Registration

08:15 Welcome 12:05 Placemaking – Transforming Precincts ▶▶ Paul Lewis, Chairman ABIC with People as the Priority Stakeholder

08:15 Breakfast - Altitude Restaurant, Panel Discussion Shangri-La Hotel, 176 Cumberland Street, Moderated by Kylee Anastasi, Partner, PwC The Rocks ▶▶ People led Placemaking as problem 08:15 Building Three Cities - solvers and delivery partners Sydney’s Centre of Gravity is moving west ▶▶ Developer led Placemaking with a vision ▶▶ Projects as a Catalyst Keynotes: ▶▶ Successful places as the guiding principle for transport and land use ▶▶ The Hon Andrew Constance MP, Minister for Transport & Infrastructure Keynotes: NSW ▶▶ Clare Gardner-Barnes, Deputy Secretary ▶▶ Mike Brown MVO, Commissioner, (Freight, Strategy and Planning), Transport Transport for London for NSW ▶▶ Brendan Bechtel - Chairman, Chief ▶▶ Dr Anne Kerr, Global Head of Cities, Mott Executive Officer, Bechtel Group, Inc. MacDonald

Panel Discussion: Integrated Planning - 13:15 Lunch & Keynote frameworks ▶▶ The Hon Paul Fletcher MP, Federal Minister Moderated by Peter Regan, CFO, for Urban Infrastructure & Cities Transport for NSW 14:00 Integrated Transport – How will we ▶▶ Mike Brown MVO, Commissioner, transform capital investment and operating Transport for London costs into customer service, choice and ▶▶ Brendan Bechtel - Chairman, Chief improved user experience. Executive Officer, Bechtel Group, Inc. ▶▶ The Hon Andrew Constance Case Studies: MP, Minister for Transport & Master Development Partner Models Infrastructure, NSW Airport led development Case Study

Case Study: Circular Quay ▶▶ Declan Collier, Managing Director, European Airports Association ▶▶ Peter Regan, CFO, Transport for NSW ▶▶ Michael Burns, Global Aviation Infrastructure Leader, PWC 10:15 Transfer by ferry to Parramatta. Collected ▶▶ Chris Chalk, Global Practice Leader- by driverless bus with a tour of the area. Aviation, Mott Macdonald ▶▶ Eli Walter, Western Sydney Airport Engineering Manager, Bechtel 11:45 Infrastructure Led Development Keynote: ▶▶ The Hon Stuart Ayres MP, Minister for Western Sydney *Programme subject to change Australian British Infrastructure 9-11 October 2018 Catalyst 2018 Sydney, Australia

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11:00 Communications & Cyber Physical Systems Panel Discussion Leading Practice from Australia and the UK Moderated by Michael Burns, Global Aviation Infrastructure Leader, PWC Panel Discussion Declan Collier, Managing Director, ▶▶ Moderated by Andrew Parker, Partner, PwC European Airports Association Chris Chalk, Global Practice Leader- ▶▶ ▶▶ 5G – M2M and D2D networks, Aviation, Mott Macdonald Multimodal pervasive services, Mobile Eli Walter, Western Sydney Airport ▶▶ Clouds, Security and Privacy, Physical- Engineering Manager, Bechtel Layer Security ▶▶ Cyber Physical Systems - Smart Cities, 15:30 Afternoon Tea Industry 4.0, Smart manufacturing, 15:45 Integrated Transport - Mobility as a service; Smart maintenance, Autonomous Impacts; Benefits; Autonomous vehicles; vehicles, Systems interoperability, Payments; Partnership Security architectures for CPS, Cyber- security for CPS, Keynotes: ▶▶ Urban transportation system security, ▶▶ Tony Braxton Smith, Deputy Secretary CPS education (Customer Services), Transport for NSW ▶ Internet of Things - Global Internet connectivity for the IoT, Mobility, Case Studies: geo-fencing and geo-location for IoT, ▶▶ TBA Internet of Things Experimentation ▶▶ TBA Infrastructures, Green technologies for the IoT Panel Discussion Mobile connectivity is a necessity Moderated by David Rolls, National ▶▶ Development Director- Property, Lendlease Keynotes: Mike Mrdak, Secretary, Department of 17:15 Transfer to ferry to Circular Quay ▶▶ Communications and the Arts 18:30 Harbour Cruise Welcome Reception ▶▶ Andy Green, Commissioner, National Infrastructure Commission, UK ▶▶ Deena Shiff, Board member, Wednesday 10th October Infrastructure Australia Hosted by Lendlease ▶▶ Jim Hassell, Group CEO and Executive Level 13, Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo Director, BAI Communications Inside the Infrastructure 12:45 Lunch 8:15 Kylie Rampa CEO Property, Lendlease Australia 13:30 Energy - The electrification of everything 8:30 Rail led development Case Study: Euston HS2 ▶▶ Prof. Andrew McNaughton Strategic Panel Discussion Technical Advisor, HS2 Moderated by Fiona Holyoake, Managing ▶▶ Sir Peter Hendy CBE, Chair, Network Rail Director, Principal, PwC ▶▶ Ailie MacAdam, Managing Director Bechtel Australia, Global Sector - Rail Lead ▶▶ The future is digital, therefore it is also ▶▶ Steve Allen, CFO HS2 2015- March 2018 electric. A fundamental re-think of energy and climate policies is required. Panel Discussion ▶▶ The decarbonisation of energy is Moderated by Howard Collins OBE, Chief unstoppable and technology will Executive, Sydney Trains eventually solve the climate problem. ▶▶ The optimization of the energy value 10:30 Morning Tea change – Smart transmission and distribution networks ▶▶ Green energy, green finance.

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Keynotes: ▶▶ The Hon Josh Frydenberg MP, Federal Minister Connecting Cities & Regions for Environment and Energy (Invited) ▶▶ David J Wilson, Chief Innovation Officer, ▶▶ Regional Connectivity - Case Studies -the Principal Vice President, Bechtel ‘hub & spoke network ’ will change rail travel ▶▶ Lawrence Slade, Chief Executive, Energy UK for the next 100 years. A new way of thinking ▶▶ Dr Kerry Schott AO, Chair, Moorebank in NSW and, in the UK with HS2, of service Intermodal Company and Chair, Energy delivery. Security Board ▶▶ Graham Bradley AM, Chair Infrastructure NSW Keynotes: and Chairman, Energy Australia ▶▶ Prof Dieter Helm CBE, University of Oxford ▶▶ Tim Raimond, Executive Director Future Transport, Transport for NSW 15:30 Afternoon Tea ▶▶ Dr. Stephen Kennedy, Secretary DIRD followed by Barangaroo site visit Developments in Intermodal and 17:00 Government Briefing – Conference Multimodal Transportation and creating Executive Summary to delegates & politician efficiencies in the freight supply chain National Maritime Museum, Pyrmont Panel Discussion 18:30 Catalyst dinner Moderated by Robert Williams, Partner, PwC Endeavour Pavilion National Maritime Museum Keynotes:

Thursday 11th October ▶▶ The Hon Melinda Pavey MP, Minister Hosted by Lendlease for Roads, Maratime and Freight, NSW Level 13, Tower 3, 300 Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo Government (Invited) ▶▶ Natalie Pelham, Executive Director, 08:30 Connecting Cities & Regions Innovation Research & Reform, Transport for NSW ▶▶ Inland Rail – A case study - How can we deliver a Nation Building Project. Inland Rail is a once- 13:00 Lunch in-a-generation project connecting regional Australia to domestic and international 14:00 Government as a platform enabler – markets, transforming the way freight is developments & best practice moved around the country. ▶▶ Governance ▶▶ Legacy (Improving procurement; Diversity; Keynote: Knowledge) ▶▶ James White, Project Director-Inland Rail, ▶▶ Security Transport for NSW ▶▶ Community engagement ▶▶ Sir Peter Hendy CBE, Chair, Network Rail ▶▶ Integrated Finance & Investment - PPP ▶▶ Prof. Andrew McNaughton, Strategic Technical Leading practice advisor, HS2 ▶▶ Green Finance ▶▶ Martin Rowark, Director Crossrail International ▶▶ Ailie MacAdam, Managing Director Bechtel 16:00 Conclusion and wrap up Australia, Global Sector - Rail Lead

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