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FRIENDS of TOURISM NSW 2017 Attendee List As at 28 March FRIENDS OF TOURISM NSW 2017 Attendee List as at 28 March Prefix Contact Suffix Position Company Joel Victoria Marketing Director AAT Kings Karl Hartleb Trade Commissioner & Consul-General of Austria Advantage Austria Jacquie Riddell Director of Public Engagement Art Gallery of New South Wales David Everist Manager, Engagement, Partnerships & Development Arts NSW Deanna Varga Assistant Director Commercial & Visitor Services Australian National Maritime Museum Will Ford Manager Bass & Flinders Cruises Ian Ford Director Bass and Flinders Bass & Flinders Cruises Anthony Dunsford Director Visitor Experience Botanic Gardens & Centennial Parklands Todd Coates Chief Executive Officer BridgeClimb Shane Ross Group General Manager of Treasury Brookfield Australia Investment Limited Lyn Lewis-Smith Chief Executive Officer Business Events Sydney Gary Brown Managing Director Delaware North Companies Australia and NZ Simonne Shepherd General Manager, Industry Partnerships & Government Policy Destination NSW Christopher Drivas Managing Director Dockside Group Stephen Mahoney Corporate Affairs Manager Etihad Airways Nathan Brown Head of Commercial Australia Global Blue Ronald Van Weezel General Manager, Hilton Sydney Hilton Worldwide Chris Waite Director of Communications - Australasia & Japan InterContinental Hotels Group Karin Sheppard Chief Operating Officer, Australasia & Japan InterContinental Hotels Group Samantha Glass Director of Communications International Convention Centre Sydney Segolene Deeley Corporate Affairs Director Keolis Downer Brendan McDowell Finance Manager Luna Park Sydney Mark Dibblin General Manager Operations Luna Park Sydney Mark Taylor Tourism Manager Luna Park Sydney Gary Manuel Business Development Manager Luna Park Sydney James Granter General Manager Sales Luna Park Sydney Anna Faggion Sales Administrator Luna Park Sydney Warwick Doughty Director Luna Park Sydney Peter Hearne Managing Director Luna Park Sydney Michelle Carter National Partnership Manager Meriton Group Chris Taylor Manager External Affairs and Partnerships NRMA Paul Davies Executive General Manager, Travel & Touring NRMA FRIENDS OF TOURISM NSW 2017 Attendee List as at 28 March Prefix Contact Suffix Position Company Carlita Warren Senior Manager, Public Policy NRMA Wendy Hills Director Customer Experience Division (Acting) NSW Office of Environment & Heritage Nick Abrahim Manager, Operations and Training NSW Taxi Council Christina Klaasse Deputy CEO NSW Taxi Council Alister Henskens SC MP Member for Ku-ring-gai Office of Alister Henskens SC MP Andrew Fraser MP Member for Coffs Harbour Office of Andrew Fraser MP Dr Geoff Lee MP Parliamentary Secretary for Western Sydney and Multiculturalism Office of Dr Geoff Lee MP Geoff Provest MP Member for Tweed Office of Geoff Provest MP Greg Aplin MP Member for Albury Office of Greg Aplin MP Jonathan O'Dea MP Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Treasurer Office of Jonathan O'Dea MP Kevin Anderson MP Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Roads and Transport Office of Kevin Anderson MP Michael Johnsen MP Member for Upper Hunter Office of Michael Johnsen MP Stephen Bromhead MP Member for Myall Lakes Office of Stephen Bromhead MP Jonathon Moore Adviser Office of the Hon Adam Marshall MP Hugh Cavill Policy Adviser Office of the Hon Adam Marshall MP The Hon Adam Marshall MP Minister for Tourism & Major Events; Assistant Minister for Skills Office of the Hon Adam Marshall MP Andrew Dixon Adviser Office of the Hon Andrew Constance MP The Hon Andrew Constance MP Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Office of the Hon Andrew Constance MP Harry Hughes Adviser Office of the Hon Anthony Roberts MP The Hon Anthony Roberts MP Minister for Planning; Minister for Housing; Special Minister of State Office of the Hon Anthony Roberts MP The Hon David Elliott MP Minister for Counter Terrorism; Minister for Corrections; Minister for Veterans' Affairs Office of the Hon David Elliott MP The Hon Katrina Hodgkinson MP Member for Cootamundra Office of the Hon Katrina Hodgkinson MP The Hon Kevin Humphries MP Member for Barwon Office of the Hon Kevin Humphries MP The Hon Melinda Pavey MP Minister for Roads, Maritime and Freight Office of the Hon Melinda Pavey MP The Hon Natasha MacLaren-JonesMLC Temporary Chair of Committees , Member of the Legislative Council Office of the Hon Natasha Maclaren-Jones The Hon Paul Toole MP Minister for Lands and Forestry; Minister for Racing Office of the Hon Paul Toole MP The Hon Richard Colless MLC Parliamentary Secretary for Natural Resouces and Western NSW Office of the Hon Richard Colless MLC Minister for Early Childhood Education; Minister for Aboriginal Affairs; Assistant Minister for The Hon Sarah Mitchell MLC Education Office of the Hon Sarah Mitchell MLC The Hon Thomas George MP Deputy Speaker, Member for Lismore Office of the Hon Thomas George MP The Hon Troy Grant MP Minister for Police; Minister for Emergency Services Office of the Hon Troy Grant MP Tom Gallagher Advisor Government and International Affairs Qantas Airways FRIENDS OF TOURISM NSW 2017 Attendee List as at 28 March Prefix Contact Suffix Position Company Yin Yu Australia-China Connector Ready Set Go China Brock Gilmour CEO Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Robert Ryan President Royal Agricultural Society of NSW Jennifer Spark Project Manager Royale Limousines Sally Fielke General Manager, Corporate Affairs Sydney Airport Kerrie Mather Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer Sydney Airport Sandra Hook Director Sydney Fish Market Bryan Skepper General Manager Sydney Fish Market Jade McKellar Director, Visitor Experiences Sydney Opera House Sarah Duthie Head of Sales, Tours and Experiences Sydney Opera House Chris Downy General Manager Corporate Affairs The Star Entertainment Group John Veitch Chief Executive Officer, Australia The Travel Corporation Katherine Anderson Partnership Manager Tourism & Transport Forum Ben Gommers Policy Manager - Transport Tourism & Transport Forum Katie Lahey AM Chairman Tourism & Transport Forum Marie Perre Senior Manager - Events Tourism & Transport Forum Susan Streeter Policy Manager - Tourism Tourism & Transport Forum Liz Orfanos Events Manager Tourism & Transport Forum Graeme Moses Director - Business Development and Membership Tourism & Transport Forum Natalie Bain Marketing & Events Manager Tourism & Transport Forum Tony Harrington Policy Manager - Aviation Tourism & Transport Forum Margy Osmond Chief Executive Officer Tourism & Transport Forum Robert Williams Partner Withers SBL Julian Ledger Chief Executive Officer YHA Australia.
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