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Business Reporting Leaders Forum: Bridging the Gap for Long-term Value Creation

Join the Business Reporting Leaders Forum at KPMG Sydney and Melbourne to discuss the importance of bridging the information gap between capital market participants. Explore the latest insights, strategies, and best practices in long-term value creation.

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Business Reporting Leaders Forum: Bridging the Gap for Long-term Value Creation

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  1. Business Reporting Leaders ForumAt KPMG Sydney Tuesday 8 August 2017 and KPMG Melbourne on Wednesday 16 August 2017 New Website: www.brlf.net

  2. Attendees – a broad cross-section of the reporting supply chain in Australia Chief Financial Officers/ Finance Directors / Chief Executive Officers Accounting / Legal Firms Investor Relations Officers & Sustainability Officers Investors & Analysts Other Stakeholders Robert Pritchard – Energy Policy Institute of Aus Emma Roche – Rural Co Victoria Whitaker – St James Ethics Centre Nova Miller – Stratton Craig Danny Davis – Vandis Rosemary Sainty – Transparency International Australia Lyn Goodear – Australian Human Resources Institute Paul Begley – Australian Human Resources Institute Claire Grayston – CPA Aus Rob Thomason – CPA Aus Carol Adams – Integrated Horizons James Rohan Peter Wilson - AHRI Pet Kerry Hicks – AICD Michael Coleman – AICD Damien Walsh – Bank Australia Michelle Somerville – GPT Bruce Brook – NED Kate Spargo – Sigma Pharmaceuticals Merran Kelsall Peter Matthey – Cabrini Health Australia Alison Ewings – Regnan Sally Loane – FSC Ian Woods – AMP Capital David Macri – Australian Ethical Investment Pru Bennett – Blackrock Simon O’Connor – RIAA Louise Davidson – Australian Council of Superannuation Investors Rob Ramsay – Brambles Simone Schlitter – CBA Selina Heng – Sydney Airport Tom Berry – ANZ Carolina Battaglini – ANZ Simon Cammell – Auspost Rod Masson – Cbus Kerry Lindupp - Cbus Peter Meehan – G100 Colin Neathercoat – Melbourne Water Gavan O’Neill – Melbourne Water Kate Ross – NAB Anne Flanagan - RACV Nikki Hebenstreit – EY Kylie Dumble – KPMG Mark Spicer – KPMG Wibishana Rockwood – Deloitte Terence Jeyaretnam – EY Siva Sivanantham – Grant Thornton Penny Stragalinos – KPMG Jen Travers – KPMG Darren Scammell – KPMG Julia Bilyanska – KPMG Nicole Osborne - PricewaterhouseCoopers Timothy Nelson – AGL Ellen O’Brien – Downer Penny Barker – Sydney Airport Louise Coughlan – Westpac Alan Dayeh – Westpac Jo Richmond – Westpac Anna Stewart – ANZ Rachel Scully - IOOF Slide 2

  3. Agenda Slide 3

  4. Introduction to ACSI/G100 Conference on 5 May: Dialogue for Longer Term Value Creation: Bridging the information gap between capital market participants Michael Bray Slide 4

  5. ACSI/ G100 Conference Agenda, Speakers, Panels Dialogue for Longer Term Value Creation: Bridging the information gap between capital market participantsAustralian Council of Superannuation Investors and Group of 100 – 5 May 2017

  6. Videos - ACSI/G100 Conference on 5 May: Dialogue for Longer Term Value Creation: Bridging the information gap between capital market participants All panel videos at: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFABuvs0I_waMwpE_mItQY_gtqcwh6ysQ Slide 6

  7. Discussion/ Q&A on the Conference and subsequent activities • Chaired by Nick Ridehalgh • Sally Loane (FSC) / Louise Davidson (ACSI) • John Stanhope • Michael Bray Slide 7

  8. BRLF wrap up John Stanhope Slide 8

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