Australian Sustainability Conference & Exhibition 2013 Exhibition Directory

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9 & 10 OCTOBER 2013 | MELBOURNE

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CONTENTS

CONTENTS 4

General Information

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Acknowledgements

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Welcome Letters

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Advisory Panel

8 - 15 Speaker Snapshot 18

Conference Program Day 1

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Conference Program Day 2

ORGANISING TEAM

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Floor Plan

GROUP EXHIBITION DIRECTOR JOHN GORTON

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New Exhibitors – Featured Products

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Exhibitor List

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Exhibitor Company Listings

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Exhibitor Product Listings

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Exhibitor Brand Listings

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Advertising Index

EXHIBITION DIRECTOR ANTHONY REED CONTENT MANAGER ANA MARIA FAUST OPERATIONS MANAGER CHRISTIANE BECK OPERATIONS MANAGER ANGELA SCIACCA SALES MANAGER GUY FREEBODY STRATEGIC ACCOUNT MANAGER YAS JONES SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER CORY MCCARRICK SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER JON WILLIAMS SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER STEPHEN CUFF EXHIBITION COORDINATOR MANAGER CARLEY SVENDSEN EXHIBITION COORDINATOR CHIHARU HARA EXHIBITION COORDINATOR WENDY HAMANO MARKETING MANAGER SARAH MCTAGGART MARKETING EXECUTIVE JESSICA HUMPHRIES HEAD OF CREATIVE CLAIRE HORTON

The Australian Sustainability Conference and Exhibition Directory 2013 is published by Reed Exhibitions Australia PTY LTD. Tower 2, 475 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood NSW 2067 Phone 02 9422 2500, Fax 02 9422 2777 The profiles and advertisements in the Australian Sustainability Conference and Exhibition directory 2013 are produced as provided by exhibitors. Whilst all care is taken, Reed Exhibitions Australia will not accept responsibility for incorrect information provided.

For the first time in 2013, Australian Sustainability Conference & Exhibition will co-locate with AllEnergy Australia, the 25th Banksia Sustainability awards and Waste Expo, to form Australia’s most significant showcase for the clean energy, sustainability, waste and recycling industries.

EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE

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GENERAL INFORMATION EXHIBITION REGISTRATION & ADMISSION Exhibition registration is FREE for trade visitors. It is a condition of entry that all visitors register their attendance, either pre-show or upon arrival.

Note: Registration to the conference grants you complimentary access to the exhibition, so you only have to register once.

Registration opens at 8.00am.

DATES & VENUE INFORMATION WEDNESDAY 9 OCTOBER 2013 Exhibition 8.30am – 5pm Conference Day 1 8.30am – 5pm

TRAVEL & ACCOMMODATION

HOW TO USE THIS DIRECTORY

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CAMERAS – PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEO Taking photgraphs or recording videos within the exhibition is strictly prohibited.

CANVASSING Canvassing for business by any unauthorised person is strictly prohibited.

The display and distribution of printed or other materials (except by exhibitors within their own stands) is prohibited.

THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER 2013 Exhibition 8.30am – 5pm Conference Day 2 8.15am – 4.50pm MELBOURNE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE 2 Clarendon Street Southbank, Victoria 3006 Tel: +61 3 9235 8000 www.mcec.com.au

CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK The customer service desk is located opposite the exhibition entrance at door 2. Please refer to the floor plan for full details.

FOOD & REFRESHMENTS

• MCEC Basement Car Park – Enter via Normanby Road

Food and beverage outlets are located in the centre of the exhibition for conference delegates only. Catering for visitors is in the centre of the All-Energy exhibition, and is open for the duration of the exhibition.

• Corner of Montague and Munro Streets Car Park – Enter via Munro Street

SECURITY

CARPARKS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC

• South Wharf Retail Car Park – Enter via Normanby Road • Siddeley Street Car Park – Enter via Siddeley Street

Uniformed security guards will be on duty for the duration of the exhibition.

The venue is also under constant video surveillance.

NAME BADGES Visitor, Delegate and Exhibitor badges must be worn at all times whilst inside the exhibition. They can be collected from the Registration Desk.

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• Quick search for the stand location of a company you are looking for, with company details and descriptions of their products and services, by referring to their company name or stand number on page 25 • Search for companies who will be showing products in your particular interest in the Product Listing section on page 34 • Search for specific brands represented by the exhibitor on the Brand Listing section on page 36 There is also a detailed floor plan showing the location of stands, exhibitors and Exhibition Centre facilities on pages 22 The Australian Sustainability Conference schedule has been included on page 18 - 21, so that you can make the most of this valuable opportunity to expand your knowledge of the sustainability industry.

We hope that you keep this guide long after Australian Sustainability Conference and Exhibition 2013, and value it as an important resource for the industry.

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SHOW INFORMATION & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STRATEGIC EVENT PARTNERS

EVENT PARTNERS AND SPONSORS

MEDIA PARTNERS

SPONSORS

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WELCOME TO AUSTRALIAN SUSTAINABILTY CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION ANTHONY REED EXHIBITION DIRECTOR I am very proud to welcome you to Australian Sustainability Conference & Exhibition 2013. This second edition of Australian Sustainability has been built on the solid foundations we established at the inaugural event last year.

It has been Australian Sustainability’s vision to create a business solutions event for companies that provides thought leadership and industry expertise to improve profitability, efficiency and performance whilst ensuring a reduction in environmental impact and an increase in employee engagement, corporate social responsibility, environmental services, building services and operations management. I am proud to say I believe we have succeeded in fulfilling this vision.

The conference program we have developed for you this year will cover the breadth of sustainability within the business context, addressing issues such as technology, water and energy efficiency, management and ethics, resource management, ethical investment, business practice and strategy, up-skilling workforces and international innovative practice. We will see the multi-streamed conference bringing together business and industry professionals, along with strategic leaders who are spearheading sustainability practice and innovations locally and internationally.

All the conference highlights and program schedule are contained in this exhibition directory and on the Australian Sustainability Mobile App. I would like to extend a special thank you to our strategic partners, Sustainable Business Australia. CEO Andrew Petersen’s dedication and support of the event and development of the conference program has been invaluable, along with the Banksia Foundation’s CEO, Graz van Egmond for working so closely with us to make this event a success. A special thank you also goes to our sponsors, conference Advisory Board whose help was indispensable, and event supporters, Good Environmental Choice Australia, Climate Friendly and The Republic of Everyone.

I hope you get the most from the two days of ground-breaking panel discussions and case studies and take full advantage of the learning and information sharing opportunities Australian Sustainability has developed for you.

I look forward to seeing you throughout the next two days and hearing your feedback on this world-class conference program.

Regards,

ANTHONY REED Exhibition Director Australian Sustainability Conference & Exhibition

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WELCOME

ANA MARIA FAUST CONTENT MANAGER On behalf of the Advisory Committee and Reed Exhibitions, we welcome you to the Australian Sustainability Conference. As the tie between business and sustainability further interlinks, it is becoming more apparent of the economic value derived from sustainability decisions and activities. Recognising the importance of these links, the conference showcases the value impact that sustainability has on business objectives and guides companies on how best to identify, measure and communicate value within its activities.

As every company’s sustainability journey is different the conference has mapped four key pillars to help you tailor your learning experience and achieve your business goals: 1. Transforming internal business strategy 2. Implementing essential resource management and innovation 3. Delivering a strong brand image within sustainability and ensuring internal transformations 4. Measuring and realising the essential impact of business sustainability.

We hope that you find the conference valuable this year and we look forward to your feedback and involvement at this esteemed event.

Best regards,

ANA MARIA FAUST Content Manager Australian Sustainability Conference and Exhibition

ADVISORY PANEL MEMEBERS To create the most relevant and rewarding event possible, Reed Exhibitions has worked closely with an Advisory Panel comprised of some of Australia’s leading sustainability advocates. The result is a highly informative, multi-stream and interactive conference program that will deliver cutting-edge sustainability thought-leadership from industry experts from a variety of specialist backgrounds.

Advisory Chairman ANDREW PETERSEN, CEO, Sustainable Business Australia

DEBORAH NESBITT, Editor, Carbon Extra

RUPERT POSNER, CEO, Good Environmental Choice (GECA)

LISA TARRY, Managing Director, Turning Green

BIRGIT TEGETHOFF, Manager Consulting Services, GermanAustralian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (GACIC)

ANDREW URE, Freelance Consultant

GRAZ VAN EGMOND, CEO, Banksia Environmental Foundation

AFRICA ZANELLA, Head of Focal Point Australia, Global Reporting Initiative

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT HELEN ADAIR

DR. ROCIO BONA

Helen is an Executive Director with Ernst & Young’s Climate Change and Sustainability Services team in Melbourne. She has significant experience providing climate change and sustainability advisory and assurance services to a range of corporate and government clients. She is a chartered Chemical Engineer with experience in Australia and the UK as an engineering and sustainability professional, having worked in the Sustainable Solutions Team of a global engineering and environmental consultancy in the UK and as an engineer with ExxonMobil in Australia.

Rocio has over fourteen years experience across a broad range of sustainability and corporate responsibility functions working with leading public and private sector organisations across commercial, residential, industrial and educational projects. She has proven experience in project management including formulation, implementation and monitoring of initiatives with widespread organisation and stakeholder impact.

CATHERINE BREMNER

SALLY CASTLE

Catherine Bremner is Head of Environmental Sustainability at ANZ. Catherine’s role at ANZ is to lead ANZ’s environmental sustainability team, ensuring that ANZ continues to deliver on its environmental sustainability commitments globally, including compliance obligations and environmental reduction targets. Catherine comes to the role, from being Chief Operating Officer at Low Carbon Australia, where she invested $100m of funds for energy efficiency and clean energy projects.

Sally is Climate Friendly’s Marketing Director overseeing communications, public and media relations. She works with Climate Friendly’s business and event customers and partners on strategies to promote their climate change efforts to staff, their own customers and to the public.

Sally has joined Climate Friendly with over 10 years of Marketing experience in various charities and Not-for-Profit Organisations.

JULIETTE CAULKINS

ANTHONY CHESHIRE

As Director of Emerging Sustainable Markets at UTZ Certified, Juliette Caulkins is a key player in global efforts promoting social, environmental and economic needs for sustainable farming while driving consumer demand through advocacy. Working closely with some of the world’s top brands and food manufacturers, Juliette’s primary focus is to create long-term sector change and unlock market solutions to sustainable agriculture needs.

Anthony has worked for the last 25 years as an environmental scientist including roles in private industry, government, and the higher education sector. Over the last twelve years he has held a number of executive management roles including as Head of the Department of Botany at the University of Adelaide, as Chief Scientist (Aquatic Sciences) with the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) and as Director of Research and Development (SARDI). Anthony holds a number of key positions including as a Director of the Cooperative Research Centre for Environmental Biotechnology and Executive Chair of Balance Carbon Pty Ltd.

LINDA CONDON

ALICE COPE

Linda is the Director of a newly formed International US/Australian Green Skills Network for TDA. She is also the founder of the Centre for Sustainability at Swinburne and was until 2007, the Head of the National Centre for Sustainability at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne.

In these roles, she is involved in a wide range of sustainability projects including provision of strategic advice to government, communities and industry on issues relating to sustainability.

Linda’s professional career has involved industry experience which spans 20 years in a range of environmental areas, including environmental audits and the development of sustainability strategies for organisations.

Alice Cope is Executive Manager of the Global Compact Network Australia, the Australian network of the UN Global Compact, the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative through which businesses commit to universal principles in the areas of human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption. Alice was previously a Policy & Sustainability Advisor at the UN Global Compact in New York. Prior to moving into corporate sustainability, Alice was a corporate lawyer for a number of years at leading law firm Allens.

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AMANDA CORNWALL

JAMES DAY

Amanda is a legal and policy consultant with expertise in environment, utilities and resources, and health care policy. She held senior management roles in the Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment between 2004 and 2012, leading projects ranging from biodiversity and carbon markets, to accessible housing design and sustainability reporting.

Amanda specialises in providing advice to executives and boards on how to respond to externally driven change, and providing project management and governance support to not for profits and public sector organisations.

James is the Director – Australia & New Zealand of CDP (formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project). CDP is an international, notfor-profit organisation providing the only global system for companies and cities to measure, disclose, manage and share vital environmental information. He works with investors, companies and governments to drive environmental disclosure and action that will deliver a sustainable economy, prevent dangerous climate change and protect natural resources.

RAPHAELE DEAU

RICHARD DICKMANN

Raphaele Deau is the Partnerships Director at Nexus. Convinced that the private sector has an innovative role to play in the access to clean energy and clean water for all, Raphaele develops carbon offset partnerships that directly connect corporates with award winning project developers.

Her clients include Deutsche Post-DHL, Coca Cola, and Veolia among others. Raphaele has previously held positions in Public Relations, communications, sales and marketing at diverse organisations such as Ogilvy in Cambodia, the French Embassy in the Philippines, and GERES (a founding member of Nexus).

After a 20-year international career with Bayer, Richard Dickmann returned to Australia in 2008 to take a position on Bayer CropSciences Executive Leadership Team as Head of New Business Development. This department is dedicated to assessing the long-term impact and trends facing Australian agriculture and creating new business opportunities which capitalise on the combined innovation power of Bayer and Australia.

DR NICHOLAS FLEMING

COLLEEN GILMOUR

Nick has over 20 years professional experience, particularly in the water, natural resources and infrastructure sectors. As the global leader for sustainability and innovation at SKM, Nick has been instrumental in translating the principles and ideals of sustainability into practical business initiatives and consulting services. This has been translated to the benefit of many clients locally and abroad, including water authorities at the strategic and operational levels. He has also been recognised for the second year in a row as national corporate sustainability leader by Waste Management & Environment.

Colleen has spent many years working in health and safety. She is currently the Health, Safety and Environment Manager for ABnote Australasia, who are manufacturers of cards and innovative secure issuance products and solutions. Her role is diverse and multidisciplinary, where the primary objective is to protect the health and safety of 600 employees, contractors, visitors at eight manufacturing and administrative/sales sites across Australia and New Zealand. She is also responsible for the management of a $1M energy provider services and waste portfolio.

KATE HARRIS

PETER HOLT

Kate is passionate about actualising our human potential through developing ourselves, our organisations and our communities. Kate achieves this through creating cutting edge experiential processes in transformational leadership in order to create a positive future.

At Energetics Peter leads the Carbon Strategy team working at both Board and Executive Team level to advise organisations on the commercial implications of energy, carbon and sustainability issues. He is one of Energetics’ principal spokespeople on carbon impacts for sectors as diverse as coal mining, telecommunications and construction. He is a Non-Executive Director of Sustainable Business Australia and a member of the Great Barrier Reef Foundation’s “ZooX” faculty.

This program educates representatives from sponsoring companies about the impacts that climate change is having on the reef and business’ ability to respond to greenhouse emissions.

Kate is well renowned for creating systemic change through her role at the Centre for Sustainability Leadership, as a transformative facilitator, executive coach and a strategic advisor. Her professional background is in Social Ecology, Organisational Development, Adult Education and Executive Coaching, Creativity, Innovation and Leadership.

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT STEPHANIE HUF

CATHY INGLIS

Ms Stephanie Huf is Vice-President of Marketing, Communications and Public Affairs for Ericsson South East Asia and Oceania. Based in Singapore since 2010, she also oversees Sustainabilty, Corporate Responsibility and Ericsson’s ConsumerLab research division for the region. In her 17 years with Ericsson in Australia, the US and now Asia, Stephanie has held a range of commercial, policy, strategy and communications roles, including launching Ericsson’s first mobile application developer programs.

Cathy Inglis joined Austral Bricks 18 years ago as the Technical and Mining Manager and currently holds the position of Group Technical & Research Manager for Brickworks and its companies which include Austral Bricks, Austral Precast, Bristile Roofing and Austral Masonry. She is responsible nationally for research and development of new products, technical matters and sustainability including energy & carbon reporting.

JONATHAN JUTSEN

ANDREAS KAMMEL

Jon is an overnight success story in energy and carbon management, having started in this field a mere 30 years before it became fashionable.

Andreas has been working in the environment area at Toyota for the past 14 years.

Jon founded Energetics, Australia’s leading energy and carbon management company, in 1984. Energetics is now a national company with 120 staff. Jon has provided advisory services to executive teams and governments in Australia, in USA for 4 years where he established the US operations of Energetics, and SE Asia.

Having originally commenced work as an Environmental Specialist in Manufacturing, he currently works as one of Toyota’s Environmental Policy Managers with a key focus on the impact of Carbon on the company’s operations.

Recent projects include the undertaking of a carbon lifecycle analysis on the company’s locally manufactured Camry, the management of Toyota Australia’s Carbon group and the approval management and implementation of several carbon reduction activities for both corporate and manufacturing areas.

AMANDA KEOGH

PHILLIP KONG

Amanda is the Head of Sustainability for Fuji Xerox in the Asia Pacific region and Australia.

Through the IBG Sustainability Centre of Excellence, she provides strategic direction and drives sustainability programs across the region.

As HP’s Green Practice Managing Consultant for Asia Pacific and Japan, Phillip works with some of HP’s largest customers to calculate the carbon emissions created by their IT infrastructure and then helps them identify ways to reduce those emissions.

Having spent a number of years in research on corporate sustainability, Amanda has a well-informed view of best practice in this area. This has involved developing strategy, designing programs to improve the organisation’s sustainability performance and communicating the Fuji Xerox approach to sustainability to both internal and external stakeholders.

Phillip also shares his skills and expertise with a broader group of HP employees in his role as the Global Lead for the HP Sustainability Network.

This volunteer group consists of thousands of HP employees across 38 chapters and 17 countries across the world who are committed to reducing the environmental impact of HP and its employees.

DEREK LATH

JOACHIN JAKE LAYES

Derek Lath has worked in the Australian confectionery industry for 25 years. Since joining Ferrero in 1993, Derek worked across most functions developing management systems for budgetary planning, market research, demand planning and business intelligence. Now, in the Institutional Affairs & Public Relations area he manages sustainability, health & nutrition, crisis management and company communications for Ferrero Australia.

Jake Layes is Head of Sustainability and Clean Tech for AsiaPacific at Autodesk, a leading provider of design innovation software to architects, engineers, and designers. He is responsible for sustainability initiatives and managing the Autodesk’s Clean Tech Partner Program in AsiaPacific, which supports the efforts, innovations and environmental advancements of clean technology partners across the region.

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ADAM LEDDY

STEVE LENNON

Adam Leddy is currently the Managing Director of MÖRK Water Solutions Asia Pacific Pty Ltd. who provide innovative and sustainable solutions in the field of drinking water.

Steve is an experienced business leader with a background that spans investment banking, technology, management consulting, creative agency and executive leadership roles in Australia, the US and Europe. He helps clients align their brand promise, operational capability, leadership and organisational culture to deliver sustained high performance.

Adam’s main interest is conducting private sector development projects in emerging economies with a focus on community capacity building, education and empowerment.

Adam aims to improve the access to selfsufficient, ecologically sustainable and inexpensive supply of drinking water for the populations of developing countries.

Steve recently played a key support role in the successful Shackleton Epic expedition to Antarctica, and is accredited to deliver the Shackleton’s Way leadership program.

CLARE LUEHMAN

DAVID MACRI

Clare Luehman is Vice President Global Sustainability and Carbon for Incitec Pivot Limited, which manufactures, markets and distributes a range of fertilisers, industrial explosives and related chemicals.

David has 15 years experience in the financial services industry, most recently as a portfolio manager and equities investment analyst. Prior to joining Australian Ethical in 2009, he worked at Macquarie Securities conducting equities research and at Credit Suisse as a quantitative analyst. Prior to his buy-side career, David spent over five years working for consulting firms Mellon (previously NSP Buck), as an Investment Consultant and Head of Research, and Mercer as an investment analyst. David also holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFDA) designation.

Clare was charged with creating IPL’s first sustainability strategy and preparing the company for greenhouse reporting in a new role designed for her. This role was both a first for the company and for Clare who had previously held more traditional finance roles. Within five years the company has achieved a number of sustainability and carbon milestones and in 2012 was recognised as a leading chemical company by the Dow Jones Asia Pacific Sustainability index.

TOM MAGUIRE

RITA MARIGLIANI

Tom is currently working as General Manager Corporate Affairs & Innovation of Teys Australia.

With degrees in marketing and politics, Rita has ten years’ experience bringing corporate and community together. In her current role she heads up Medibank’s Corporate Social Responsibility, launching the Medibank Community Fund and Medibank’s Reconciliation Action Plan. Rita has a passion for social justice issues, serves on the London Benchmarking Group Australia and New Zealand Steering Group and has volunteered with Indigenous communities, breast cancer peer support and advocacy, mentoring disadvantaged students and conservation.

SCOTT MCKENRY

PROFESSOR GRACIELA METTERNICHT

Scott is the Regional Coordinator for the Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action (EAGA) and leads the implementation of regional scale climate change mitigation and adaptation projects across seven local government areas in Melbourne’s East. Scott has also held key positions as Engagement Manager at ClimateWorks Australia and as team leader at Swinburne University’s National Centre for Sustainability. Over the past eight years, Scott has lead a wide range of sustainability projects with government, community and industry to undertake program delivery, strategic development, analysis, training and education.

Director of the UNSW Institute of Environmental Studies, Professor Graciela Metternicht is the former Regional Coordinator of Early Warning and Assessment of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) for Latin America and the Caribbean.

She has published over 100 scientific papers, and was instrumental in the production of the 5th Global Environment Outlook (GEO 5) of the UNEP.

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT CR CATHY OKE

DR MATTHEW PARNELL

First elected to the Melbourne City Council in 2008, Dr Cathy Oke is a scientist and environmental consultant with 20 years’ experience in the sustainability sector.

Dr. Matthew Parnell is a sustainability practitioner with over thirty years’ professional experience of applying sustainability in the built environment, education, research, business and social enterprise sectors. He is a published author, researcher and educator, including ten years experience as a University lecturer in sustainable development at the University of Tasmania School of Architecture and the Technology Education Course at Southern Cross University.

He has worked on sustainability projects in urban, rural, regional and remote Australia. He also has experience at management level in commercial, academic and non-government sectors.

At the City of Melbourne, Cathy is Chair of the Future Melbourne (Transport) Committee and Deputy Chair of the Future Melbourne (Environment) Committee.

Cathy represents the Council on both the Regional and Global committees of ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability and represents local government on the Victorian Roads Based Public Transport Advisory Council.

JENNIFER LAUBER PATTERSON

ANDREW PETERSEN

An experienced executive specialising in electricity, banking, carbon trading and finance, with a focus on providing advisory and project finance experience to energy, renewable and carbon abatement projects in Australia and Internationally.

She took the position of Director of Electricity, Emissions and Renewables at ANZ and succeeded in establishing ANZ’s electricity, carbon and renewable markets businesses. In 2009, Jennifer moved to the National Australia Bank (NAB) where she led the development of the bank’s environmental markets business and prepared NAB for the commencement of the carbon price.

The Advisory Board is lead by Andrew Petersen, CEO of SBA, Australia Sustainability. Andrew has established an enviable reputation and legal advisor on matters relating to environmental risk, law and policy, including climate change, and as a leading thought leader and advisor on the business of sustainability.

RUPERT POSNER

NICK RIDEHALGH

Rupert is a highly competent leader skilled at influencing across the higher echelons of international government and business to drive significant change in the area of sustainability and climate change. He is a true advocate of sustainable solutions that are economically feasible and profitable.

Nick is a partner at KPMG in Sydney focused on internal and public reporting. Nick is a Member of the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) content working group which produced the IIRC Consultation Draft on the Integrated Reporting Framework launched in April 2013.

Nick is the project leader for the Business Reporting Leaders Forum (BRLF) in Australia, which is a group of major company directors, CFOs, investors, analysts, regulators, academics and sustainability experts focusing on design and implementation of integrated reporting.

JASON ROBERTSON

HON TOM ROPER

Jason has worked with David Jones since 2005, initially managing the Company’s energy and waste programs, and now as David Jones’ Environment and Sustainability Manager. Since 2008, Jason has had accountability for developing and implementing David Jones’ Environment Strategy, with its four strategic pillars of improving environmental outcomes, driving cultural change, engaging stakeholders and reporting performance.

The Hon. Tom Roper currently lives in Melbourne after eleven years overseas – Ottawa, London, New York – and has been involved in environmental policy at all levels – local to international.

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Since his retirement, after 21 years in the Victorian Parliament (Australia), he has been an active Board Member of the Washington DC based Climate Institute, Global Urban Development and Greenfleet (Australia), an advisor to government, business and NGO’s on sustainability issues and an Honorary Life Member of the Metropolis Association.

He provides briefings on climate change developments and green building issues to governments at all levels.

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DAVID ROSS

RICHARD ROWE

Passionate to assist corporations to advance their sustainability and CSR programs, David founded his own business, Phoenix Strategic Management. With a distinctive background covering both organisational strategy and all facets of sustainability, David has a reputation for working on complex problems ranging from helping large corporations gain traction on their organisational and sustainability strategies to managing community outrage through to assisting third world or rural communities with economic development and crime prevention

Richard Rowe is Sustainability Manager for BlueScope Steel’s Australian Markets. He has a commercial background and transitioned into the sustainability after finishing post graduate studies at Swinburne University in Strategic Foresight and Sustainability. Richard’s career complements his volunteering activities including being a Founding Committee Member of Local Food Connect and a leader of youth within the Scouting movement.

JAMES RUSSELL

DAVID SINGH

James is passionate about the successful engagement of people and the role and accumulation that actions play in contributing to the success of change implementation.

David has been intimately involved in the development of Global Renewables. He led the early investigations and development of the UR3R Process® and oversaw the contracting and financing of the Eastern Creek Project in Sydney.

After Eastern Creek began treating Sydney’s household waste in 2004, David relocated to the UK and led the negotiations to secure Global Renewables as the appointed preferred bidder in the US$4B Lancashire Waste PFI Contract. In 2009, David has been based in Australia, where he oversaw the expansion of the Eastern Creek.

James is the Managing Director of ZF Boge Elastmetall Australia, which designs and manufactures automotive suspension components for local and offshore customers.

GORDON SKERRY

RICHARD SMITH

Gordon is an Energy and Climate Change Specialist with extensive experience in the analysis and implementation of industrial energy efficiency and the management and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. He has completed several hundred process energy reviews and assisted in the design and delivery of management programs for business efficiency, compliance reporting in Australia.

Richard manages the climate change services for Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA), Australasia. His role is in helping clients understand risks and opportunities presented by climate change and climate change related policies, legislation and market drivers.

ELIZABETH STARK

AMANDA STEELE

Elizabeth is a founding Director of Symbolix and oversees their environmental analysis work.

She is an applied mathematician but is heavily experienced in communicating complex systems to policy makers, stakeholders and the general public.

Elizabeth has delivered a number of projects for environmental management and renewables. This includes combining qualitative data with statistical surveys to quantify risk, developing on-ground indicators to enable adaptive management and determining ecological buffers through home range modelling. She has also optimised construction timings for large-scale wind farms, and facilitated complete risk assessments for environmental management plans.

Amanda is the Head of Sustainability for CBRE Pacific. Amanda has considerable experience in working with leading organisations on sustainability strategy and delivery. She has worked for many organisations listed as Dow Jones Sustainability Leaders. She joined CBRE in 2013 after 14 years of work in sustainability. She has worked with the highest levels of government nationally and internationally and has enjoyed working alongside boards and CEOS of many organisations. Her strengths lie in integrated solutions to persistent problems across the environmental, social and economic spectrums.

She is the author of several sustainability reports, many of which have won national awards.

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT LISA TARRY

OLIVIA TYLER

Lisa is a recognised sustainability career expert advising recent graduates, career transitioners and experienced sustainability professionals on their journey into and through the multifaceted sustainability field. She is founder and Managing Director of Turning Green Pty Ltd a career consultancy and recruitment firm in operation since 2008 focused on placing candidates with the skills and experience required to embed sustainability into the core of a business to improve cost efficiencies and drive revenue growth.

Olivia is a corporate responsibility and sustainability professional with over 12 year’s industry experience.

Currently, she is Group Corporate Social Responsibility Manager at Treasury Wine Estates and leads the development and execution of the global CSR Strategy for the business. She works to position the CSR agenda to deliver competitive and commercial advantage, with a stronzg focus on sustainable supply chains, community investment and thought leadership on CSR related matters through a variety of external stakeholder networks.

She is a Director on the Board of the UN Global Compact Network Australia and most recently was Vice President of the Sustainable Agriculture Initiative – Australia Platform.

ANDREW URE

JOHN VALASTRO

Andrew Ure has over a decade of experience, responsibility and behaviour of change in both the public and private sectors. His background is in diplomacy and international relations.

John Valastro is the Head of Group Environment, Resilience & Workplace Transformation for the Qantas Group. Within this portfolio, John’s responsibilities include continuously evolving Qantas’ position as a leading airline Group committed to environmental sustainability and delivering a business resilience capability that allows the Group to proactively reduce crisis and incident risk impacts. He is committed to creating a connected work environment that fosters innovation and collaboration, empowers people and instils a sense of pride.

GRAZ VAN EGMOND

JOHN WILLIAMS

Graz has been the Chief Executive Officer of the Banksia Environmental Foundation since 1998, where she has worked to ensure that Australia has a positive recognition platform to highlight Australia’s sustainability innovators.

John has a long managerial career in geological mineral laboratories, however he is also a founding member and president of a wellrespected local community environmental group located in Perth 14 years ago. As President of the Group which works in partnership with the Local Council to manage and sustain a large A-class wetland reserve he also is Spokesperson for the Group, having involvement with a number of regional natural resource organisations such as acting representative on the Water Focus group for the Swan-Canning Catchment.

RICHARD WILSON

GARETH WOODHAM

Richard is the National Sustainability Manager for IKEA, with over 10 years’ sustainability and environmental management experience.

Gareth Woodham is an experienced property professional, with over a decade’s experience working with Australia’s leading financial institutions to deliver highly specialised property analysis and advice.

At IKEA, Richard is responsible for implementing the Global IKEA People & Planet Positive Strategy for 2020 nationally. This includes bold ambitions to produce more renewable energy than is consumed, drive energy and resource efficiency in-store, and taking a lead in creating a better everyday life for the people and communities impacted IKEA’s business. This includes extending the IWAY code of conduct throughout the value chain.

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Gareth has extensive business development experience within the property industry, with a particular focus on sustainability and energy efficiency consulting.

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OLIVER YATES

DR SUZANNE YOUNG

Mr Oliver Yates joined the CEFC in November 2012 as the inaugural Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Dr. Young is Director of Executive Education and an Associate Professor at La Trobe University and has been an academic for over ten years, lecturing in both undergraduate and postgraduate programs in corporate governance, corporate responsibility and management.

Mr Yates has over 20 years of global experience in corporate advisory, financial structuring, project finance, debt structuring, equity raising and listings, with many years experience in clean energy. During his time at Macquarie Bank, he was involved in establishing new businesses and growing operations internationally, and leading the Bank’s initiatives in wind, solar, biofuels, carbon credits and other renewable businesses.

She has been influential in the University becoming a signatory to the UN Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME), developing relationships with industry and leading research consultancies. Suzanne has published extensively in international journals, and edited books in human resource management and international corporate governance.

AFRICA ZANELLA

JOCHEN ZEITZ

Africa is a dynamic and strategic leader with a wealth of experience in private and public sector organisations in the sustainability field.

She is a professionally qualified director and serves on Boards of companies and voluntary organisations.

Jochen Zeitz was appointed in 2011, Head of the Sport and Lifestyle Group of PPR, Executive Chairman of PUMA SE and C Sustainability Officer after serving 18 years as Chairman and CEO at PUMA. Under his leadership the company became one of the world’s leading firms for sport and lifestyle. In his new role he advises the company on strategic leadership and will bring them to their next level of corporate development.In 2008, he founded the Zeitz Foundation for Intercultural Ecosphere Safety to support creative and innovative sustainable solutions that balance conservation, community development, culture, and commerce promoting an inclusive, holistic paradigm of conservation.

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9 & 10 OCTOBER 2013 | MELBOURNE

NEW! DOWNLOAD THE AUSTRALIAN SUSTAINABILTY APP! We’ve made it easier for you to get the most out of the event with the new free Australian Sustainability app.

• Find exhibitors • View the floor plan • Get event reminders • Hear the latest updates • Take notes on the conference & exhibition

Download FREE from the app store now.

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM DAY 1: WEDNESDAY 9 OCTOBER 2013 8.30am – 9.00am Opening Welcome from Chair Andrew Petersen, CEO, Sustainable Business Australia Opening Remarks from Cr Cathy Oke, City of Melbourne & Deputy Chair of the Environment Portfolio Opening Remarks from Plenary Session Sponsor: Joachim Jake Layes, Head of Sustainability and Clean Tech for AsiaPacific, Autodesk 9.00am – 10.00am Keynote Presentation: Growth and Sustainability – Do we need to re-engineer australia’s economic model?

John Thwaites, Chairman, National Sustainability Council Mark Joiner, Executive Finance Director, National Australia Bank 10.00am – 10.30am Exhibition, Morning Tea & Networking 10.30am – 11.35am Greening the Blueprint: Exploring the building blocks needed to realise long term ROI in sustainability Chairperson

People Matter: Advancing corporate sustainability performance through employee engagement and change management Chairperson Lisa Tarry, Managing Director, Turning Green

Dr Nicholas Fleming, Chief Sustainability Officer, Sinclair Knight Merz

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Speakers

James Russell, Managing Director, ZF Boge Elastmetall Australia Pty Ltd

David Ross, Managing Director, Phoenix Strategic John Valastro, Head of Environment, Resilience and Workplace Transformation, Qantas

Dr. Matthew Parnell, Principal Sustainability Consultant, Greensynergy Phillip Kong, Managing Consultant – HP Green Practice, Global Lead, Hewlett Packard Australia

Jonathan Jutsen, Energetics Founder and Chairman of Australian Alliance to Save Energy Oliver Yates, CEO, Clean Energy Finance Corporation 11.35am – 12.35pm Security Alert: Understanding the dynamics of the energy, food and water nexus and managing these links within your business Chairperson Peter Holt, Principal Consultant, Energetics Speakers Richard Dickmann, Head of New Business Development & Sustainability, Bayer Australia Limited Derek Lath, Corporate Communications Manager, Ferrero Australia

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I’m in the Middle of a Chain Reaction: Improving management and ethical performance along the supply chain Chairperson Rupert Posner, CEO, Good Environmental Choice Australia Speakers Julliete Caulkins, Emerging Markets Director, UTZ Amanda Keogh, Head of Sustainability – International Business Group, Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific and Australia Richard Wilson, Sustainability Manager, IKEA Pty Ltd Olivia Tyler, Group Corporate Social Responsibility Manager & Vintrepreneur, Treasury Wine Estates

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12.35pm – 1.35pm Exhibition, Lunch & Networking Lunch Sponsored Presentation – AGL Commericial Solar, Chad Floyd, Commercial Solar Specialist, AGL 1.35pm – 2.40pm Sustainable Brands – Fashion or Future: Shaping the corporate brand for the 21st Century consumer

Risk Weighted: Developing tangible solutions and processes to gaining more control over water and energy usage and the effects on investment and corporate strategy

Chairperson

Chairperson

Sally Castle, Marketing Director, Climate Friendly Pty Ltd

Helen Adair, Executive Director, Climate Change and Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young

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Andrew Ure, Freelance Consultant

Clare Luehman, Vice President Global Sustainability, Incitec Pivot Limited

Nadya Krienke-Becker, Sustainable Brand Builder & Communications Adviser, BrandCatalyst

Gordon Skerry, Senior Consultant – Energy, Mining, Metals, DuPont Australia Tom Maguire, General Manager Corporate Affairs & Innovation, Teys Australia

2.40pm – 3.40pm Adapt – Ability: Improving resiliency to climate change & the role of insurers, government, and business Speakers Tom Roper, President, Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council & Board Member, Climate Institute Richard Rowe, Sustainability Manager – Marketing, BlueScope Steel

Gender Diversity & Sustainable Business Value: The role of women in driving the sustainable development agenda Speakers Lisa Tarry, Managing Director, Turning Green Amanda Steele, Head of Sustainability – Pacific, CBRE Amanda Cornwall, President, National Environmental Law Association Kate Harris, Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Sustainability Leadership

3.40pm – 4.10pm Exhibition, Afternoon Tea & Networking 4.10pm – 5.10pm Technology Enabled Sustainable Development: Interlinking technology to the economy, enabling healthy communities and maximising innovation Speakers

(Em) Powering the Community: Exploring the role that copartnered projects and programs play within business and the community Chairperson Andrew Petersen, CEO, Sustainable Business Australia

Elizabeth Stark, Founding Director, Symbolix

Speakers Anthony Cheshire, Executive Director, Balance Dr. Rocio Bona, Sustainability Manager Development Australia, Carbon Pty Ltd Mirvac Gareth Woodham, AAPI Business Rita Marigliani, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility, Medibank Development Manager – NSW, Switch Automation Adam Leddy, Company Director, Mörk Water Solutions Asia Pacific Pty Ltd 5.10pm Close of Day One 5.30pm Banksia Sustainability Awards

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM DAY 2: THURSDAY 10 OCTOBER 2013 8.15am – 8.25am Opening and Recap from the Conference Chair Andrew Petersen, CEO, Sustainable Business Australia 8.25am – 9.30am The Green, Brown and the Bottom Line: A “One on One” with Jochen Zeitz Jochen Zeitz, Former Chairman and CEO, Puma 9.30am – 10.10am Exhibition, Morning Tea & Networking 10.10am – 11.15am Debate: Driver of Change or Wrapped in Red Tape: Evaluating the role and relevance of different reporting models Chairperson Africa Zanella, Head of Focal Point Australia, Global Reporting Initiative Australia Speakers

Small Is Smart: The role of SMEs in sustainable development Chairperson: Andrew Petersen, CEO, Sustainable Business Australia Speakers David Singh, CEO, Global Renewables Holdings Pty Ltd Richard Smith, Climate Change & Assessment Manager, Australasia, LRQA

Jason Robertson, Environment & Sustainability Manager – Retail Services, David Jones Gavin Ashley, Manager – Sustainable Urban Development , Limited Moreland Energy Foundation Nick Ridehalgh, Partner CFO Advisory, KPMG James Day, Director – Australia and New Zealand, CDP 11.15am – 12.15pm Trend or Trendy: Understanding the value of sustainability throughout the entire product lifecycle to the consumer Chairperson

Carbon in Store – Understanding the implications to business and international, regional and national policy developments Chairperson

Rupert Posner, CEO, Good Environmental Choice Australia

Jennifer Lauber Patterson, Executive Director & Head, Frontier Carbon Limited & Climate Market Investment Association for Australia, NZ, Singapore, Indonesia

Speakers

Speakers

Colleen Gilmour, Health, Safety & Environment Andreas Kammel, Environmental Specialist, Toyota Motor Manager, ABnote Australasia Pty Ltd Corporation Australia Ltd Cathy Inglis, Group Technical Research & Engineering Manager, Brickworks Building Products

Catherine Bremner, Head of Environmental Sustainability, ANZ Meg Argyriou, Head of Engagement, ClimateWorks Australia

12.15pm – 1.15pm Exhibition, Lunch & Networking

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1.15pm – 2.20pm Creating Partnerships That Add Value: The role of corporate - NGO partnerships in delivering the sustainability agenda Speaker

Our Common Wealth – The future role of ESG to drive sustainable growth in Australia Speaker David Macri, CIO, Australian Ethical

Raphaele Deau, NBO Director, Nexus-Carbon for Development 2.20pm – 3.20pm International Knowledge Sharing: Looking to innovative practices overseas in sustainable technology education and where these would beneficially connect Australian sustainable business and environment Chairperson Steve Lennon, Principal Strategic Design, Arup Speakers

Debate: To Green Skill or Not to Green Skill – The role of tertiary institutions, business and government to realise the skills necessary for future innovative and sustainable workforce Chairperson Linda Condon, Director – International Green Skills Network, TAFE Directors Australia Speakers

John Williams, Founding Member & President, Local Community Environmental Group

Dr Suzanne Young, Director of Executive Education & Associate Professor, Department of Management, La Trobe Business School & Faculty of Business, Economics & Law, Latrobe University

Alice Cope, Executive Manager, UN Global Compact Network Australia

Professor Graciela Metternicht, PhD, Director, Institute of Environmental Studies, University of NSW Ro Coroneos, Manager, Community and Social Strategy Barangaroo South, Lend Lease Corporation Scott McKenry, Regional Coordinator – Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action, Maroondah City Council

3.20pm – 3.50pm Exhibition, Afternoon Tea & Networking 3.50pm – 4.50pm A Sustainable Asia in a Changing World: Looking at how the Australian economy can engage with Asia to complement its sustainability commitments Stephanie Huf, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility for South East Asia & Oceania, Ericsson 4.50pm Close of Conference

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Featured Products – Our Australian Sustainability exhibitors are only to happy to discuss their featured products and services with you when you visit their stand. Here is just a snippet of what three of our exhibitors are featuring at the show:

ACRESTA STAND 913 We’ll be featuring the following new product on our stand: • The latest version of our carbonview sustainability software.

Carbonview 3.0 – New Features and New Opportunities for carbon and energy management.

Our featured product is special and newsworthy because: • New analytics and data visualisation features will help organisations identity and drive resources efficiency gains and cost savings.

This featured product will be of interest to: • Smart organisations looking to transform data into information, improve business process, realise savings and reduce environmental impact. Of particular interest to property owners, asset and facility managers, sustainability and environmental officers.

BUREAU VERITAS AUSTRALIA STAND 618 We’ll be featuring the following new product on our stand: • Environmental Management System ISO Auditing, GHG / NGER’s Verification and Certification, Sustainability Report Assurance Services, Energy Management / Energy Efficiency Audits, Sustainable Biofuel/Biomass Verification and Social Responsibility Auditing.

Our featured product is special and newsworthy because: • Our services provide organisations accurate information detailing their impact on the environment and society. This information allows companies to build trust with their key stakeholders and contributes to making the business more efficient.

This featured product will be of interest to: • This product would be of interest to organisations that are conscience of their responsibility to the environment and society as a whole.

GREENSYNERGY CONSULTING STAND 606 We’ll be featuring the following new product on our stand: • EcoPractice: Programs for Activating Sustainability and Creating Sustainability Culture.

Our featured product is special and newsworthy because: • EcoPractice applies a living systems approach to embedding sustainability in organisations using the Emergence Model of Sustainability Culture and 4 EmergenceBased Patterns for Sustainability Practice.

This featured product will be of interest to: • People, businesses, communities and community groups, social enterprise, government agencies and non-government organisations.

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EXHIBITOR LISTS

EXHIBITOR LIST ALPHABETICAL COMPANY NAME

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Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

0603............................................................................... Enhar

Advanced Optronic Devices ............................................ 0800

0606................................................. Greensynergy Consulting

AGL Solar ........................................................................ 0615

0608.................................................. powerPerfector Australia

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708

0609................................................................Supply Partners

Bradman Recruitment Group ........................................... 0617

0612...........................................................................Steplight

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

0614....................................................................ESD Solution

Ecospecifier Global .......................................................... 0717

0615........................................................................ AGL Solar

Endela Electronics (Shenzhen)Co Ltd .............................. 0900

0616.......................................................................... Symbolix

Enhar............................................................................... 0603

0617........................................... Bradman Recruitment Group

ESD Solution ................................................................... 0614

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GradSchool ..................................................................... 0910

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Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

0708.................................................. Apricus Australia Pty Ltd

ITW Industrial Packaging ................................................. 0912

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Kontact Group Pty Ltd..................................................... 0711

0717...........................................................Ecospecifier Global

Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ......................................... 0804

0800............................................. Advanced Optronic Devices

Phoenix Strategic Management ....................................... 0916

0804.......................................... Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd

powerPerfector Australia ................................................. 0608

0900 .............................. Endela Electronics (Shenzhen)Co Ltd

RAGU Technology (Shenzhen) Co Ltd ............................. 0901

0901 ............................. RAGU Technology (Shenzhen) Co Ltd

S&C Electric Company .................................................... 0918

0904 ....................... Shenzhen Irico Aotom Technology Co Ltd

Shenzhen Grand Electric Appliance Co Ltd ..................... 0907

0905 ........................................ Shenzhen Topray Solar Co Ltd

Shenzhen Irico Aotom Technology Co Ltd ....................... 0904

0907 ..................... Shenzhen Grand Electric Appliance Co Ltd

Shenzhen Kinger Power Technology Co Ltd .................... 0908

0908 ....................Shenzhen Kinger Power Technology Co Ltd

Shenzhen Topray Solar Co Ltd ........................................ 0905

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Sonaray ........................................................................... 0914

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Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

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Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

0916........................................Phoenix Strategic Management

Sustainable Business Australia ........................................ 0619

0917................................................. Sun-Sink Energy Storage

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

0918..................................................... S&C Electric Company

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COMPANY LISTINGS ACRESTA

APRICUS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD

Level 2, 15-17 Young Street Sydney NSW 2000 T: 02 8208 3366 F: 02 9247 3008 www.acresta.com tgeha@acresta.com Contact: Fadi Geha, Alexandra Khan

Level 2 Gateway Business Park 63-79 Parramatta Road Silverwater NSW 2128 T: 1300 277 428 F: 02 9475 0092 www.apricus.com.au brendan.graetz@apricus.com.au Contact: Bryan Moss, Graham Thomas, Warren Miller

STAND 0913

Acresta is the developer and owner of CarbonView, a sustainability software solution helping businesses measure, monitor and mitigate their carbon emissions. Using CarbonView, we can prepare organisation and product carbon foot-printing as well as advanced analysis of your environmental impact. We have worked with organisations in a wide variety of industries around the world to improve their systems, business processes and management of environmental risks and opportunities.The Acresta product portfolio also includes BlinkMobile, Good Technology and Recite. Acresta offers a unique partnership that delivers an optimum solution, enabling business and IT strategies to be smartly aligned and in harmony with the environment.

ADVANCED OPTRONIC DEVICES STAND 0800

4/30 Park Road Mulgrave NSW 2756 T: 0414 375 787 F: 02 4754 3792 www.aodaustralia.com info@aodaustralia.com Contact: keith@aodaustralia.com | mona@aodaustralia.com AOD Australia provides design, sales and service to all AOD lighting products in the Pacific region. We can provide engineering and design to any of our customers Australia wide. To date we have sold thousands of LED lights to illuminate roads, car parks offices and factories consisting of tens of thousands of individual lights. AOD Australia also has a social commitment to society and has to date provide assistance to two western Sydney schools in the FI competition and also provided technical and financial assistance to Rotary offshore projects in conjunction with Sydney Olympic Park Educational Unit.

AGL SOLAR STAND 0615

42 Advantage Road Highett VIC 3190 T: 1300 763 382 aglsolar.com.au customerservice@aglsolar.com Contact: Chad Floyd AGL Solar can help your business reduce electricity bills with a suite of solutions including solar power, LED lighting and energy plans. Speak with an AGL Solar Commercial Consultant today for your free solar assessment – 1300 763 382.

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As well as providing domestic solar hot water systems, Apricus also offers hot water systems for commercial and industrial heating applications.

Apricus has installed over 30,000 hot water installations in Australia.

They have years of experience and a team of in-house professionals who are dedicated to providing the highest level of service. For commercial operations, Apricus has hydraulic engineers standing by, able to size, design, and provide an optimised system, specifically to fit the needs of your building. Apricus solar hot water systems can have many commercial applications, including: • Pool heating • Dairy farms • Chemical treatment plants • Pre-heating systems • Hospitals • Apartment buildings • Wineries and many more...

BRADMAN RECRUITMENT GROUP STAND 0617

Level 6, 60 Carrington Street Sydney NSW 2000 T: 02 8243 0500 F: 02 8243 0599 www.bradmanrecruitment.com michael.green@bradmanrecruitment.com Contact: Michael Green, Gareth Clarke Bradman Recruitment is the leading recruitment specialist for energy and carbon professionals across ANZ. Our client list includes ASX200 as well as SMEs, we are preferred suppliers to many companies and recruit both locally and conduct global searches for specialist roles. Established in 2005, our Energy and Carbon division was first in Australia to have dedicated desk, and our consultants are either hired directly from the industry or have a proven track record in recruiting energy professionals before joining us. Positions include Power/Gas, Renewable Energy, Carbon Finance, Sustainability & Climate Change, Energy Efficiency, ESD, Power Systems Studies.

BUREAU VERITAS AUSTRALIA STAND 0618

3/435 Williamstown Road Melbourne VIC 3000 T: 1800 855 190 www.bureauveritas.com.au karen.lee@au.bureauveritas.com Contact: Phil Vale, James Stafford With clients in more than 100 countries, Bureau Veritas Certification is the world’s leading independent certification body. Bureau Veritas is recognised by national and international accreditation bodies around the world, Bureau Veritas Certification provides you with a comprehensive range of certification and auditing in the fields of Quality, Health, Safety, and the Environment (QHSE). Bureau Veritas offer a discreet suite of Sustainability Solutions to clients in the areas of: Environmental Management System ISO Auditing, GHG/NGER’s Verification and Certification, Sustainability Report Assurance Services, Energy Management/Energy Efficiency Audits, Sustainable Biofuel/Biomass Verification and Social Responsibility Auditing.

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GRADSCHOOL

60 Burrai Street Morningside QLD 4170 T: 1300 669 997 F: 1300 304 690 www.ecospecifier.com.au admin@ecospecifier.org Contact: David Baggs, Brett Hazlett

The University of Newcastle Callaghan NSW 2308 T: 02 4921 8856 F: 02 4921 8778 www.gradschool.com.au gs@newcastle.edu.au

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Welcome to Ecospecifier Global. Australia’s Leading Certified and Verified Sustainable Products. Ecospecifier.com.au is one of the world’s best knowledge base with over 5500 sustainable products, materials and technologies.As a leading global source of life-cycle assessed product information, ecospecifier.com.au links independent information with a powerful search interface. Ecospecifier.com.au does your research for YOU (professionals and homeowners alike) delivering innovative sustainable product solutions. Ecospecifier.com.au promotes all sustainable products worldwide and Australia-wide, specialising in categorising products into Building, Hospitality, Health & Beauty and Cleaning Products. Ecospecifier.com.au helps reduce thetime and costs of researching the worlds best sustainable products.

ENHAR

STAND 0603 Suite G-03, 60 Leicester Street Carlton VIC 3053 T: 03 9429 9463 www.enhar.com.au demian@enhar.com.au Contact: Demian Natakhan, Trevor Ackland, Aaron Donoghue Enhar provides renewable energy and energy conservation expertise to business and government. We consult on solar energy systems, wind energy projects and energy efficiency projects. Our clients include manufacturing and food industry, state government departments, local government and the education sector. Our expertise is in successfully delivering sustainable energy generation projects and assisting clients significantly reduce energy costs through improved efficiency. We assist clients to fund projects by winning government grant funding from federal schemes such as Clean Technology program, ARENA and State funding sources such as SRSB. We are based in Melbourne and consult to clients in Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales & Western Australia.

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At GradSchool, the University of Newcastle, it’s about getting the balance between your work, family and study right. To achieve this we offer flexible postgraduate coursework that can be taken 100% online. The result is a level of freedom to tailor a study experience to match your personal and professional needs.

GREENSYNERGY CONSULTING STAND 0606

Suite 101 Coffs Harbour Innovation Centre 363 Hogbin Drive Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 T: 0408 845 860 F: 02 6658 6772 www.greensynergy.com.au info@greensynergy.com.au Contact: Matthew Parnell Greensynergy Consulting is a generalist sustainability consultancy with interest in all aspects of sustainability for people, places, buildings, technology, enterprise and culture. Greensynergy Consulting is active in bringing about change by developing the capacity of people and organisations to adopt sustainable practices to reduce their ecological and carbon footprints and to develop strong sustainability cultures. Our technical specialty is buildings and their environmental impacts. We maintain accreditations in green building, energy and carbon footprint assessment. Our key offering, EcoPractice, can help your people, businesses, communities and community groups, social enterprise, government agencies and non-government organisations in the transition to sustainability.

ITW INDUSTRIAL PACKAGING STAND 0912

30 Fulton Drive Derrimut VIC 3025 T: 03 9373 4816 cdunsmore@itwindpack.com.au

ESD SOLUTION STAND 0614

Suite 5, 242 Hawthorn Road Caulfield VIC 3067 T: 03 9857 6917 www.esdsolution.com.au sallyd@esdsolution.com.au Contact: Sally Darlng 0449 982 240, Vince Wardill 0411 123 032 ESD Solution was established to meet the growing industry demand to specify sustainable products aligned to green building design. As products and technologies evolve, ESD is committed to educating building design and construction professionals in relation to energy efficiency, water saving and management, healthy environments and product LCA. Visit our stand and meet a variety of our clients including: Bill – Australias most efficient boiling and chilled water systems: www.billi.com.au/ MEP Enerlogic – Energy efficient films: www.enerlogicwindowfilms.com.au/ Recoh Vert Heat Recover: evobuild.com.au/recoh-vert.html 28 | People. Planet. Profit. Grow your Triple Bottom Line.

Signode translates to Load Containment & Protective Packaging Solutions.

With close to 100 years of industry experience, you can be confident in the knowledge that we manufacture packaging systems that have been engineered specifically for your application; systems that protect your products, streamline your production and improve your profits.Signode is the only Australian manufacturer of polyester & steel strapping products, providing quality products to Australia and the world. Signode also manufacturers orientated stretch film products & angle board in Australasia.

Our renowned products, tools, strapping and stretch wrap equipment are recognised around the world under brand names such as Signode; ITW Mima; Strapex; Lock n’ Pop; and Predator.

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COMPANY LISTINGS MILLENNIUM ELECTRONICS PTY LTD

S&C ELECTRIC COMPANY

12 Webber Parade Keilor East VIC 3033 T: 03 9331 7032 F: 03 9331 7038 www.intelligy.com.au sales@millec.com.au Contact: Joseph Conci, Kelllie Cimarosti

14 Bunnai Road Pemulwuy NSW 2145 T: 0467 867 808 www.sandc.com australiansales@sandc.com Contact: Chris Wering, Owen Lock, Jason Lander

Intelligent Energy Management System is fully ZigBee certified for Smart Energy and is totally ‘plug and play’. The award winning Intelligy system measures total energy generated in the home including usage and cost, giving ‘real time’ consumption readings with the ability to monitor plug-in and fixed appliances and control their usage. Intelligy devices can be managed locally or remotely through the Home Area Network (HAN) with capability to measure all utilities including electricity, gas and water calculating costs based on specific tariffs, even calculating net power by deducting any power returned to the grid from devices such as solar panels.

S&C Electric Company has been operating for over 100 years, delivering innovative solutions to the Electrical Industry.

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Our solutions include: • Energy Storage • Micro Grids • Grid connection of large scale renewable generation • Distribution Automation • Large Energy Efficient UPS Systems • Intelligent Switchgear and Protection • Consulting and Modelling Services • Project Management and turn-key project delivery

PHOENIX STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT STAND 0916

PO Box 943 Ingleburn NSW 1890 T: 0402 060 649 www.phoenixstrategic.com.au david.ross@phoenixstrategic.com.au Contact: David Ross, John Groarke Boutique management consulting business that helps organisations transform their reputation and performance through strategic sustainability With services in the design, implementation and review of CSR/sustainability strategies and programs as well as genuine stakeholder management, Phoenix can help organisations shift from: • chaos to clarity; • outrage to integrity; and • from greenwash towards real sustainability.

And help can be provided at any part of your business’ cycle. Having worked on many truly complex social and environmental problems with organisations, Phoenix can help your organisation advance a genuine contribution.

POWERPERFECTOR AUSTRALIA

SONARAY STAND 0914

2/192 old Geelong Road Hoppers Crossing VIC 3029 T: 03 9749 0001 alex@sonaray.com.au Contact: Alex Poon 0404 144 170, Sophie, Lily 0433 221 096 Sonaray LED focus on developing new technology that improve our life and protect our environment. We specialise in high efficiency, high brightness, high performance, user-friendly industrial and commercial LED’s products, e.g. high bay lights suitable for warehouse, factory or farms; down lights for showrooms or offices, flood lights for commercial building, etc. Our engineers are aiming to bring more brightness with low energy consumption into our home and work place, which is why our LED are brighter, more efficient, longer lasting.

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STEPLIGHT

303/3 Chester Street Oakleigh VIC 3199 T: 1300 864 824 F: 02 9722 6599 www.powerperfector.com.au info@powerperfector.com.au Contact: Kieran Sands 0415 041 079, Sam Davey 0448 790 220

PO Box 331 St Leonards NSW 2065 T: 1300 139 996 steplight.com.au operations@steplight.com.au

powerPerfector Australia is the distributor of the unique, Japanese invented Voltage Power Optimisation (VPO) product known as the “powerPerfector”.

The powerPerfector optimises the power supply to a site improving power quality and significantly reducing electricity consumption. powerPerfector Australia provide a turnkey implementation solution and is the largest provider of VPO technology in Australia. powerPerfector Australia was recently ranked 2nd in the top 100 of the BRW Fast Starters list for 2013, further substantiating a growing trend among companies that are installing VPO as part of their energy efficiency strategy.

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Steplight offers products and services to engage and educate in the areas of sustainability and energy efficiency. Since 2007 Steplight has delivered energy audits, workshops, training programs, power meters and energy monitors to thousands of clients. Our clientele includes electrical contractors, solar installers, local governments, energy utilities, nonprofit organisations and government grant recipients, among others. Our products and services can be purchased just as they are on our website, or customised to the requirements of your particular organisation and clients.

Steplight has offices in Sydney and Melbourne but delivers products and services nationally.

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COMPANY LISTINGS SUN-SINK ENERGY STORAGE

SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS AUSTRALIA

Level 1, 29-45 Ashmore Road BUNDALL QLD 4217 T: 07 5593 7773 F: 07 5535 5951 www.griddemand.com.au rob@electricity.net.au Contact: Rob Campbell, Jonothan Joyner, Alanna Petts

3 Manning Street Potts Point NSW 2011 T: 02 9358 1800 F: 02 9358 1555 www.sba.asn.au sba@sba.asn.au

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A cost effective, completely retrofittable energy storage system for use in time shifting solar PV generation. Our systems can also play a critical role in maximum demand management for large commercial installations.

The units not only empower consumers to maximise their solar returns, the flow-on benefits to electricity distributors are hard to ignore. Our GridDemand version can be used with or without a solar component to store and deliver off-peak energy to peak times at an increasingly expanding R.O.I. Using a managed LiFePO4 storage core, customers have no lifespan or maintenance issues to worry about and will always have the best available energy storage appliance due to our maintenance and renewal plan.

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Sustainable Business Australia (SBA) is a business think tank and advocacy group that believes that sustainability performance is about an engaged, whole-of-business approach. To help achieve this, SBA has developed a powerful progressive business network focused on sustainability solutions that benefit the bottom line – and the world. A large part of SBA’s work involves raising awareness about the scale and relevance of major environmental challenges and the commercial solutions that business and industry can provide. SBA represents a growing coalition of members who will be the backbone of the next era of wealth generation by providing commercial solutions to environmental challenges.

SUPPLY PARTNERS

SYMBOLIX

48 Jigsaws Street Sumner Park QLD 4074 T: 07 3122 7584 www.supplypartners.com.au john@supplypartners.com.au Contact: John Degotardi, Ray Willey, Patrick Morrissey

1A/14 Akuna Drive Williamstown North VIC 3016 T: 03 9397 2520 www.symbolix.com.au estark@symbolix.com.au Contact: Elizabeth Stark

Supply Partners distribute solar products throughout Australia with a focus on customer communication, accuracy of delivery and supplying premium products. Products include Phono Solar Panels, LG Solar Panels, Hyundai Solar panels, Power One Inverters, SMA inverters and the ABB low voltage range of electrical accessories.

Somewhere, in all the data, apps and conflicting opinions that exist today, you still need to make decisions, justify them and get your team moving.

Symbolix exists to help people just like you make better decisions using data. We provide professional services to help people access, analyse and act on data. Our services include consulting, training and analysis-asa-service solutions to our clients.

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SAVE THE DATE 13–16 MAY 2014 SYDNEY SHOWGROUND, SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK nationalmanufacturingweek.com.au

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PRODUCT LISTINGS COMPANY NAME

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COMPANY NAME

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Building & Construction

Monitoring and Reporting

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Ecospecifier Global .......................................................... 0717

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Enhar............................................................................... 0603

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ......................................... 0804 Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Business Strategy

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618 Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Other

Phoenix Strategic Management ....................................... 0916

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Ecospecifier Global .......................................................... 0717 S&C Electric Company .................................................... 0918

Communications Strategy Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606 Phoenix Strategic Management ....................................... 0916

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Power & Gas Supply & Management AGL Solar ........................................................................ 0615

Education

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Ecospecifier Global .......................................................... 0717 Grad School .................................................................... 0910 Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Enhar............................................................................... 0603 Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Promotional Products

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Environmental Consulting

R&D

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708

Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ......................................... 0804

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

S&C Electric Company .................................................... 0918

Ecospecifier Global .......................................................... 0717

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Enhar............................................................................... 0603 Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606

Recruitment

Phoenix Strategic Management ....................................... 0916

Bradman Recruitment Group ........................................... 0617

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612 Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917 Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Fleet Management Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Smart Grid S&C Electric Company .................................................... 0918 Steplight .......................................................................... 0612 Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917 Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Mobility Solutions

Solar – Thermal

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708 Enhar............................................................................... 0603 Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

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PRODUCT LISITINGS

COMPANY NAME

STAND

COMPANY NAME

STAND

Solar PV

Transport

AGL Solar ........................................................................ 0615

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Enhar............................................................................... 0603 Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917 Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Waste & Recycling

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Supply Chain

Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606 Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618 Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Water Management

Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708

Technology Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618 Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606 Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708 Greensynergy Consulting ................................................. 0606 S&C Electric Company .................................................... 0918 Steplight .......................................................................... 0612 Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917 Symbolix ......................................................................... 0616

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BRAND LISTINGS COMPANY NAME

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ABB Low Voltage Distribution

Phono Solar Panels

Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Acresta

Power Mate

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

AGL Solar

Power One Inverters

AGL Solar ........................................................................ 0615

Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Apricus

Power Tracker

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd.................................................. 0708

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

BlinkMobile Interactive

SMA Inverters

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Bradman Carbon & Energy Recruitment

SOL-ACE Grid Demand System

Bradman Recruitment Group ........................................... 0617

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Bradman Recruitment Group

SOL-ACE Premium Solar Products

Bradman Recruitment Group ........................................... 0617

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Bureau Veritas Certification

SUN-SINK

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

CarbonView

SunEye

Acresta ............................................................................ 0913

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Energy Advisory Centre Pty Ltd

Sustainability cubed

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

Phoenix Strategic Management ....................................... 0916

FLIR

Vulcan Energy Pty Ltd

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Sun-Sink Energy Storage ................................................ 0917

GreenBizCheck

Watts Clever

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................................... 0618

Steplight .......................................................................... 0612

Intelligy Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ......................................... 0804

LG Solar Panels Supply Partners ............................................................... 0609

Millennium Electronics Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ......................................... 0804

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ADVERTISING INDEX COMPANY NAME

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COMPANY NAME

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Acresta .......................................................... 0913 ............. 37

Greensynergy Consulting ............................... 0606 ............. 38

Advanced Optronic Devices .......................... 0800 ............. 37

ITW Industrial Packaging ............................... 0912 ............. 38

AGL Solar ...................................................... 0615 ............. 35

Millennium Electronics Pty Ltd ....................... 0804 ............. 31

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd................................ 0708 ............. 29

Phoenix Strategic Management ..................... 0916 ............. 31

Autodesk (Australia) Pty Ltd ................................................. 27

S&C Electric Company .................................. 0918 ............. 40

Balance Carbon................................................................... 27

SUN-SINK ENERGY STORAGE..................... 0917 ............. 27

Banksia Foundation ............................................................. 17

Supply Partners ............................................. 0609 ............. 31

Bradman Recruitment Group ......................... 0617 ............. 29

Sustainable Business Australia ...................... 0619 ............. 24

Bureau Veritas Australia ................................. 0618 ............. 29

Sustainability Matters ........................................................... 33

Climate Friendly ................................................................... 27

Symbolix ....................................................... 0616 ............. 31

Ecospecifier Global ........................................ 0717 ............. 33

The Bravery ......................................................................... 15

Enhar............................................................. 0603 ............. 29

Waste Expo ......................................................................... 24

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