Sustainability in Business Exhibition Directory 2014 by Reed Exhibitions AU

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EXHIBITION DIRECTORY 2014

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CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ................................ 4 FLOOR PLAN .................................................... 5 WELCOME LETTER FROM EXHIBITION DIRECTOR ........................................................ 6 SPEAKERS PROFILES ..................................... 8 CONFERENCE DAY 1 - HIGHLIGHTS ............. 16 CONFERENCE DAY 2 - HIGHLIGHTS ............. 18 EXHIBITOR LIST ............................................. 21 EXHIBITOR PROFILE LISTINGS ..................... 22 EXHIBITOR BRAND INDEX............................. 29 EXHIBITOR PRODUCT INDEX ........................ 30 ADVERTISING INDEX ..................................... 31

For the second year in a row Australia’s Sustainability in Business Conference & Exhibition will co-located with All-Energy Australia, Waste Expo and for the first time with Inter-Water Australia, forming Australian Sustainability Week. This is Australia’s most significant showcase for the clean energy, sustainability, waste, recycling and water industries.

ORGANISING TEAM Exhibition Director

Anthony Reed

Content Manager

Ana Maria Faust

Operations Manager

Christiane Beck

Senior Exhibition Coordinator

Desire Wilton

Exhibition Coordinator

Wendy Hamano

Exhibition Coordinator

Chiharu Hara

Sales Manager

Guy Freebody

Sales Account Manager

Stephen Cuff

Sales Account Manager

Cory McCarrick

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The profiles and advertisements in this directory are produced as provided by exhibitors. Whilst all care is taken, Reed Exhibitions Australia will not accept responsibility for incorrect information provided.

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GENERAL INFORMATION EXHIBITION OPENING HOURS WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2014 8:00am – 5:00pm Registration opens at 7:30am

THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2014 8:30am – 5:00pm Registration opens at 8:00am

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. Delegate Conference standard rates: Wednesday ................................$682.00 Thursday ....................................$682.00 Both Days ...................................$998.00

CARPARKS

CUSTOMER SERVICES DESK

• MCEC Basement Car Park – Enter via Normanby Road

The Customer Service Desk is located on the concourse in front of the Sustainability in Business and All-Energy Australia exhibition entrance. Please refer to the floor plan for full details, see page 5.

• Corner of Montague and Munro Streets Car Park – Enter via Munro Street • South Wharf Retail Car Park – Enter via Normanby Road • Siddeley Street Car Park – Enter via Siddeley Street

SECURITY

PHOTOGRAPHY/VIDEO

Uniformed security guards will be on duty for the duration of the exhibition. The venue is also under constant video surveillance.

Taking photographs 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.

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 if you have not pre-printed your badge. Recycling bins will be available at the show exits.

Note: Registration to the conference grants you complimentary access to the exhibition, morning, afternoon tea and lunch.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS STRATEGIC EVENT PARTNER

CARBON OFFSET PARTNER

EVENT PARTNER

PLENARY SPONSOR

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MEDIA PARTNER

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FLOORPLAN

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SUSTAINABILITY IN BUSINESS CONFERENCE

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SUSTAINAIBILITY SPEAKERS’ PREPARATION ROOM

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1208 8

WASTE EXPO

SUSTAINABILITY IN BUSINESS

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WELCOME

TO SUSTAINABILTY IN BUSINESS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION On behalf of Reed Exhibitions, I am very proud to welcome you to the 3rd edition of Australia’s Sustainability in Business Conference & Exhibition – the most innovative showcase of practical solutions, cutting edge sustainable products and progressive thought leadership. In 2014, Sustainability in Business will be an even more valuable platform for those looking to drive long-term corporate growth and profitability through implementing sustainability measures into operations and business strategy.

ANTHONY REED

EXHIBITION DIRECTOR

The world-class conference program will arm you with a greater understanding of the ‘how’ – as well as the ‘why’ - of harnessing the real value of sustainable practice adaptation across product and supply chain lifecycles. All the conference highlights and program schedule are contained in this show directory and on the Sustainability in Business Mobile App. Reed Exhibitions is committed to presenting Australia’s premier sustainability trade event to provide access which will form part of Australian Sustainability Week the most significant showcase of renewable energy,

sustainability, waste & recycling and water industries in Australia. The collective events will provide unprecedented value in the sustainability sector for visitors in 2014. We would like to thank all exhibitors, partners and sponsors, without which this event would not be possible and wish all a productive and enjoyable visit to Sustainability in Business 2014. I hope you take full advantage of the learning and information-sharing opportunities on offer over the two days of ground-breaking panel discussions and case studies.

Regards,

ANTHONY REED Exhibition Director Sustainability In Business Conference & Exhibition

WELCOME

TO SUSTAINABILTY IN BUSINESS CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION It is a pleasure to welcome you to the third annual Sustainability in Business conference. Over the past three years the Sustainability in Business conference has doubled in attendance , bringing with it even greater value added dialogue and firsthand experience amongst a more diverse industry audience.

ANA MARIA FAUST

CONTENT MANAGER

In 2014, the conference remains multistreamed, covering Sustainable Business Strategy, Sustainability Applications in Practice, Sustainable Supply Chain Management and Sustainability Standards, Compliance and Investment Approaches. This ensures that no matter where you are at in the integration of sustainability initiatives within your organisation, there are sessions and discussions on the agenda pertinent to you. In 2014 we will have longer networking and increasing sessions on the agenda by 15 minutes to allow for further knowledge sharing and audience participation. Our International Keynote for 2014 comes all the way from the UK. Adam Elman is the Global Head of Delivery for Plan A, Marks & Spencer’s ground-breaking eco/ethical plan. Marks and Spencer has won over 190

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awards since 2007 covering all aspects of sustainability and Mr Elman will share with you some of the successes and steps to implementation behind Plan A. We hope you find the conference extremely valuable and stimulating this year and look forward to welcoming you to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre over the two days. Best regards ANA MARIA FAUST Content Manager Sustainability In Business Conference & Exhibition

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HELEN ADAIR

MICHAEL ANDERSON

GOODMAN FIELDER

Helen is a Director with EY’s Climate Change and Sustainability Services team in Melbourne, providing sustainability advisory and assurance services to a range of clients across industries. She is a chartered Chemical Engineer with over 15 years’ experience in Australia and the UK as an engineering and sustainability professional. Prior to joining EY in Melbourne, Helen worked in the UK for a global engineering and environmental consultancy focusing on sustainability and climate change, and also worked as an engineer with ExxonMobil.

After a decade in consulting and government roles advising business on environment improvement opportunities Michael made the switch to the private sector in early 2011. Michael’s initial work at Goodman Fielder was focused on identifying the environmental priorities for the organisation and setting about implementing programs to drive continuous improvement in these areas. Gradually, the organisation has adopted a more holistic sustainability approach to these issues and Michael’s work now includes assessing the sustainability risks and opportunities across Goodman Fielder’s value chain while maintaining the integrity of internal environment programs. Michael is also a member of the Australian Food and Grocery Council’s Sustainable Practices Committee and represents Goodman Fielder in the Sustainable Agriculture Initiative’s Australian branch.

TONY ARNEL

CLARE BALDWIN

NORMAN DISNEY & YOUNG

TRANSURBAN

As the Global Director Sustainability, Tony works worldwide across all NDY offices and market sectors. He is the company’s key strategist for Sustainability. He is a founding Director and immediate past Chair of the Green Building Council of Australia. He was an elected Director of the World Green Building Council (2006 2012) and was the Chair between 2008 - 2011. He is a trustee of the Sustainable Melbourne Fund, an initiative of the Melbourne City Council created to accelerate the retro-fitting of existing buildings by making funding available to building owners. Tony is also a board member of the Energy Efficiency Council and Deakin University School of Engineering.

Clare’s role overseas the sustainability program across Transurban’s operations, projects and business practices. In this role, she has redefined the sustainability business case with a renewed focus on embedding sustainability in road design, improving neighbouring communities and partnering with industry to move people more sustainably. Prior to this role, Clare worked in financial services for PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia and for Thompson Reuters and Goldman Sachs in London. Clare holds a Master of Sustainability, Bachelor of Management and Bachelor of Arts from Monash University.

DR JOSHUA BISHOP

REBECCA CAIN

WWF

NET BALANCE

Joshua Bishop is an environmental and resource economist with over 25 years’ experience. He manages WWF-Australia’s efforts to promote environmental sustainability in markets and business, focusing on key Australian commodity exports (beef, sugarcane, mining and metals), imports (timber, pulp and paper, palm oil), as well as seafood. Josh also leads WWF’s work with the Australian financial services industry, focusing on how banks can reduce environmental risks and support wider uptake of voluntary standards for sustainable production.

Rebecca works in the Social Impact team at Net Balance to help corporate, not-for-profit and government clients to clearly understand and manage social needs and impacts, whilst generating value for both investors and society. Net Balance is one of the largest providers of sustainability advice, assurance, and research in Australia. Specialising in social impact evaluation, corporate community investment and stakeholder engagement. She spends her days helping her clients to make evidence-based decisions about social programs and investment, and to be able to measure the value created by their activities.

MÅNS CARLSSON-SWEENY

ULYSSES CHIOATTO

AMP CAPITAL

INSTITUTIONAL SHAREHOLDER SERVICES (ISS)

Having joined AMP Capital in September 2010, in his role as Senior ESG Research Analyst, Måns is responsible for the analysis of ESG issues and sustainability drivers for a number of sectors, as well as regularly engaging with companies on ESG issues. Måns has 11 years’ experience in the investment industry including 3 years in financial analysis and ESG research with the largest independent Scandinavian investment bank Carnegie Investment Bank in London. He also has investment and business analysis experience at Macquarie Bank and Accenture in the United Kingdom.

As the Executive Director and Head of Research for Australia and New Zealand, Ulysses has a significant depth of experience of the local market extending into south East Asia. He oversees ‘thought leading’ research and proxy recommendations for ASX 300 companies, engaging extensively with the companies’ boards’ pre and post AGM; including an expertise in addressing ESG risk under the Corporate Governance umbrella. He is a former Asia Pacific Director in Deloitte’s working in Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan and South Korea.

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PROF. ROBERT COSTANZA

LEND LEASE

THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY

Ro leads the Community Development and Social Sustainability Strategy at Barangaroo South, which is Lend Lease’s largest urban regeneration project globally.

Professor Robert Costanza’s trans disciplinary approach integrates the study of humans and the rest of nature to address research, policy and management issues at multiple time and space scales, from small watersheds to the global system. He is co-founder and past president of the International Society for Ecological Economics and founding editor in chief of Ecological Economics and Solutions (www. thesolutionsjournal.org). He is author or co-author of over 500 articles and 27 books and has been named one of ISI’s Highly Cited Researchers since 2004. More than 300 interviews and reports on his work have appeared in various popular media.

Ro is responsible for the delivery of 50 social programs on the Project which includes strategic partnerships with government, community, educational and cultural groups, social infrastructure, Indigenous engagement community wellbeing and the Barangaroo Skills Exchange, an onsite learning hub. Ro has also designed a cross-business collaboration called the Barangaroo South Community Partnership which is a collective impact forum for incoming tenants to the precinct, as well as an emerging leaders’ capability development program for professionals working on the Project.

SASHA COURVILLE

LIZ COURTNEY

NATIONAL AUSTRALIA BANK

UNBOXED MEDIA AUSTRALIA

Sasha Courville is NAB’s new Head of Corporate Responsibility Strategy, having led the bank’s Natural Value Strategy since late 2012. Prior to joining NAB, Dr. Courville was the Executive Director of the ISEAL Alliance, the global association of sustainability standards and assurance schemes in London and was a research fellow at the Regulatory Institutions Network at the ANU. She has a PhD (in coffee!) from the ANU, a Masters degree in development economics at the LSE and an undergraduate degree in environmental studies from York University in Canada.

Liz Courtney is a passionate global communicator who switched her corporate cape for the opportunity to travel to the ends of the earth to direct the largest series on climate change in 2012-13. Liz heralds from a senior marketing communications background having fuelled a career in brand & marketing strategy for over 20 years and now applies this skill set to raising awareness on important issues through film. She has directed and produced over 40 factual programs in the last 10 years but says “The Tipping Points” has had the most profound effect on her. Now she joins with others to mobilise millions of people around the globe in the quest to discover a new dialogue on Climate Change. Liz has worked with multiple country cultures, crossed language and social barriers to build the respect of NASA, NOAA, IPCC scientists, and many others during the making of The Tipping Points series.

HELEN DORNOM

ROWAN DOWLAND

DAIRY AUSTRALIA

BANKMECU

Helen Dornom works for Dairy Australia (DA), the dairy industry owned service organisation that aims to support the dairy industry as a growing, innovative and sustainable industry. She has worked in the dairy industry over a number of years in a variety of areas including R, D &E, industry policy and supply chain integrity. This has involved helping industry to assess risks to its reputation/operations and helping to facilitate management solutions.

Rowan is General Manager Development with Australia’s first customer owned bank. Over the past decade Rowan has influenced the Bank’s approach to responsible banking, the creation of shared value and sustainable development. His work has seen the Bank align its business with the values and expectations of its socially aware customers located throughout Australia. bankmecu has achieved strong recognition in Australia and internationally for is approach to sustainable development and responsible business practice and integrated corporate reporting.

She is now Dairy Australia’s Manager of Sustainability, including Food Safety and Integrity. The work covers sustainability; food safety/public health; industry integrity (consumer, community and market confidence); regulatory and policy frameworks; and issues management

PAUL EDWARDS

ADAM ELMAN

MIRVAC GROUP

MARKS AND SPENCER (UK)

Paul is the current Co-Chair of the Better Building Partnership Sydney, having previously been Chairman of the UK BBP. He is the ex-chairman of the British Council of Offices sustainability committee and participated in various working groups including EPRA sustainability committee, BCSC, NSA, UKGBC and GBCA. Paul has been involved with Australian Green Building Council from the start including Chairman of the Green Star Interiors tool. He previously worked at Arup and Lend Lease, responsible for delivering leading edge green buildings including The Bond and RAAF Richmond in Sydney as well as involvement in ANZ and The Gauge at Docklands. He led Hammerson to be top in sector for FTSE4Good, CDP and GRESB. Paul was named 28th most influential person in sustainability by Building Magazine, UK.

Adam is Global Head of Delivery for Plan A - Marks & Spencer’s ground-breaking eco/ethical plan. Launched in January 2007 and extended in March 2010, Plan A aims to make Marks and Spencer the most sustainable major retailer in the world. As well as shaping the strategy, he is responsible for driving and reporting on the delivery of Plan A across every part of the business (in 50+ territories worldwide), ensuring that appropriate controls are in place and working with colleagues to manage issues and realise opportunities. Adam also has responsibility for M&S Energy which one of the UK’s largest provider of gas and electricity to homes across the country.

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT KATHRYN FRANKLIN

PETA GRANGER

NET BALANCE

LUSH FRESH HANDMADE COSMETICS

Kathryn’s has more than 20 years’ experience in corporate affairs including sustainability strategy and reporting, government relations, internal and external communication, media management, stakeholder engagement and community partnerships and sponsorships. Prior to Net Balance, Kathryn spent 15 years in the electricity industry in a variety of roles including Corporate Affairs Manager and Environmental Affairs/ Sustainability Manager. She has also held senior roles at Coles Supermarkets and the Institute of Architects. Kathryn started her career as a journalist, after completing a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies and Communication at RMIT.

Peta began with Lush on the shop floors of Dublin 14 years ago. She went on to work alongside the founders in the UK and spent 10 years visiting over 40 Lush countries around the world working on business strategy, global communication and team development. She moved back to her home town of Melbourne in 2011 to take up the Directorship of Lush Australia and New Zealand.

TOBY GRAY

STEPHANIE PULLINGS HART

WWF

NESTLÉ

Toby is a Sustainability Professional with 14 years of experience across a range of sectors, including: government; energy; water; industrial; extractive; and the property sector. Toby is a specialist in monetising and embedding environmental and societal risks and opportunities into business planning, policy development and infrastructure projects. During his career Toby has held positions with multinational corporates and government organisations in Australia, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, working with the likes of Masdar Future Energy Company, Woodside Petroleum, Exon Mobile, Sydney Airport Corporation, Toyota Power and the QLD Department of Natural Resources. He is currently the Market Sustainability Analyst with WWF Australia.

Stephanie Pullings Hart has been in her role as Executive Director Operations since January 2013. She began her Nestlé career in 1995 as an Operations Management Trainee in the USA for Friskies PetCare. Throughout her 19 year career, Stephanie has had roles of increasing responsibility in manufacturing and research & development and human resources with postings in the USA and Switzerland. She holds a degree of BSc Chemical Engineering and an MBA from Benedictine College. In her current role, Stephanie is responsible for safety, quality, engineering, regulatory & scientific affairs, and manufacturing for Oceania.

DAVID HARRINGTON

MELE-ANE HAVEA

INSURANCE AUSTRALIA GROUP (IAG)

SMALL GRANTS

David has more than 25 years of management consulting, strategy and corporate finance experience across a range of industries. He joined IAG’s Corporate Office in December 2013 as Group General Manager, Strategy, responsible for the strategic direction of the organisation, developing IAG’s shared value and managing other innovation projects for the company.

Mele-Ane is the chair of B Lab Australia & New Zealand and works for impact investment house Small Giants, currently running one of their investee companies, Dumbo Feather. She has a background in law, but completed an Oxford MBA as a Skoll Centre fellow after which she started working in the area of social and responsible business, and impact investing.

David was previously the General Manager for CGU’s Corporate Office, with responsibilities for Corporate Strategy, Risk & Compliance, Brand & Corporate Communication, Legal Services and the CGU Foundation. David joined CGU in August 2011 from the corporate advisory firm Lexicon Partners where he focused on merger and acquisitions, corporate restructures and corporate strategy.

JACKIE HEALING

CHARLIE KNAGGS

COLES

NET BALANCE

General Manager of Quality, Responsible Sourcing and Technology Coles Supermarkets

With over 8 years of experience in the sustainability sector, Charlie leads Net Balance’s Climate Change service line. In this area, he works on greenhouse gas (NGER/PEC/JCP) assurance engagements, energy audits and corporate carbon inventories across a range of sectors as well as helping clients identify costeffective opportunities for reducing their energy use. He is a registered Category 2 (Lead) Greenhouse and Energy Auditor with the Clean Energy Regulator. Prior to Net Balance, Charlie worked as the sustainability analyst for DLA Piper in London. Charlie holds a Master of Environmental Management from UNSW and a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Arts from the ANU.

Experienced in supply chain Quality and Integrity programmes, she has contributed to the development and implementation of many global QA and integrity standards owned by organisations such as BRC, SQF and ETI. In 2006 she was recruited by Coles Supermarkets to lead their Quality programme for private label and made the move to live in Melbourne Australia. Her achievements in this role include establishing the Coles brand Quality programme, recruiting and developing a team of over 100 professionals in the field of Quality Management and successfully implementing Farm to Fork QA programmes across all food categories.

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ROBYN LEESON

AUTODESK

NET BALANCE AND MEMBER TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, GLOBAL REPORTING INITIATIVE

Sustainability & Clean Tech Market Development Manager for ASEAN and ANZ at Autodesk Navin is a strong supporter of start-ups that are looking to make positive changes to the world and the society around them, and is constantly on the lookout to network and engage any individuals or organisations that want to share thoughts on a sustainable world. Prior to joining Autodesk, Navin spent 6 years at the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, where he worked with educational institutions, entrepreneurs, incubators and multiple organisations to unearth and cultivate a vibrant start-up environment in Singapore. He also played a key role in a multinational organisation in the healthcare sector for 7 years, where he delivered health information systems across the ASEAN and Middle East region.

Robyn has over 20 years’ experience in sustainability including sustainable strategy development, carbon, economic and environmental services. Prior to joining Net Balance, Robyn was Manager of the Environment & Resource Efficiency Plans program with the Environment Protection Authority of Victoria. She holds a Master of Environmental Science and a Doctorate from Monash University. Robyn is a member of the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) Stakeholder Council, which is the GRI’s formal stakeholder policy forum, and the GRI’s Technical Advisory Committee, acting in a liaison role for the Stakeholder Council and is a certified training provider for GRI.

KAJ LOFGREN

HUNTER LOVINS

SMALL GIANTS

NATURAL CAPITALISM

Kaj (pronounced Kai) is the Director of Strategy at Small Giants. Small Giants invests in businesses that are shifting us to a more socially equitable and environmentally sustainable world. Kaj is also the Director of The School of Life Australia, a cultural enterprise dedicated to exploring good ideas for everyday living. A Civil Engineer by training, in a previous life Kaj had a number of other jobs with Engineers Without Borders and Engineers Australia. He is also currently serving as a director on the board of Engineers Without Borders.

L. Hunter Lovins is President of Natural Capitalism Solutions. NCS, helps companies, communities and countries implement more sustainable practices profitably. A professor of sustainable business management at Bard College, Hunter was named a Master at the De Tao Academy in Shanghai. She has briefed heads of state and consulted for industries and governments worldwide and has written 15 books and hundreds of articles. Having won dozens of awards, including the European Sustainability Pioneer award, and the Right livelihood Award. Time Magazine recognised her as a Millennium Hero for the Planet, and Newsweek called her the Green Business Icon.

KATE MACDONALD

JANE MANSFIELD

UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

ASALEO CARE

Kate Macdonald is a Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, having held previous positions at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the Australian National University, and Oxford University. Her research focuses on the politics of transnational production and business, with a particular focus on social, labour and human rights regulation of global business. She has conducted research and consultancy work for organisations including Amnesty International, ActionAid Australia, Oxfam Australia and the UK’s Corporate Responsibility Coalition. She is on the advisory board of the Jubilee Australia Research Foundation, and the editorial board of the journal Global Policy.

Jane is a supply chain professional in the broadest sense, and has spent time working in and across many functions within Asaleo Care, SCA Hygiene Australasia and ExxonMobil. Each new role has helped her develop a deep understanding of organisational systems and how they can be tweaked to create significant and beneficial change. Jane’s approach is grounded by her engineering background which influences her problem solving approach and influenced by her post-graduate studies in management, international economics and marketing. Asaleo Care (previously known as SCA HA) produces and markets consumer brands such as Sorbent toilet paper and facial tissue, Handee paper towel and Libra feminine hygiene. The sustainability imperatives for Asaleo Care are resource intensity and ethical sourcing, and they are currently the key areas of focus for me.

FIONA MEAD

ANNA MINNS

ASCIANO GROUP

TERRACYCLE

Fiona Mead is an experienced corporate lawyer and governance professional who has spent more than 15 years working in senior governance roles in ASX50 companies. Fiona was the Company Secretary at Asciano Limited from 2007 until recently and prior to that was the Assistant Company Secretary at Telstra Corporation Limited. Fiona is a fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and a member of their Legislative Review Committee. Fiona has extensive knowledge of the ASX Listing Rules and the ASX Corporate Governance Principles. She has deep experience in all aspects of corporate reporting and in establishing best practice governance systems in relation to sustainability.

Anna is currently the General Manager of innovative recycling company TerraCycle in Australia & New Zealand. Prior to this she was a Solicitor employed at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) and spent a number of years in the trade union movement as an Industrial and Campaigns Official. Anna was involved in the creation of GetUp! and was nominated as one of Australia’s Most Clickable Women! Anna spends all her spare time chasing after her two small boys.

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NAVIN KUMAR

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT HAYLEY MORRIS

STEVE MORRISS

IDEAS NEST - IMPACT SUSTAINABILITY

CLOSE THE LOOP LTD

Hayley’s career started in technology and financial services, before a life-changing trip to Africa saw a change in focus to dedicate her life to environmental and social issues. She returned to study and volunteering which lead her to start an environmental non-profit which was later named Sustainable Table. In addition to food, Hayley has a passion for philanthropy and working with businesses to help them create a sustainability strategy that is real and measurable. In 2011 she founded Impact Sustainability, a boutique software and solutions company that provides sustainability advice and a measurement and reporting software.

Steve is the founder and current executive director of Close the Loop®, a game changing business model that now employs over 200 people in Australia and the USA. Steve was a finalist in the 2011 Entrepreneur of the Year Awards, a series winner on the ABC’s New Inventors program, and has guided CtL to several other awards including the 2006 UN Environment Day Awards.

DR BARBARA NEBEL

ANITA NEVILLE

PE INTERNATIONAL

RAINFOREST ALLIANCE

Applying Life Cycle Thinking to real world processes and situations is my passion. I have been working with industry for over 15 years applying life cycle approaches to reduce environmental impacts of products and services in Australia, New Zealand and in Europe. I am Managing Director of PE International, Australasia. We provide one-stop solutions on product and corporate level, turning sustainability into a competitive advantage. As President of LCANZ, jointly with ALCAS I am currently setting up an Australasian Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) scheme based on international standards. I am also involved in the development of international guidelines for carbon foot printing for products and services, livestock and international transport.

As the Rainforest Alliance’s representative in Australia Anita Neville works with companies seeking certification to the sustainability standards the Rainforest Alliance endorses - FSC in forestry, Sustainable Agriculture Network in farming; helps companies who are sourcing from certified farms and forests to appropriately communicate that to consumers through use of the relevant seals and logos as well as through content generation. She has been involved in some of the Rainforest Alliance’s most visible collaborations with companies like Unilever, McDonalds, Mars and Gloria Jeans Coffees. Her background is in sustainability communications, translating environmental and social issues and challenges into creative communications that have changed laws, engaged the corporate sector and promoted more sustainable individual behaviour.

MICHAEL NOLAN

SIMON O’CONNOR

AECOM

RESPONSIBLE INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION AUSTRALASIA (RIAA)

Global Leader - Climate Adaptation and Resilience Michael has over 20 years of experience in managing sustainability and climate change outcomes for government and business. He has extensive experience in sustainable infrastructure, climate change adaptation and resilience in Australia, United States, Canada, China, India, Brazil, New Zealand, and United Kingdom. Having led over 120 climate change impact, risk assessment, adaptation and resilience project, Michael represented the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australian in developing the Australian Standard AS5334 Climate Change Adaptation for Settlements and Infrastructure and led the development of the United Nations International Strategy for Disaster Reduction (UN ISDR) City Disaster Resilience Scorecard in collaboration with IBM.

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Simon is the CEO of the Responsible Investment Association Australasia, an industry body that represents 150 investors managing over $500 billion. Simon is an economist, having worked in various roles at the convergence of economics, finance and sustainability, from consulting to industry, investment analyst, to recent work within the NGO sector, before joining RIAA in 2013. RIAA works with its members to help investors better understand how environmental and social factors impact upon investment returns.

TIM O’LEARY

SEAN O’MALLEY

TELSTRA

PLANET ARK

Tim joined Telstra in 2011 as Chief Sustainability Officer. In this role he has executive responsibility for strategic community and reputational initiatives, corporate responsibility, Telstra’s environment strategy and employee sustainability. He is a Board Member of the Telstra Foundation and The Telstra Philippines Foundation. Prior to joining Telstra, Tim spent 20 years in senior Corporate Affairs, HR and Sustainability roles at the National Australia Bank (NAB) and Mobil Oil Australia. He holds an Honours Degree in Arts and a postgraduate degree in Philosophy from the University of Melbourne and is a member of Council at Newman College (University of Melbourne) and on the Board of Emotion 21, a small arts organisation catering for the needs of people with Down Syndrome.

Sean is an ecologist by training but has spent most of his working life as a research and development manager of a range of consumer goods companies in local and international roles. Planet Ark creates simple, powerful and positive actions that help people, governments and businesses reduce their impact on the environment. He joined Planet Ark 7 years ago and as the research and technical manager reviews the science that underpins the organisations activities now and into the future.

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ELAINE PRIOR

BASF – THE CHEMICAL COMPANY

CITI RESEARCH

Ross is the Chairman and Managing Director for BASF in Australia and New Zealand. He has more than 30 years’ industry experience across sectors including manufacturing, chemicals and shared services in Australia, Europe and Asia. He is a Board Member of the Australian Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association and Deputy National President for the Australian Industry Group. He is also on the Industry Advisory Committee of RMIT’s School of Aerospace, Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering and on the Board of the Cooperative Research Centre for Polymers. He holds degrees in Metallurgy & Materials Science, and Industrial Engineering and Administration.

As the Managing Director/Senior Analyst, at Citi Research in Sydney Elaine is responsible for ESG/ sustainability research for Citi’s fund manager and superannuation fund clients. An award-winning “ESG pioneer”, her research covers sustainability issues for ASX listed companies, to help clients assess valuation impacts or risks, or to engage with companies to encourage risk mitigation or broader positive change. Research includes carbon and climate change, water, coal seam gas, safety, supply chains, bribery and corruption, developing country risks, and executive remuneration. Prior to joining Citi in 2007, she held various roles in investment research and funds management since 1987, with focus on the resources sector. She has degrees in Chemistry, Petroleum Engineering and Antarctic Studies.

BRADLEY RICHARDS

WILL RICHARDSON

AGL ENERGY

THE IMPACT INVESTMENT GROUP PTY LTD

Brad was recently appointed as Sustainable Supply Chain Manager for AGL early 2014, working to embed sustainability practices into the company’s centralised procurement function. Prior to this he was Senior Sustainability Advisor for London’s largest electricity generator EDF Energy, working alongside a number of prominent UK thought leaders to formulate, implement and communicate long-term sustainability strategies. While in London, Brad also worked as a Sustainability Manager for EDF Energy Networks and UK Power Networks, preparing both organisations for the transition to a more carbon constrained UK economy. In 2011, Brad completed his Post-graduate degree in Sustainable Business at the University of Cambridge within their Institute for Sustainability Leadership.

Will oversees Impact Investment Group’s investment portfolio and investor relations. He has over 10 years’ experience in the private equity, property and corporate finance sectors, and has provided investment advice to organisations, families and high net wealth individuals. Will was previously the Investment Manager and Executive Officer at the CVC Group, after beginning his career at Ernst & Young.

DAVID ROSS

IRINA SANTIAGO-BROWN

PHOENIX STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

MCLAREN VALE GRAPE, WINE AND TOURISM ASSOCIATION

As founding Director of boutique management consulting firm, Phoenix Strategic Management, David uses his distinctive background in stakeholder management, sustainability and organisational strategy to help companies and communities transform their reputation and performance. He is particularly passionate about helping organisations advance genuine contributions to community and environmental issues. With 20 years’ experience dealing with “wicked” environmental and community problems, he has been privileged to work with some of Australia’s largest companies and smallest communities. David is a Certified Management Consultant and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, recognising him for the contributions he is making to the debate on leadership requirements for the 21st Century.

Irina Santiago-Brown completed her PhD at the University of Adelaide studying sustainability assessment methods and engagement in wine growing. She developed and implemented the McLaren Vale Sustainable Australia Winegrowing. Prior to this, Dr. Santiago-Brown spent fifteen years in international trade and foreign investment for the government of the state of Bahia in Brazil. She has a B.A. in Administration and a M.A. in International Relations and a M.Sc. in Viticulture. When not involved in assessing sustainability in vineyards, she and her husband dedicate their time to grow their own wine grapes and produce wines at Inkwell in McLaren Vale.

MICHAEL SPENCER

ELIZABETH STILL

WATER STEWARDSHIP AUSTRALIA LIMITED & CHAIR, ALLIANCE FOR WATER STEWARDSHIP

BUPA

Michael Spencer is a company director and consultant. He is Secretary of Water Stewardship Australia and Chair of the global Alliance for Water Stewardship. He was founding CEO of the Forest Stewardship Council in Australia and was Head of Marketing at the FSC International. He was the first Head of Corporate Citizenship at National Australia Bank, is a former Vice President Communication at BHP Billiton and Senior Advisor to the Premier of Victoria. He is a Fellow in the Department of Business Law and Taxation at Monash University, Director of two private companies and President of the Strathbogie Ranges Conservation Management Network.

Liz Still is the Head of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at healthcare organisation Bupa. She has worked for Bupa for seven years in a myriad of roles through their charitable foundation, employee engagement programs, community partnerships and sustainability. Liz is part of the senior leadership team that assists Bupa in meeting their purpose of helping people live longer healthier happier lives to its over 16,000 employees, 4.5 million customers and the Australian and NZ community. Her previous work experience has seen her work across four different countries in industries such as telecommunications, finance and consultancy. Liz has an MBA from the London Metropolitan University and volunteers her time through various organisations close to her heart.

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SPEAKER SNAPSHOT LISA TARRY

ANDREW URE

TURNING GREEN

GOOGLE

Lisa is a recognised sustainability career expert advising executives and experienced sustainability professionals on their journeys into and through the multifaceted sustainability field. She is currently working as the Careers and Corporate Relations Manager, MBA Programs for Management Education at the University of Sydney. She is also founder and Managing Director of Turning Green Pty Ltd a career consultancy and recruitment firm in operation since 2008 focused on placing sustainability candidates into the corporate environment. In 2014 she created Intention21, a career hub providing online support in career management strategies.

Andrew Ure is Communications & Public Affairs Manager at Google Australia. Prior to this, he was Managing Director of OgilvyEarth, the sustainability practice of Australia’s largest public relations company. He also spent eight years as a diplomat for the Australian Government, working as a senior negotiator in UN climate change negotiations and at the Australian Embassy in Iran. In 2012, he was elected co-Chair of the World Bank’s REDD+ Partnership on deforestation, a partnership of 70 countries aimed at reducing deforestation. He started out as a corporate strategy consultant in London, before he realised he could not work Excel.

JON WARD

MATT WILLSON

VISY INDUSTRIES

WWF

Jon Ward is an environmental specialist with 35 years’ experience in capacity building, management systems, behaviour change and compliance management. He joined Visy as National Environment Manager in October 2011 and moved into the role of Group Safety and Environment Manager in 2013. His responsibilities cover planning, corporate HSE systems, regulatory compliance, stakeholder and knowledge management and internal capacity building. Prior to joining Visy Jon was Environmental Policy Manager at Toyota Australia from 2008-2011 and General Manager of Business Programs at Sustainability Victoria/ EcoRecycle Victoria from 2001- 2008 , a UN Safety and Environmental expert based in the UAE and Vietnam from 1991 – 2000 and held various roles at EPA Victoria from 1980 .

Matt leads on WWF’s strategic private sector partnerships, business engagement and communications, and corporate philanthropy in Australia. His role is to engage, coordinate, develop and oversee management of partnerships with leading retailers, manufacturers and brands, traders and investors in agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and aquaculture. This works forms part of WWF’s global market transformation initiative which seeks to change the way key global commodities are sourced, produced, processed, consumed and financed. Partnerships include sustainable commodity partnerships with ANZ, Blackmores, Bunnings, Coca-Cola, Coles Supermarkets, Kimberly-Clark, Officeworks, Simplot and Tassal – with the objective of catalysing the shift to responsible sourcing.

DR IAN WOODS AMP CAPITAL INVESTORS Dr Woods was appointed to Head of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Research in October 2011 and was previously the Senior Research Analyst for the AMP Capital Investors Sustainable Alpha Fund. Ian has been instrumental in the establishment and continual development of AMP Capital’s approach to the integration of ESG issues into the investment processes of AMP Capital’s Australian and international equity and fixed interest funds. He also oversees the corporate governance and proxy voting of AMP Capital and its engagement with companies on ESG issues. In this role, Ian assesses the management of intangible assets and sustainable drivers of companies on the Australian Stock Exchange and engaging with these companies in these areas.

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM - HIGHLIGHTS DAY 1 PROGRAM – WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2014 7:30AM REGISTRATION OPENS

PLENARY SESSION | 8:40-9:30AM

EXPO ROOM 1

8:30 - 8:35AM

Chairman’s Welcome

8:35 - 8:40AM

Opening Remarks by Plenary Session Sponsor. Navin Kumar, Sustainability & Cleantech Market Development Manager, ASEAN & ANZ, Autodesk

8:40 - 9:10AM

Plenary Presentation, Tim O’Leary, Chief Sustainability Officer, Telstra

9:10 - 9:35AM

Announcement of the Banksia Awards Finalists

9:40-11:00AM BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

EXPO ROOM 1

SUSTAINABILITY APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE

EXPO ROOM 2

THE STATE OF NATURAL CAPITAL VALUATION

EFFECTIVE STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT & INTELLIGENCE

Presenters:

• Prof. Robert Costanza, Chair in Public Policy, Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University

• Ross Pilling, Managing Director, BASF

• Hunter Lovins, President, Natural Capitalism • Sasha Courville, Head of Corporate Responsibility, National Australia Bank

• Irina Santiago-Brown, Sustainability Manager, McLaren Vale Wine Tourism • David Ross, Director, Phoenix Strategic Management

• Dr Joshua Bishop, National Manager – Markets, Sustainability and Business, WWF

MORNING TEA NETWORKING | 11.00-11.30AM

CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

11:30-12:45PM BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

EXPO ROOM 1

ENGAGING THE EXECUTIVE ON SUSTAINABILITY BY CREATING A LINK BETWEEN SUSTAINABILITY AND BUSINESS GOALS Presenters: • Clare Baldwin, Manager, Sustainability Strategy, Transurban • Renuka Sabaratnam, Group Manager Business Sustainability, John Holland • Tim O’Leary, Chief Sustainability Officer, Telstra

SUSTAINABILITY APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE

EXPO ROOM 2

CREATING A MOVEMENT: HOLISTIC APPROACHES TO DELIVERING AND BUILDING AUTHENTIC DIALOGUE WITH YOUR CONSUMERS AND CUSTOMERS Presenters: • Andrew Ure, Communications Manager, Google • Hayley Morris, Managing Director, Impact Sustainability and Founder of the Ideas Nest • Anna Minns, General Manager, TerraCycle, Australia & New Zealand • Tim Loftus, Sustainability & Community Manager, Kathmandu

LUNCH NETWORKING | 12.45-1.45PM

CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

1:45-3:00PM BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

EXPO ROOM 1

SUSTAINABILITY APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE

EXPO ROOM 2

PROFITING FROM SUSTAINABILITY – CREATING A SHARED VALUE STRATEGY

THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY – LOOKING TOWARDS PRACTICAL PRODUCT AND SYSTEM DESIGN

Presenters:

• Stephanie Hart, Executive Director, Operation, Nestlé

• Sean O’Malley, Research and Technical Manager, Planet Ark

• RoCor oneos, Manager Community and Social Strategy, Barangaroo, Lend Lease

• Steve Morriss, Founder and Director, Close the Loop Limited

• Elizabeth Still, Head of Corporate Sustainability and Responsibility, BUPA • David Harrington, Group General Manager, Strategy, IAG

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• Dr Barbara Nebel, Managing Director, PE International • Jon Ward, Group Manager Safety and Environment, Visy Industries

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CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

3:40-4:50PM BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY

EXPO ROOM 1

SUSTAINABILITY GOING POSITIVE - CONSTRUCTING A NET POSITIVE STRATEGY Presenters: • Rowan Dowland, General Manager Development, bankmecu • Paul Edwards, Group General Manager Sustainability, Mirvac Group • Tony Arnel, Global Director Sustainability, Norman Disney & Young

SUSTAINABILITY APPLICATIONS IN PRACTICE

EXPO ROOM 2

TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND PRODUCTIVITY ROUNDTABLES Roundtable focus areas include: • E nergy Management • W aste Management • W ater Management • F ood Security and Sustainable Agriculture Facilitators include: • Ch arlie Knaggs, Carbon & Energy Consultant, Net Balance • Helen Dornom - Manager Sustainability including Food Safety & Integrity, Dairy Australia • Michael Spencer, Secretary, Water Stewardship Australia Limited & Chair, Alliance for Water Stewardship • Representative, The Packaging Covenant

CDP 2014 ASX 200 CLIMATE LEADERSHIP AWARDS

5-7PM EXPO ROOM 1: WEDNESDAY 15 OCTOBER 2014 – MELBOURNE The CDP 2014 ASX 200 Climate Leadership Awards will feature the: • Release of the CDP 2014 Climate Performance and Climate Disclosure Leadership Indices, the most credible corporate sustainability ranking in the world • Launch of The A List: CDP 2014 Climate Leader’s Report • Release of CDP 2014 climate scores for ASX200 responding companies • Presentation of climate leadership awards to ASX200 companies

5:00pm for 5:15pm-7:00pm | Wednesay 15 October 2014 James Day Director - Australia & NZ | Tel: +61 (0)2 8213 2452 | Email: australianz@cdp.net

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AFTERNOON TEA NETWORKING | 3:00-3:40PM

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM - HIGHLIGHTS DAY 2 PROGRAM - THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2014 8:00AM REGISTRATION OPENS

9:00-9:30AM BUSINESS IN SUSTAINABILITY PLENARY

EXPO ROOM 1

SBA BUSINESS LEADERS FORUM

SUITE 4.201

Chairperson: • Lisa Tarry, MBT, Non-Executive Director, Turning Green KEYNOTE SESSION: ONE ON ONE WITH A GLOBAL COMPANY AND THEIR JOURNEY INTO CREATING AN INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN Keynote Speaker: • Adam Elman, Global Head of Plan A Delivery, Marks and Spencer (UK)

9:35-10:50AM SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS, COMPLIANCE AND INVESTMENT APPROACHES

EXPO ROOM 1

BUILDING A SMARTER SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN

EXPO ROOM 2

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT AND IMPACT EVALUATION

RESPONSIBLE SOURCING AND PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Presenters:

• Will Richardson, Chief Investment Officer, Impact Investment Group

• Jane Mansfield, Sustainability Manager, Asaleo Care

• Kaj Lofgren, Director of Strategy and Mele-Ane Havea, Director of Portfolio & Projects, Small Giants

• Peta Granger, Director, Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics

• Rebecca Cain, Senior Associate and Arjun, Senior Associate, Net Balance

SBA BUSINESS LEADERS FORUM SUITE 4.201

• Anita Neville, Representative and Communications Advisor, Australia, Rainforest Alliance • Matt Willson, National Manager - Corporate Partnerships, WWF

MORNING TEA NETWORKING | 10:50-11:30PM

CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

11:30-12:45PM SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS, COMPLIANCE AND INVESTMENT APPROACHES

EXPO ROOM 1

BUILDING A SMARTER SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN

EXPO ROOM 2

DRIVING LONG TERM BUSINESS VALUE FROM ESG REPORTING – THE INVESTORS PERSPECTIVE

INNOVATING YOUR SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PROCESS

Presenters:

• Helen Adair, Executive Director Climate Change and Sustainability, EY

• Måns Carlsson-Suceny, Senior ESG Research Analyst, AMP Capital

• Ian Woods, Head of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Research, AMP Capital investors • Elaine Prior, Director and Senior Analyst, Citi Research • Simon O’Connor, Chief Executive Officer, Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA)

LUNCH NETWORKING | 12:45-1:45PM

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• Robyn Leeson, Director, Net Balance and Member Technical Advisory Committee, Global Reporting Initiative • Toby Gray, Market Sustainability Analyst, WWF • Kate MacDonald, Lecturer, University of Melbourne • Jackie Healing, General Manager, Responsible Sourcing, Quality & Product Technology, Coles

CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

1:45-3:00PM SUSTAINABILITY STANDARDS, COMPLIANCE AND INVESTMENT APPROACHES

EXPO ROOM 1

MATERIALITY AND ENTERPRISE RISK – MANAGING ASX REQUIREMENTS ON SUSTAINABILITY

BUILDING A SMARTER SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAIN

EXPO ROOM 2

RESILIENCY IN THE SUPPLY CHAIN: LOOKING AT HOW COMPANIES ARE DEPLOYING AGGRESSIVE RESILIENCY STRATEGIES AND RISK MANAGEMENT APPROACHES

Presenters: Presenters:

• Katherine Franklin, Senior Advisor, Net Balance

• Bradley Richards, Supply Chain Manager, AGL

• Dr. Ulysses Chioatto, Head of Research Australia & NZ, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS)

• Michael Nolan, Global Leader – Climate Adaptation and Technical Director – Sustainability & Climate Change, AECOM

• FionaM ead, Corporate Lawyer and Senior Governance Professional

AFTERNOON TEA NETWORKING | 3:00-3:40PM

CATERING AREA (SEE FLOOR PLAN PAGE 5)

3:40-4:40PM A SUSTAINABILE ADVENTURE – AUSTRALIA’S WALTER MITTY CHANGES BOARDROOM FOR BELOW ZERO! Through her own personal journey Director and Producer Liz Courtney has explored the changing climate system, made a global series NOW playing in 40 countries, opened Climate Week in New York and camped for the first time in her life on the Greenland Icesheet! Passionate, motivational and inspiring, she provides a framework for “why” sustainability matters and a value system for future brands as they navigate sustainable brand insights.

* PICK UP A COPY OF THE FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAM AT THE CONFERENCE ENTRY OR CUSTOMER SERVICE.

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ALPHABETICAL COMPANY NAME

NUMERICAL STAND

STAND

COMPANY NAME

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd ..................................................................... 30

1............................................................................................. OpenBMCS

Bradman Recruitment Group .............................................................. 25

5.............................................................Phoenix Strategic Management

Bureau Veritas Australia...................................................................... 34

7.......................................................................... Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd

Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd .......................................................................... 7

7..............................................................................................CarbonetiX

CarbonetiX ............................................................................................. 7

8................................................................................................ ecoPortal

Chisholm Institute ............................................................................... 13

9...................................................................................................Sonaray

ecoPortal ................................................................................................ 8

11 .............................................................................................Planet Ark

Enhar.................................................................................................... 17

13 ................................................................................Chisholm Institute

ePho Commercial Solar....................................................................... 23

14 ................................................................................... Lighting Retrofit

Imaca Pty Ltd ....................................................................................... 31

15 ................................................................................... PE International

Intelligy/Power Intelligence................................................................. 21

17 .................................................................................................... Enhar

International Energy Centre ................................................................ 24

18 ......................................................................... S&C Electric Company

LEDified Lighting ................................................................................. 37

21 ................................................................. Intelligy/Power Intelligence

Lighting Retrofit ................................................................................... 14

23 ....................................................................... ePho Commercial Solar

OpenBMCS ............................................................................................. 1

24 .................................................................International Energy Centre

PE International ................................................................................... 15

25 .............................................................. Bradman Recruitment Group

Phoenix Strategic Management ............................................................ 5

30 ..................................................................... Apricus Australia Pty Ltd

Planet Ark ............................................................................................ 11

31 ........................................................................................Imaca Pty Ltd

S&C Electric Company......................................................................... 18

34 ...................................................................... Bureau Veritas Australia

Sonaray .................................................................................................. 9

37 .................................................................................LEDified Lighting

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

EXHIBITOR LIST

EXHIBITOR PROFILES

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COMPANY LISTINGS APRICUS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD STAND 30

Level 2, Gateway Business Park 63-79 Parramatta Road SILVERWATER NSW 2128 Australia T: 1300 277 428 www.apricus.com.au brendan.graetz@apricus.com.au Contact: Brendan Graetz We’re here to provide you, your family or your business with worry free hot water. Whether it is a single bedroom studio apartment, a multi storey commercial office building, or a luxurious new home build on the beach, Apricus can provide a hot water solution to suit you. When you engage with Apricus to provide your new solar hot water system - you are not purchasing a product, you are beginning a relationship. Our products are built to the highest quality, and our solar collectors carry an industry leading 15 year warranty, so it is our commitment to support you throughout the life of your new system.

BRADMAN RECRUITMENT GROUP STAND 25

Level 6, 60 Carrington Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Australia T: 02 8243 0500 www.bradmanrecruitment.com michael.green@bradmanrecruitment.com Contact: Michael Green Bradman Recruitment is the leading recruitment specialist for Energy and Carbon professionals in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and South Africa. Our client list range from large Public Companies to 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 34

3/435 Williamstown Road MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Australia T: 1800 855 190 www.bureauveritas.com.au karen.lee@au.bureauveritas.com Contact: Karen Lee 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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CARBON NEUTRAL PTY LTD STAND 7

9 / 7 Hector Street West PERTH WA 6017 Australia T: 1300 851 211 www.carbonneutral.com.au contactus@carbonneutral.com.au Contact: Kent Broad - Business Development Director, Ray Wilson - CEO, Richard McMillan - Business Development Carbon Neutral is an expert in carbon markets. Drawing on over 13 years experience, we collaborate closely with our clients to ensure our work fits with your carbon, environmental and Corporate Social Responsibility plans. Carbon Neutral allows organisations and individuals to minimise their impact on our environment by measuring, reducing and offsetting greenhouse gas emissions. Carbon Neutral prides itself on specialising in reforesting marginal, degraded farmland in Australia to generate bio-diverse reforestation carbon offsets.

CARBONETIX STAND 7A

Level 1, 807 Warrigal Road OAKLEIGH VIC 3166 Australia T: 0448 690 813 www.carbonetix.com.au lou.b@carbonetix.com.au Contact: John Richardson, Lou Bonadio, Randall Vavra CarbonetiX is a highly-experienced, multidisciplinary energy and resource management company that delivers high quality energy and water audits and facility upgrades across a broad range of facility types. We have guided and supported hundreds of government and corporate clients in the delivery of tailored energy and environmental management programs. We are also proud to be pioneers in the development of leading-edge proprietary software to track your organisation’s energy and environmental performance for single or multiple sites. The implementation of cost-effective and practical measures has enabled clients to realise deep reductions in utility expenditure, improved environmental performance and reduced maintenance costs.

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COMPANY LISTINGS CHISHOLM INSTITUTE

EPHO COMMERCIAL SOLAR

PO Box 684 DANDENONG VIC 3175 Australia T: 03 9238 8473 www.chisholm.edu.au marketing@chisholm.edu.au

1/16 Bungan Street MONA VALE NSW 2103 Australia T: 1300 661 253 www.epho.com.au s.gordon@epho.com.au Contact: Oliver Hartley, Stuart Gordon

Chisholm TAFE is the largest provider of tertiary and vocational education in Melbourne’s south east. We deliver training all over Australia and have campuses, with modern training facilities at Bass Coast, Berwick, Cranbourne, Dandenong, Frankston and Mornington Peninsula. We also offer flexible study options, such as online courses, and workforce training services for employers.

ePho Commercial Solar is a specialist in providing solar power solutions to businesses. Solar power can provide great cost savings to businesses. It suits those that have three factors 1. A suitable roof space 2. High power usage 3. A time frame in your business that would suit a 5+ year payback period.

STAND 13

Our nationally recognised courses range from certificate to masters level and are developed in consultation with industry to maximise employment opportunities. Our friendly educators and trainers are highly qualified, award-winning industry professionals who keep in touch with current trends and technology. Enquire now to find out how we can help you.

ECOPORTAL STAND 8

62-64 Valley Road MOUNT EDEN 1024 New Zealand T: +64 9 630 6951 www.ecoportal.com logan@ecoportal.co.nz Contact: Dr Logan Wait, Dr Manuel Seidel ecoPortal is an online software suite that helps you to improve your sustainability performance. Simply log in and everything you need is at your fingertips. Essential data and documents; tools for strategising, planning, communicating & implementing as well as customised reports for every purpose. You can start by addressing your most urgent issues, then explore additional functionality as your experience grows.

ENHAR

STAND 17 Suite G-03,60 Leicester Street CARLTON VIC 3053 Australia T: 03 9429 9463 www.enhar.com.au demian@enhar.com.au Contact: Demian Natakhan, Trent Hawkins, Trevor Ackland If you wish to develop a renewable energy project or energy efficiency drive, Enhar can assist. Our experienced engineering consultants advise on solar energy systems, wind energy projects and energy efficiency technology. Our clients include local government, manufacturing and food industry, state government departments and the education sector. We provide integrated energy efficiency and renewable generation expertise. We deliver feasibility studies, planning permit support and write business cases. Our expertise is in solving the technical, engineering and environmental challenges faced by sustainable energy project proponents. We are based in Melbourne and have clients in Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia.

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STAND 23

The ePho team has over 50 years of combined experience in solar and is focused on financial outcomes for clients, a high quality of engineering and the long term performance of a system. We have an excellent internal design and engineering capability, as well as detailed financial modelling that will assist you in ascertaining the viability of solar for your business.

IMACA PTY LTD STAND 31

1 Jellico Drive SCORESBY Victoria 3179 Australia T: 1300 062 788 www.neopower.com.au info@neopower.com.au Contact: Cindy Sun, David Ye Neopower Solar Hot Water Systems are proudly brought to you by Imaca Pty Ltd Imaca has developed and manufactures one of the most advanced solar hot water system in Australia. All Neopower solar hot water systems are meticulously designed and manufactured under strict quality assurance procedures which comply with WaterMark and OceanaMark. The proven and certified Neopower solar evacuated tube technology provides highly energy-efficient hot water solutions with gas or electric boosted options. Neopower offers solar hot water systems for large-scale and commercial heating applications. We have years of experience and a team of in-house professionals who are dedicated to providing the highest level of service.

INTELLIGY/POWER INTELLIGENCE STAND 21

12 Webber Parade EAST KEILOR VIC 3033 Australia T: 03 9331 7032 www.intelligy.com.au ericau@millec.com.au Contact: Eric Au, Joseph Conci, Kellie Cimarosti 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.

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COMPANY LISTINGS INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CENTRE

OPENBMCS

Level 16, 333 Ann Street (PO Box 10907 Adelaid Street) BRISBANE QLD 4000 Australia T: 07 3014 0250 www.internationalenergycentre.com info@energycentre.com Contact: Tim McLennan

1/57 Steel Street CAPALABA QLD 4157 Australia T: 07 3245 525 www.openbmcs.com sales@openbmcs.com Contact: Chris Schneider

The International Energy Centre (IEC) is a collaborative initiative established by three of Australia’s leading universities and industry. Our collective vision is to create a centre of excellence in thought leadership, postgraduate education and innovation management to support the transition to a sustainable low carbon world.

OpenBMCS is a 100% HTML5 Building Managment and Controls System. Our software allows you to program a variety of Sedona Controllers all via a web browser. No plugins or special port required.

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As a membership based, not-for-profit organisation, we bring together world-leading expertise and capabilities. We promote energy literacy, leadership skills development and energy stewardship. Our education, training and research management activities build an international community of practice to promote new ways of recognising and adapting to energy issues, challenges and opportunities.

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Once the system is programed it can trend, Alarms and display graphics to your end customer with out them needing any additional software. We can either provide the Feild I/O or it can be sourced from an ever increasing array of suppliers. Our software is available directly online and will be shipped directly from the factory to you.

PE INTERNATIONAL STAND 15

LIGHTING RETROFIT STAND 14

PO Box 722 SANDY BAY TAS 7005 Australia T: 0403 004 175 www.lightingretrofit.com.au lightingretrofit.aus@gmail.com Contact: Tony Peebles Lightingretrofit is an energy efficiency company specialising in design and supply of Induction Lighting for Factory, Warehouse and Area lighting applications.

LEDIFIED STAND 14

95-117 Buckhurst Street South Melbourne VIC 3205 Australia T: 0490 049 900 www.ledified.com.au t.rutherford@ledified.com.au Contact: Tom Rutherford LEDified is Australia’s largest full service LED specialist. LEDified designs and procures it’s own class leading, patented LED products direct from world class manufacturers. From LED downlights in the home, to LED highbays in the warehouse and everything in between, LEDified has the right LED lights for your home or business. LED retrofitting is the best energy saving investment you can make. Through it’s full service business model, LEDified customers achieve attractive pay back periods on their LED installation.

PE AustralasiaMelbourne Office MELBOURNE Australia T: 03 9015 9455 www.pe-international.com m.nebel@pe-international.com Contact: Andrew Sweatman, Barbara Nebel, Jeff Vickers PE offers One-stop Sustainability Solutions. With over 20 years of experience, we are your partner for turning sustainability into a competitive advantage. Over 2,500 clients worldwide build on PE’s consulting and software solutions GaBi for product and SoFi for corporate sustainability. PE helps your Australasian business to succeed sustainably.

PHOENIX STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT STAND 5

PO Box 943 INGLEBURN NSW 1890 Australia T: 02 9829 7130 www.phoenixstrategic.com.au david.ross@phoenixstrategic.com.au Contact: David Ross Phoenix Strategic Management is a small, independent management consulting firm that is passionate about helping enterprises advance a genuine contribution to community & environmental causes, whilst transforming their own reputation & performance. Phoenix can help enterprises shift from: • Chaos to clarity, helping communities with their challenges & opportunities through the development & implementation of strategic plans. • Outrage to integrity, assisting enterprises take a proactive approach to stakeholder engagement. • Greenwash towards genuine sustainability through a new management model, Sustainability3. We prefer to give you a response that suits your unique circumstances rather than the generic, blanket programmes some other consult

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COMPANY LISTINGS PLANET ARK STAND 11

Level 3, 15-17 Young Street SYDNEY NSW 2000 Australia T: 02 8484 7200 www.planetark.org freya@planetark.org Contact: Freya Paterson, Sean O’Malley, Shaun Scallan Planet Ark is one of Australia’s leading environmental behaviour change organisations, creating simple, positive environmental actions - for everyone. Working with businesses is at the heart of what we do at Planet Ark. Our team focuses on working collaboratively with governments, businesses, schools and households to help everyone reduce their impact on the environment. Planet Ark’s campaigns and programs build on our positive and actionbased philosophy to encourage: • sustainable resource use • low carbon lifestyles • connecting people with nature. Working with business brings us closer to our vision of a world where people live in balance with nature.

S&C ELECTRIC COMPANY STAND 18

14 Bunnai Road PEMULWUY NSW 2145 Australia T: 0467 867 808 www.sandc.com australiansales@sandc.com Contact: Chris Wering S&C Electric Company has been operating for over 100 years, delivering innovative solutions to the Electrical Industry. 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

SONARAY STAND 09

Unit 7, 21 Westside Drive LAVERTON NORTH VIC 3023 Australia T: 03 9315 1377 info@sonaray.com.au Contact: Alex Poon, Zoran Stanojevic Sonaray - one of the best in the industrial and commercial LED lighting market. Sonaray provides businesses with the new LED lighting inventions engineered to enhance lighting performance, reduce energy consumption, lower maintenance costs, and eliminate the use of hazardous materials. Sonaray is backed by its parent company, DASCOM. What we bring to your projects are the results of decades of ingenuity not only from DASCOM, but also the collaborative efforts of Nichia’s fine-chemical engineering combined with Citizen’s renowned craftsmanship in chip-manufacturing. This means our products contain the most superior elements for brightness and clarity in the market.

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BRAND LIST COMPANY NAME

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Apricus Australia Pty Ltd ................................................................ Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .....................................................................................30 Asosa Group Pty Ltd ........................................................................ Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .....................................................................................30 Bradman Recruitment Group ......................................................... Bradman Recruitment Group ..............................................................................25 Bureau Veritas Certification ........................................................... Bureau Veritas Australia......................................................................................34 CarbonetiX ....................................................................................... Ca rbonetiX............................................................................................................7a ecoPortal compliance management .............................................. ec oPortal ................................................................................................................8 ecoPortal integrated management systems ................................. ec oPortal ................................................................................................................8 ecoWheel strategy .......................................................................... ec oPortal ................................................................................................................8 ePho Commercial Solar .................................................................. ePho Commercial Solar.......................................................................................23 ePho Operations & Maintenance .................................................... ePho Commercial Solar.......................................................................................23 ePho Solar Asset Management ...................................................... ePho Commercial Solar.......................................................................................23 Neopower ........................................................................................ Imaca Pty Ltd .......................................................................................................31 Intelligy............................................................................................ Intelligy/Power Intelligence.................................................................................21 International Energy Centre........................................................... International Energy Centre ................................................................................24 Master of Energy Studies ............................................................... International Energy Centre ................................................................................24 Universelite .................................................................................... Lighting Retrofit ...................................................................................................14 OpenBMCS ....................................................................................... OpenBMCS .............................................................................................................1 GaBi - Product Sustainability Software ......................................... PE International ...................................................................................................15 PE INTERNATIONAL ....................................................................... PE International ...................................................................................................15 SoFi - Enterprise Sustainability Software ..................................... PE International ...................................................................................................15 ‘Cartriges4PlanetArk’..................................................................... Planet Ark ............................................................................................................11 Make it Recycled - Australian Paper Partnership ......................... Planet Ark ............................................................................................................11 RecyclingNearYou.com.au .............................................................. Planet Ark ............................................................................................................11 S&C Electric..................................................................................... S&C Electric Company.........................................................................................18 Sonaray ............................................................................................ Sona ray ..................................................................................................................9

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BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION

LIGHTING

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

Enhar......................................................................................................17

Chisholm Institute .................................................................................13

LEDified Lighting ...................................................................................37

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

Lighting Retrofit .....................................................................................14

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

PE International .....................................................................................15

Sonaray ....................................................................................................9

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY

BUSINESS STRATEGY

ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7 ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8

MEASUREMENT

Enhar......................................................................................................17

Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7

PE International .....................................................................................15

ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8

Phoenix Strategic Management ..............................................................5

Enhar......................................................................................................17

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

MICRO RENEWABLES

CERTIFICATION ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8 International Energy Centre ..................................................................24

DESIGN SERVICES

Enhar......................................................................................................17

MOBILITY SOLUTIONS OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

Enhar......................................................................................................17

MONITORING AND REPORTING

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

EDUCATION

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

International Energy Centre ..................................................................24

PE International .....................................................................................15

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

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Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .......................................................................30

Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

Chisholm Institute .................................................................................13

International Energy Centre ..................................................................24

Enhar......................................................................................................17

S&C Electric Company...........................................................................18

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31 Intelligy/Power Intelligence...................................................................21

POWER & GAS SUPPLY & MANAGEMENT

Lighting Retrofit .....................................................................................14

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

R&D

Sonaray ....................................................................................................9

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING

Intelligy/Power Intelligence...................................................................21 International Energy Centre ..................................................................24

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

S&C Electric Company...........................................................................18

RECRUITMENT

Enhar......................................................................................................17

Bradman Recruitment Group ................................................................25

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

RECYCLING SOLUTIONS

PE International .....................................................................................15 Phoenix Strategic Management ..............................................................5 Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

HVAC Enhar......................................................................................................17 OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

REPORTING TOOLS Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7 ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8 OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1 PE International .....................................................................................15

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STAND

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SMART GRID/METERING

TECHNOLOGY

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .......................................................................30

S&C Electric Company...........................................................................18

ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8

SOCIAL IMPACT CONSULTING

Enhar......................................................................................................17

Phoenix Strategic Management ..............................................................5

S&C Electric Company...........................................................................18

SOFTWARE

TRANSPORT

ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8

PE International .....................................................................................15

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

WASTE & RECYCLING

OpenBMCS ...............................................................................................1

PE International .....................................................................................15

SOLAR - THERMAL

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34

Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .......................................................................30

PE International .....................................................................................15

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

SOLAR PV Enhar......................................................................................................17 ePho Commercial Solar.........................................................................23

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WATER MANAGEMENT Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34 Chisholm Institute .................................................................................13 Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................31

Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................34 ecoPortal ..................................................................................................8 PE International .....................................................................................15

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ............................................................................7 Chisholm Institute .................................................................................13 PE International .....................................................................................15 Planet Ark ..............................................................................................11

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Autodesk (Australia) Pty Ltd ..................................................................17 Apricus Australia Pty Ltd .......................................................................15

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Lighting Retrofit .....................................................................................25 OpenBMCS .............................................................................................25

Bradman Recruitment Group ................................................................15 Bureau Veritas Australia........................................................................15 Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd ..........................................................................15 CarbonetiX .............................................................................................20

NetBalance ............................................................................................25 PE International .....................................................................................25 Climate Friendly.....................................................................................27

Chisholm Institute .................................................................................20 ecoPortal ................................................................................................20 Enhar......................................................................................................20 ePho Commercial Solar.........................................................................23

Phoenix Strategic Management ............................................................27 Planet Ark ..............................................................................................27 S&C Electric Company...........................................................................27

Imaca Pty Ltd .........................................................................................23 Intelligy/Power Intelligence...................................................................23 International Energy Centre ..................................................................23

Sonaray ..................................................................................................28 LEDified lighting ....................................................................................28

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