With the Pub Leaders Summit successfully completed, I'm now moving on to its sister event for restaurants - the Hospitality Leaders Summit [HLS] (formally Restaurant Leaders Summit). HLS returns to Sydney on Monday 29 July. To view the program and to keep updated on the event, go to https://www.hospleaders.com.au/ I look forward to welcoming you to the event.
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Once again, glad to be assisting the Energy Policy Institute of Australia with their third event of the year.
Author Mr Matthew Warren will provide an overview of his book, focusing on ‘unresolved issues and future ideas’ of the energy market and then take questions from the audience. The event will be followed by networking drinks where you'll have the opportunity to 'get up close' to the author and mingle with like-minded colleagues in the Energy sector. Date and Time: Monday 29 April 2019 at 5pm until 6.00 pm followed by refreshments Venue: Piper Alderman, Level 23 Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Cost: $20 for EPIA members; $30 for Non-EPIA members Register: https://epia-blackout.eventbrite.com.au Matthew Warren is an economist and journalist. He has spent the past 15 years working for the electricity, downstream gas, renewable energy and coal industries. He was Chief Executive of the Australian Energy Council, the Energy Supply Association of Australia and the Clean Energy Council. He was also Environment Writer at The Australian newspaper and worked for the New South Wales Minerals Council. He likes trail running and tabouli. Blackout - For 20 years Australia has been in political denial about the seismic changes occurring in the way we power our country. Successive governments continue to tell people that power prices will fall while the lights stay on. Debate is reduced to two equally preposterous narratives: coal-fired, climate change indifference versus an impossibly utopian renewable energy future. This nonsense swirls around an incredulous public while power prices rise, the grid is stretched, energy becomes political poison and the earth warms. How did it come to this and how can we find our way out of this mess? Matthew Warren has worked for all sides of the energy industry, is regularly attacked for being too pro-coal and too pro-renewables, and writes without fear or favour. He has been lobbying for a national climate and electricity policy for over a decade. With an entertaining and fascinating narrative, Blackout cuts through the waffle to chart the disintegration of Australia’s energy security, call out what is holding us back, and plot the way for a brighter future. With another new year dawning, I am grateful to all my previous and current clients for their faith in my services.
2019 is slowing filling up, but I'm always happy to consider how I can help others. 2019 sees me helping clients with the following events and activities:
Once again, I'm happy to be assisting the Energy Policy Institute of Australia with its first event in 2019 - Australia Facing Decarbonisation: Policies, Technologies, Timing and Costs.
This international briefing will provide an insight into Australia’s potential role in addressing global decarbonisation goals and may have a bearing on the future energy security of Australia. International keynotes will join Australian Panelists from the Renewables, Coal, Gas and Nuclear sectors for lively debate. Date: Friday 22 February 2019 - 2pm to 5.30pm followed by a reception to 7pm Location: Sydney International Forum on Low-Carbon Energy, with speakers and panalists to include:
I am currently assisting with the recruitment of a LITERACY PROGRAM MANAGER
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Once again, happy to be assisting with the annual Australian Liquor Industry Awards [ALIA] being presented by the Intermedia Group's hotel and liquor publications - Australian Hotelier, b&c, National Liquor News and TheShout. The gala industry event attracts over 500 members of the liquor and hospitality industry.
The Australian liquor industry’s night of nights will take place at Randwick Racecourse, and this year it will happen on Wednesday, 31 October - Halloween. Guests to dress appropriately. These awards recognise members of the Australian liquor industry in both off-premise and on-premise awards categories. They recognise the best brands, products, people and venues within the off-premise and on-premise liquor and hospitality industry. Tickets are selling fast. Visit the website to book: https://www.liquorawards.com.au/ Another year has gone past, and we are now into serious planning for the 2018 HM Awards, to be held at the ICC Sydney on Friday 7 September.
The HM Awards for Hotel and Accommodation Excellence, presented by Sealy Posturepedic, and now in their 16th year, are the leading industry awards in the region and celebrate the best properties, departments, people, chains and brands in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. Annually, over 700 people attend the HM Awards and in 2017 over 70 awards were handed out across around 50 categories. In the 15-year history of the HM Awards, over 10,000 people have attended the annual event and over 750 awards handed out. Don't miss out; book your tickets NOW: https://www.hmawards.com.au/ Interpoint Events are looking for a full-time "Operations Manager - Events" to be based in Glebe, NSW to manage a range of events from large scale trade exhibitions to smaller conferences and Gala Awards Dinners. If you know anyone who may be interested, please download the Job Description, forward it to them, and ask them to apply.
Download the Job Description here This role requires:
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Happy to be assisting the Energy Policy Institute of Australia with its second event of the year.
When: Wednesday 18 April 2018 4.00pm – 5.30 pm followed by reception Where: Piper Alderman, Level 23 Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Entry: $50 Special Guest: Hon John Barilaro, Deputy Premier of New South Wales Together with the Deputy Premier’s stimulating views on Energy issues, EPIA has also assembled a panel of leading experts to join the Deputy Premier in a panel discussion, including:
Register: https://epia18april18.eventbrite.com.au Seats are limited. With another new year dawning, I am grateful to all my previous and current clients for their faith in my services.
2018 is already shaping up to be a busy one. I am helping clients with the following events:
6-7 February 2018, Newcastle, NSW Achieving the perfect balance of Condenser and Heat Exchanger efficiency, reliability and longevity is attainable through the application of effective cleaning, testing, inspection and replacement programs. With this in mind, we’ve created the Total Heat Exchanger Performance™ Workshop designed to help you maximize production outputs whilst minimising the risk of forced outages during your operating cycle.
The Total Heat Exchanger Performance™ Workshop provides you with valuable information, processes and procedures that when executed together or independently can help you achieve the best results from your Condensers and Heat Exchangers improving productivity, reliability and profitability. Visit the website now to register: www.regonline.com/THEPW2018 Happy to be assisting the Energy Policy Institute of Australia with an event on Tuesday 23 January 2018 in Sydney.
What: An informal EPIA Discussion Panel with Dr Ron Loveland, Energy Adviser to the Welsh Government Dr Liz Develin, Deputy Secretary of the NSW Department of Planning and Environment Dr Jonathan Mirrlees-Black of Cambridge Economic Policy Associates When: Tuesday 23 January 2018 4.00pm – 5.30 pm Where: Piper Alderman, Level 23 Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Entry: $50 Register: https://epia23jan18.eventbrite.com.au Seats are limited. The Australasian HRSG Users Group (AHUG) will conduct its annual meeting at the Rydges World Square, Sydney, Australia between Tuesday 14th and Thursday 16 November 2017. AHUG 2017 will feature presentations on plant operation, maintenance, layup, and chemistry. It is also likely to feature interactive discussions with presenters, equipment specialists and users. Several workshops will be conducted during this event. All attendees are encouraged to raise specific technical problems with their HRSGs, and then participate while other attendees join in to share their experiences and debate solutions. For more information, click here. Don't miss out... register now. The Indigenous Literacy Foundation is recruiting and you could make all the difference ...
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR / PA / RECEPTIONIST
The Indigenous Literacy Foundation is a not for profit charity whose charter is to raise literacy levels in remote Indigenous communities across Australia. If you are a confident mature professional who would enjoy a job working for a fantastic cause, this is a great place to work. As Office Administrator, you'll take care of general admin and reception duties, database management, filing, book stock management and daily banking, as well as assisting the Executive Director with diary management, meeting logistics and correspondence. Mac and Salesforce knowledge an advantage. Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander candidates are encouraged to apply. Hours: 9-5pm with flexibility. Immediate start. Full time position. Close to Broadway. Apply by emailing: info@kirstenpain.com.au attaching your CV and a cover letter highlighting your relevant experience and skills along with the contact details of two current referees. Once again the Australian liquor industry’s night of nights will take place at Randwick Racecourse, and this year it will happen on Wednesday, 18 October.
These awards recognise members of the Australian liquor industry in both off-premise and on-premise awards categories. They recognise the best brands, products, people and venues within the off-premise and on-premise liquor and hospitality industry. For more information, visit: www.liquorawards.com.au The HM Awards, presented by Sealy Posturepedic, are being held for the 15th time in 2017.
These awards independently recognise excellence in accommodation across Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific. The gala dinner returns to Sydney Town Hall on Friday, September 1 where, after more than 1,500 expected nominations are tallied, close to 45 winners will be announced across categories for properties, departments and people. For details visit: www.hmawards.com.au The International Program's division of the Australian British Chamber of Commerce is hosting the 3rd Australian British Infrastructure Investment Cataylst (ABIIC). Be part of the delegation to London, UK between 26th - 28th September 2017.
Conference Theme: Infrastructure as an enabler of growth About ABIIC: The Australian British Infrastructure Investment Catalyst (ABIIC) is designed to facilitate and promote the exchange of ideas and experience in major infrastructure projects in Australia and the UK. Participants in the programme will include industry leaders from Australia and the UK including infrastructure experts, financiers, government representatives, and major project proponents. For more information or to register go to: www.britishchamber.com/event/australian-british-infrastructure-investment-catalyst-2017 Chair: Jennifer Hewett, National Affairs Columnist, Australian Financial Review
Panel: Karen Moses, member of the Finkel Review, Tim O’Grady, Head of Government Affairs, Origin Energy, Stephen Galilee, CEO, NSW Minerals Council, and Professor Chris Greig, Director, UQ Energy Initiative, University of Queensland Date and Time: Wednesday 5 July 2017 at 4pm until 5.30 pm followed by refreshments Venue: Piper Alderman, Level 23 Governor Macquarie Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney More information: https://epia-finkelreview.eventbrite.com.au |
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