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Members and guests of the AICC are invited to this Business Briefing in Brisbane to hear from one of Australia’s most important business leaders, Shayne Elliott, Chief Executive of ANZ. On 11 May, Shayne will step down as CEO of ANZ, and this lunch is an opportunity to hear Shayne’s reflections on his almost 9 years as CEO of ANZ, and his insights into leadership and driving transformational change.

Join this important Boardroom Lunch roundtable to understand the drivers, patterns, and potential solutions that Workers' Compensation Schemes can explore to support the mental health of their workplaces and employees.

Join this boardroom lunch discussion with Elliott Rusanow, Chief Executive Officer, Scentre Group, who will discuss how Westfield destinations are meeting the changing and future needs of consumers and the community in Queensland.

Join one of the country's most preeminent leaders from the property sector for an outlook on the sector and how the Brisbane 2032 Olympic & Paralympic Games will shape the built environment at both state and national levels.

At the second Young Leaders Program sundowner for 2025, emerging leaders from across AICC’s membership will hear Larry Diamond reveal the real power behind the phrase 'Culture eats strategy for breakfast.' Far from being a cliché, Larry will show how this mindset serves as a true competitive advantage and how the next generation of leaders can shape the future of work by prioritising people.

As the independent advisor to the Australian government on infrastructure investment, Infrastructure Australia plays a vital role in the planning and project prioritisation.

Join Adam Copp, Chief Executive Officer of Infrastructure Australia at this Member boardroom luncheon for a key update from Infrastructure Australia on Australia’s $230bn infrastructure pipeline including addressing the challenges of energy transition, national housing supply and the human capital and workforce skills needed to deliver projects.

Join this interactive panel discussion with leading experts from both Australia and Israel to learn the latest in AI developments and applications across industries, the questions needed to ensure new technologies meet ethical and governance frameworks, and what changes are being made to ensure AI technologies balance transparency and accountability to build trust.

Don’t miss this major luncheon with key stakeholders across the built, investor and fund management sectors highlighting the future trends and prospects for south-east Queensland and the state.

Join one of the country's most preeminent leaders from the property sector for an outlook on the sector and how the Brisbane 2032 Olympic & Paralympic Games will shape the built environment at both state and national levels.