| Sunday 12 September 2010 | |
| 10.00am | Registration commences |
| Congress sporting program commences | |
| 12.00pm | Total Construction Golf Classic
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| 6.00pm | Welcome reception & official opening of PropEx 2010
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| Monday 13 September 2010 | |
| 8.25 - 8.35am | Welcome & opening ceremony
MC: Michael Zorbas - Stockland |
| 8.35 - 9.05am | Blueprint for the property industry Be a part of the most important shift in strategic direction of the industry
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| 9.05 - 9.55am | Walton keynote presentation:
To understand the global economy, you must first understand China.
Will the boom ever end? What is happening inside Chinas economic black box? How will Chinese growth shape global economic trends?
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| 9.55 - 10.00am | Property Council of Australia/ Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation A showcase of the award winners, Australia's best developments.
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| 10:00 - 10.40am | Morning tea Network in PropEx 2010 |
| 10.40 - 11.25am | Keynote: Australia in 2050 - exploring the past, understanding the Brian Haratsis ties population, city and nation-building together in a |
| 11.25 - 12.45pm | CEO roundtable Hear the sector's most successful executives dissect the industry, market by market.
Speakers: Andrew Bird - AMP Capital Daniel Grollo - Grocon Robert Harley - Australian Financial
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| 12.45 - 2.10pm | Luncheon Network in PropEx 2010 |
| 2.10 - 3.30pm | Dangerous ideas ... 36 million by 2050 Find out what a 'Big Australia' means for the industry and your business
Speakers: Prof Ed Blakely US Studies Centre
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| 3.30 - 3.40pm | Afternoon tea Network in PropEx 2010 |
| 3.40 - 4.45pm | The technology of life - the next great leap forward Deloitte's resident technology guru, Peter Williams, explains how advances will impact your life and business.
Speaker: Peter Williams - Deloitte Digital Michael Zorbas - Stockland |
| 7.00 - 11.00pm | Congress Festival |
| Tuesday 14 September 2010 | |
| 8.50 - 10.30am | Global cities of the future: Songdo, Korea The world's first new sustainable city designed to be an
Speaker: Tom Murcott - Gale International
Iconic projects redefining our cities How property is shaping the urban landscape.
Speakers: Barangaroo: David Rolls - Lend Lease Development Springfield: Raynuha Sinnathamby - Springfield Land Corporation
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| 10.30 - 11.15am | Morning tea Network in PropEx 2010 |
| 11.15 - 12.45pm | Session A: Covering our assets To explore the key challenges and opportunities faced by owners and managers of existing buildings.
Moderator: Paul Waterhouse, Property Council of Australia
Speakers: Ken Stickland, Arup Henry Chamberlain, BOMA International
Panel: Melissa Chandler - Bovis Lend Lease Phil Cowling - Cromwell Property Group Bryon Price - A.G Coombs Group Lexia Wilson - Norton Rose Australia |
Session B: The Future of Unlisted Property As property emerges from the global financial crisis, the unlisted sector finds itself at a crossroads. How will this important sector shape itself over the next year, and what should the industry do to ensure unlisted property remains relevant?
Moderator: Tim Church, UBS
Panel: Pete King - Victorian Funds Management Corporation Nick Harris - The GPT Group Daryl Wilson - Cromwell Property Services Pty Ltd |
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Session C: Tourism Outlook 2010 To provide the property industry with an understanding of how hotels operate as a property investment, and to give insight into the current and future trends for hotels in Australia.
Moderator: Christopher Brown - Infrastructure Partnerships Australia PA
Panel: Lindsay Leeser - Accor Ian Mackie - LaSalle Investment Management Greg Whiteside - Lend Lease Development |
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| 12.45 - 2.15pm | Luncheon Network in PropEx 2010 |
| 2.15 - 3.15pm | Nation Building in 21st Century Australia Hear how, and why, the property industry must play a bigger part in the
Speakers: Noel Pearson - Cape York Institute for Policy Leadership Prof Ed Blakely - Honorary Professor in Urban Policy at the US Studies Centre Paul Low - CEO Growth Management Qld Jim Soorley - Former Brisbane Lord Mayor |
| 3.15 - 4.00pm | Line and strength: the life of an Aussie legend Cricket legend Glenn McGrath gives a unique insight into life in the public eye.
Moderator: David Fordham - Fordham Media Services
Speaker: Glenn McGrath AO
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| 4.00 - 4.15pm | Congress close
Speaker: Peter Verwer - Property Council of Australia |
| 7:00pm | Haden Legends Dinner
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| Wednesday 15 September 2010 | |
| 9.00 - 12.00pm | SEQ Briefing and Site Visit A first hand briefing on South East Queensland's infrastructure |
Networking is the social glue that allows deals to stick and holds our industry together, and Congress has plenty of it.
| Sunday to Tuesday | |
| Welcome reception | |
| Sunday 12 September 6.00pm - 7.30pm |
Relax with your fellow delegates and ease your way into the next three days.
No charge for full delegates and registered partners. Cost $77 per person for additional guests. Dress: Smart Casual |
| Congress Festival | |
| Monday 13 September 7.00pm - 11.00pm |
The ultimate night for the ale aficionado. Tour one of Australia's largest breweries at Yatala, then kick back and relax to the tunes of our jukebox band at the mobile pub. Or, get active with beer-pulling competitions or laser skeet shooting. No charge for full delegates and registered partners.
Cost: $185 per person for additional guests. Dress: 'Australian Icons' themed attire |
| Haden 'legends' gala dinner | |
| Tuesday 14 September 7.00pm - Midnight |
Dress up as your favourite rock or pop legend and jive the night away to the sounds of our live band. No charge for full delegates and registered partners.
Cost: $195 per person for additional guests. Dress: 'Rock/Pop Legends' themed
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What to wear at Congress 2010
Relax and enjoy your time on the Gold Coast.
No ties or business attire are seen on the locals or are necessary to wear at the conference.
We plan to immerse ourselves in Gold Coasts relaxed and kicked-back local way of life with smart casual attire.
Take advantage of the many Gold Coast beaches and pack your swim wear, as well as a light jacket for the evenings.
The Congress 2010 lifestyle
Back by popular demand Celebrity Chef Ed Halmagyi of Better Homes and Gardens fame will again be joining us to tempt your taste buds.
'Fast Ed' will be creating the event menus and getting YOU involved to create some culinary delights during meal breaks at Congress 2010.
Please make note of your attendance/non-attendance at the Congress 2010 social events on your registration form for catering purposes. Social tickets will ONLY be issued to those who advise attendance, with entry by ticket only.
Congress Golf Classic
The championship course of Royal Pines Resort will be a pleasure and a challenge for the annual Congress Golf Challenge.
Sunday, 12 September
Cost - $140 (includes golf buggy, lunch and refreshments)
Club hire - $33
Shoe hire - $11
Off-Shore fishing
The ever popular pursuit of fishing returns at Congress 2010.
Make an early start on your haul of ocean fish.
Sunday, 12 September
Cost - $145 (includes snacks and refreshments, rods and tackle)
Sunday 12 September
Congress Master Chef Challenge - Royal Pines Resort
3.30pm - 5.30pm
'Fast' Ed Halmagyi will test your cooking skills in this fun activity as participants get to show their talents in creating a culinary feast from a selection of ingredients.
Don't miss this unique opportunity to get some personal kitchen tips from the famous TV chef. and in the process have your creations judged by Ed, with the help of the Royal Pines Executive Chef.
Monday 13 September
MORNING OPTIONS:
OPTION 1 Surf School Broadbeach
9.30am - 11.30am
Have you always wanted to Hang Ten? Enjoy the Gold Coasts beautiful September weather with a personal surf lesson and test your skills of balance.
OPTION 2 Whale Watching Experience
8.00am - 11.45am
Enjoy a short cruise out to sea on the Gold Coasts largest whale watching vessel. With experienced staff youll spot Humpback Whales, Dolphins and Sea Turtles.
LUNCH (All Partners)
Marriott Surfers Paradise Resort and Spa
12.30pm - 2.30pm
Enjoy the fabulous buff et at the Marriott Surfers Paradise Resort and relax after your morning sessions. This is a chance for all partners to get together and chat about your morning over lunch and drinks.
AFTERNOON OPTIONS:
OPTION 1 Lattouf Day Spa - Marriott Surfers Paradise Resort and Spa
2.30pm - 4.00pm
Be pampered in the serene environment of the Lattouf Day Spa at the Marriott Surfers Paradise. Partners will be randomly allocated to a treatment including massage, facial, scalp massage and hair treatment, pedicure and manicure.
OPTION 2 Lagoon snorkeling - Marriott Surfers Paradise Resort and Spa
2.30pm - 4.00pm
Snorkel amongst the colourful array of reef fish in the Marriott Lagoon or simply relax poolside. Snorkel gear will be provided.
Tuesday 14 September
OPTION 1 Personal Stylist session, lunch and shopping - Marina Mirage
11.00am - 3.00pm
A leading Australian fashion stylist will provide a fascinating styling session tailored to the needs of the group attending.
Follow this session with lunch at Fellinis overlooking the Marina, then wander through the recently renovated Marina Mirage boutiques for some retail therapy.
OPTION 2 Tree Top Walk and Segway Tour - O'Reillys Rainforest Retreat
9.00am - 4.00pm
Immerse yourself in the spectacular Lamington National Park rainforest. Take a walk through the tree tops on the 180m suspended walkway 15m above the ground. Then pick up the pace on an electric scooter tour on the unique Segway. The day will include lunch and refreshments.
2010 Congress Site Tour
What's Happening on the Gold Coast?
Whatever you know about the Gold Coast, it's always changing and here's your chance to tap in to the latest info.
Don't miss our exclusive site tour briefing, which highlights some of the most important projects in South-East Queensland - Australia's fastest-growing metropolitan region.
The Congress 2010 site tour includes a briefing on this land of opportunity by Gary White of the Queensland Department of Infrastructure and Planning.
Our tour also includes the 'living laboratory' at Bond University Mirvac School of Sustainable Development. Australia's leading edge educational facility in property, planning and construction promises to be a real eye-opener.
Other attractions include:
- Robina, the trail-blazing masterplanned community that still keeps surprising.
- Lend Lease Delfin's Varsity Lakes
- Soul, the towering centrepiece of Surfers Paradise
- Oracle, the sculpted new towers on Broadbeach.
Speakers include:
Gary White
Deputy Director-General
Queensland Department of
Infrastructure and Planning
Tour:
Leaves Royal Pines 9am Wednesday 15 September. Returns Midday.
Book:
$77 for Property Council members
$107 non-members
REGISTER NOW
Congress Secretariat
PH: 07 3210 1646
FAX: 07 3210 1606
EMAIL: congress@hievents.com.au
