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Queensland Lunch: Brisbane 2032- Three months on - how far have we come?

QLD Lunch Brisbane2032 OCT 2021
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Brisbane 2032 - Three Months on, how far have we come?

On 22 October, it will be three months to the day since Brisbane woke up as an Olympic city.
 
With the clock now ticking towards 2032, conversations are well underway about how SEQ stakeholders can work together to deliver the best Games and the best future for our region.
 
Join us for a conversation with the Property Council and City Leaders, as together we explore future plans and a preferred model for building our Olympic City and legacy.

Keynotes: 
Cr Adrian Schrinner, Lord Mayor of Brisbane
Hon Stirling Hinchliffe MP, Minister for Tourism, Innovation and Sport and Minister Assisting the Premier on Olympics and Paralympics Sport and Engagement
Ted O'Brien MP, Special Envoy for Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Federal Member for Fairfax
James Tuma, Group Director - Urbis

Panellists: 
Josephine Sukkar AM, Principal - Buildcorp, Chair - Australian Sports Commission and President - Australian Women's Rugby
Bronte Barratt OAM OLY, Olympian and athletes representative on Brisbane 2032 Organising Committee
James Tuma, Group Director - Urbis

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All cancellations must be requested in writing however no refunds will be given to cancellations made less than five (5) business days prior to the event as catering arrangements have already been confirmed. We are happy to accept a replacement at no additional cost.

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Registrations are for individual delegates only and cannot be split or shared between multiple people. Payment is required prior to the event. The Property Council of Australia reserves the right to alter speaker/s or program of events or cancel the event in its entirety. The Property Council of Australia reserves the right to refuse entry to or remove from the premises any person who it considers (in their sole and absolute discretion) is causing annoyance. Your registration is accepted on the basis of these conditions. The collection of individual registration details is primarily so that we can register you and your colleagues for the event. The information will be stored in the Property Council’s database and may be used for future marketing of Property Council events and may also be provided to the event sponsors. If you do not wish your details to be made available to external parties, we ask that you notify us by a written request to the Property Council Database Manager. Property Council often undertakes or facilitates photography and/or video at our events and conferences. These images and footage may be used in future promotions that include but are not limited to website, direct mail, marketing collateral, email, sales documents and other uses by Property Council of Australia. Should a registered participant seek to be excluded from such future uses of images, you must register your request with a Property Council staff member on the day of the designated event. No further correspondence or permissions will alternatively be sought.