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Brisbane, Australia 7-10 July

2019

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Contents

Official welcome 2

2019APCS host city 3

About the 2019APCS 5

The 2019APCS Mayors’ Forum and Working Lunch 6

Young Professionals’ Forum 7

Meet@APCS 8

Keynote speakers 11

Plenary speakers 12

Plenary chairs 14

Master of Ceremonies 14

Concurrent speakers 16

Attending cities 25

Attending City Leaders 26

APCS Market Square 30

APCS Market Square exhibitor directory 33

APCS Innovation Alley exhibitor directory 34

APCS Market Square and Innovation Alley floor plan 35

Social program 36

2019APCS Program 40

Official venues 51

General information 52

Bus shuttle schedule 56

Travel information and transfers 59

APCS Partners 60

Correct at time of printing. For up-to-date information, download the 2019APCS app.

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Official welcome

On behalf of Brisbane, Australia’s New World City, I warmly welcome you to the 2019 Asia Pacific Cities Summit (2019APCS) and Mayors’ Forum.

The 2019APCS marks the 12th occasion of this iconic event for the Asia Pacific region. With a focus on driving cities through business and innovation, this year I have the pleasure of welcoming business, government, industry and emerging leaders from more than 130 global cities.

At the 2019APCS, you will experience world-class speakers, a dedicated business introductions program and an array of networking opportunities. The Summit will continue to build on its success as one of the region’s leading forums, and a key platform for driving innovation, city partnerships and economic growth in Brisbane, Australia and the Asia Pacific region.

I sincerely welcome you to this prestigious event and to Brisbane, the home of the Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum.

Adrian Schrinner Lord Mayor of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

2019APCS host city

AU$171 billion economy 49%

of Queensland’s economic output is produced in Brisbane

By 2041, the economy is predicted to be worth more than AU$239 billion

95,000 international student enrolments

By 2041, the projected population is more than 3.5 million

Ranked in top 11%for innovation

Brisbane is a thriving multicultural city, steadily building on its reputation as Australia’s New World City.

Brisbane’s booming economy is driving continued population growth in the region. From 2013 to 2018, the Greater Brisbane population growth rate was 1.9% per annum on average. More than 26% of Brisbane residents were born overseas and more than 16% of households speak two or more languages at home.

Brisbane is home to a number of international events, including the APCS, Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA) and the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT). Brisbane hosted the G20 Leaders Summit in 2014 and was an Event City for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

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DRIVING CITIES THROUGH BUSINESS AND INNOVATION The 2019APCS brings business, industry and city leaders together to enable them to build relationships and effectively contribute to the success and sustainability of our cities into the future.

Cities are increasingly recognised as key influencers, connectors and contributors to the global economy. The Summit features internationally renowned speakers and curated sessions to generate meaningful and insightful discussion in line with each of the program themes.

About the 2019APCS

LIVEABILITY OF CITIES Vibrant, diverse and inclusive cities

SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES Driving resilient and healthy cities

INNOVATION OF CITIES Empowering cities, residents and business through innovation and technology

MOBILITY OF CITIES Moving and connecting people within cities

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Young Professionals’ Forum Empowering our future leaders to solve the challenges of today

Plaza Level Meeting Rooms P10 and P11 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

The 2019APCS is pleased to welcome back Griffith University as the Major Partner for the Young Professionals’ Forum, a long-standing feature of the Summit.

The 2019APCS Griffith University Young Professionals’ Forum will present a curated program in which Young Professionals collaborate to propose city solutions to urban challenges related to the 2019APCS sub-themes.

These solutions will be presented to all of the attending Mayors, government officials and business leaders on the final day of the Summit.

LIVEABILITY OF CITIES

SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES

INNOVATION OF CITIES

MOBILITY OF CITIES

A key feature of the Summit is the Mayors’ Forum. This forum provides a significant opportunity for the elected leaders of local government to come together to share their insights, openly discuss issues facing their cities, and together develop innovative solutions which promote the growth and prosperity of cities across the Asia Pacific region.

The 2019APCS Mayors’ Forum will be facilitated by Professor Greg Clark CBE FAcSS, Global Advisor, Future Cities and New Industries.

The 2019APCS Mayors’ Forum is by invitation only.

The 2019APCS Mayors’ Forum and Working Lunch Ithaca Auditorium, Level 2, Brisbane City Hall Tuesday 9 July, 10.30am-1.15pm

HOSTED BY SUPPORTED BY

THE LORD MAYOR OF BRISBANE

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Meet@APCS – the place to connect, share knowledge and do business Maximise your Summit participation through Meet@APCS, the dedicated business introductions program. Capitalise on the opportunity to pre-arrange meetings with other delegates, including local government representatives, potential partners, investors, clients and suppliers.

Meeting suites are located in the Brisbane Region Pavilion in APCS Market Square. The suites seat four people and meetings are in 30-minute intervals, subject to availability.

2019APCS MOBILE APPDownload the 2019APCS App to view the program and information about the speakers, personalise your experience, and schedule meetings through Meet@APCS. The App is available from the App Store and Google Play, and a web-based version is available for Windows and Blackberry devices.

APCS MARKET SQUAREPlaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom, BCEC

The APCS Market Square is the hub of the 2019APCS, serving as an interactive networking and exhibition space, a platform to strengthen trade and investment links, and a unique opportunity to drive commercial outcomes.

INNOVATION ALLEYPlaza Foyer, BCEC

For the first time, the 2019APCS is introducing Innovation Alley - a dedicated exhibition space for entrepreneurs, start-ups and new business to showcase how their innovative technologies can enhance cities’ liveability, mobility, and sustainability.

MAJOR PROJECT ANNOUNCEMENT BRIEFINGSPlaza Level Meeting Room P6, BCEC

These briefings are an exclusive opportunity to hear directly from Mayors, Chief Procurement Officers and local government representatives on upcoming procurement activities and commercial opportunities in the Asia Pacific region.

Hear first-hand about major projects that will be open for tender or private sector involvement within the next 12 months.

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Keynote speakers

Marc RandolphCo-Founder of Netflix

@mbrandolph

Andreas Weigend Former Chief Scientist of Amazon

@aweigend

Peggy Liu Chairperson of Joint US China Collaboration on Clean Energy

@shanghaipeggy

Monday 8 July Tuesday 9 July Wednesday 10 July

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Plenary speakersPlenary speakers

Greg ClarkCBE FAcSS, Global Advisor, Future Cities and New Industries

Peter HøjVice-Chancellor, The University of Queensland

Louise DudleyChief Executive Officer, Queensland Urban Utilities

Krista AdamsDeputy Mayor, City of Brisbane

Adrian SchrinnerLord Mayor, City of Brisbane

Isabella Groegor-CechowiczGlobal General Manager, Public Services, SAP SE

David FinnManaging Director, CEO & Founder, Tritium

Colin ToozeGlobal Head of Urban Mobility, Uber

Stewart MooreChief Executive Officer & Founder, EarthCheck

Brendan GaffneyDirector, Cox Architecture

Katherine LoflinThe City Doctor

Anthony MacDonaldGlobal Manager Freight Solutions & Freight Automated Dispatching System, Hitachi Rail STS

Cameron HannsDirector, Entwined

Deon LiebenbergVP Innovation & Strategy, Optus Business

Simon VatcherManaging Director, Optus Business

Arlian EckerPlastic Free Boy

Johanna NalauDirector, ARC Discovery Early Career Research Fellow (2019-2021), Adaptation Science Research Theme Leader, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University

Liu Thai KerFounding Chairman, Morrow Architects & Planners Pte Ltd

Chris MillsChief Executive Officer, Evie Networks


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Changing the way our cities move$5 off your Uber rides to and from APCSReceive $5 off 6 Uber trips to and from the APCS conference venue. Visit the link https://r.uber.com/FNiQOeBrEh to redeem your Uber Voucher. Voucher is valid from Monday, 8 July 2019 7:00am AEST to Wed, 10 Jul 2019 23:45 AEST. See terms for details*.

To use your voucher for rides with Uber:

- Visit the link to claim

- Update and restart your Uber app

- Enter your trip destination to and from the venue

- Voucher will appear as a payment method

*Limited to one code per person. Can only be used by the first person who redeemsthe code. Non-transferrable. No cash value. One-time use only. Maximum discount of $5 per trip. Maximum of 6 Uber trips per rider. To redeem discount, Uber Voucher code https://r.uber.com/FNiQOeBrEh must be applied to Payment section of the Uber app prior to requesting the first ride to or from Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre. Uber Voucher valid between 8/7/19 7:00am AEST till 10/7/19 23:45 AEST. Uber Voucher expires 10/7/2019. Uber Voucher does not apply to tips. Offer is non-transferable, subject to change or cancellation.

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Master of Ceremonies

Plenary chairs

Toby Travanner

To view the curriculum vitae and abstracts of presentations, please refer to the program section in the 2019APCS App or on the website.

Nathan TurnerState Director for Queensland, Optus Business

Paul AllenAustralia Correspondent, Bloomberg

Michael RosemannProfessor for Innovation Systems, School of Management, Queensland University of Technology

Toby Travanner

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Concurrent speakers

Patrick McVeigh Lead, People & Places, MartinJenkins

Hirotami Murakoshi Mayor, City of Ichikawa

Tim O’Loan Director, Cities - Australia and New Zealand, AECOM

Carlo Prato Acting Head of School, Civil Engineering, The University of Queensland

Lani Refiti Partner, Deloitte Australia

Paul Rybicki Head of Digital Life Australia, DSpark

Rahul Savdekar Director – Industry Solutions WWPS Asia, Microsoft

Charlie Sukkar Director, Emerging Technologies, Optus

Rocky Scopelliti Director, Centre for Industry 4.0

Hidetoshi Terasaki Vice Mayor, Kobe City Government

Nathan Turner State Director for Queensland, Optus Business (Chair)

Kent Wu Head of Network Access Planning & Quality, Optus

MONDAY 8 JULY 11am–1pm

Adrian Schrinner Lord Mayor, City of Brisbane

Tom Allen CEO, Impact Boom

Peta Ashworth AM Chair in Sustainable Energy Futures, The University of Queensland

Calvin Chu Managing Partner, Eden Strategy Institute

Yoon-Kee Chung Vice Mayor, Daejeon Metropolitan City

Michael Doherty Director - Sales and Marketing, Sen Sen Networks

Mark Duckworth Regional Sales Director, HCL-PowerObjects

Ifor Ffowcs-Williams CEO, Cluster Navigators Ltd

Kelly Fielding VC’s Research & Teaching Fellow, The University of Queensland

Brett Fraser CEO, Brisbane Marketing (Chair)

Wayne Gerard CEO & Founder, Redeye Apps

Cameron Hanns Director, Entwined (Chair)

Michael Holmstrom Managing Director, STEM Punks Ventures Pty Ltd

Rob Hudson Consultant Strategist, Spoutlogic

Karen Hussey Director, Centre for Policy Futures, The University of Queensland (Chair)

Choon Hee Lee Mayor, Sejong Special Autonomous City

Cat Matson General Manager, Innovation & Brisbane’s Chief Digital Officer (Chair)

MAJOR PARTNER INNOVATION OF CITIES Empowering cities, residents and business through innovation and technology


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Concurrent speakers cont.

John Langford-Ely General Manager, BRIDJ

Valli Morphet CEO, CoDesign Studio

Kellie Nuttall Future of Mobility Lead Partner – Deloitte Australia

Graham Pointer Manager of Planning and Strategy, WSP

Matthew Schutz City Digital Officer, Ipswich City Council & President, Australian Smart Communities Association

Colin Tooze Global Head of Urban Mobility, Uber (Chair)

Maurits Van Camp Director Research & Innovation, Umicore NV

Tim Williams Principal, Australasia Cities Leader, Arup

Gordon Yu CEO & Chairman, eTouch Innovation Company Limited

Adrian Schrinner Lord Mayor, City of Brisbane

Rita Arrigo Chief Digital Advisor, Microsoft

Damian Barker Design Director, Jackson Teece

Rob Brown Managing Director, Kerb

Matthew Burke Principal Research Fellow - Cities Research Institute, Griffith University

Paul Burton Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Chair)

Anindo Roy Das Senior Expert - Future Cities, SAP

Darren Davies Lead, Transport & Land Use Integration Specialist, Stantec

Gert-Jan de Graaff CEO, Brisbane Airport Corporation

Mark DeSantis CEO, RoadBotics

Zoe Eather Smart Regions and Mobility Consultant, Arup

Jonathan Gardiner Senior Director, Cox Architecture

Henry Greenacre Head of Modalities, JUMP

Lutz Heuser CEO & Founder, ui! Group

Craig Hobbs Director of Regulatory Affairs, Auckland City Council

Chris Isles Executive Director, Planning, Place Design Group

Simon Kaplan CEO, ui! APAC (Chair)

Peter Kelly Executive Director, Three Plus (Chair)

MONDAY 8 JULY 2.45-5.30pm

MAJOR PARTNER MOBILITY OF CITIES Moving and connecting people within cities

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TUESDAY 9 JULY 11am–1pm MAJOR PARTNER

LIVEABILITY OF CITIES Vibrant, diverse and inclusive cities

Sofie Pringle Project Lead - Urban Design, Peddle Thorp Architects

Michael Rosemann Professor for Innovation Systems, School of Management, Queensland University of Technology (Chair)

Ian Ryan Global Lead, SAP Institute of Digital Government

Robyn Smith CEO, Global Games Sporting Company

Colette Torrance Principal Adviser Strategic Partnerships, Redland City Council

Simon White Design Manager, Aria

Aileen Anunciacion Zosa CEO & Executive Vice President, Base Conversion Development Authority

Omar Barrigan Design Manager, Brisbane City Council

Adam Beck Executive Director, Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand (Chair)

Christopher Burman Director of Digital Urban Strategy, Strelka KB

Laurie Buys Theme Leader, Infrastructure for Sustainable Communities, Institute for Future Environment, Queensland University of Technology

Bronwen Clark Executive Officer, National Growth Areas Alliance

Owen Craven Principal and Senior Curator, Urban Art Projects

Dyan Currie Chief Planner, Brisbane City Council

David Farmer CEO, Ipswich City Council

Pam Ford General Manager - Economic Development, Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development

Stafford Hopewell Partner, Gadens

Simone Maienfisch Director - Future Cities, SAP SE (Chair)

Cat Matson General Manager, Innovation & Brisbane’s Chief Digital Officer

Greg Meek Business Development Director, Gadens (Chair)

Pradeep Philip Deloitte Access Economics Lead, Deloitte Australia

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Stephen Bali Mayor, Blacktown City Council

Adam Beck Executive Director, Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand (Chair)

Linda Buchanan Mayor, City of North Vancouver & Vice-Chair of the Metro Vancouver Board of Directors

James Bulinski CEO, CitySmart

Bernie Cotter Regional Manager - Oceania, Global Covenant of Mayors

David Finn Managing Director, CEO & Founder, Tritium

Marcus Foth Professor of Urban Informatics, QUT Design Lab

Paul Fox Head of Corporate Development, Evie Networks (Chair)

Steve Gawler Regional Director, ICLEI and Local Governments for Sustainability Oceania, ICLEI Oceania

Phil Goff Mayor, Auckland Council

Yasmin Grigaliuamas CEO and Co-Founder, World’s Biggest Garage Sale

Rob Hales Director, Griffith Centre for Sustainable Enterprise & Program Director, Master of Global Development, Griffith University

Susan Harris-Rimmer Associate Professor, Griffith Law School, Griffith University (Chair)

Leon Hayes CEO & Founder, Smartsensor Technologies

Cheng-Ta Hsieh Deputy Mayor, New Taipei City

John Knaggs CEO, SunCentral Maroochydore Pty Ltd

TUESDAY 9 JULY 2.45-5.30pm

MAJOR PARTNER

SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES Driving resilient and healthy cities


Te-Chuan Li Deputy Secretary-General, Taipei City Government

Bruce Linghu Deputy Mayor, Taichung City Government

Chris McCluskey General Manager, Development Services, ISPT Pty Ltd (Chair)

Brendan Moon CEO, Queensland Reconstruction Authority

Stewart Moore CEO & Founder, EarthCheck (Chair)

Ashleigh Morris CEO, Coreo

Anne Roiko Associate Professor & Discipline Lead in Environmental Health, Griffith University

Nigel Russell General Manager – Consulting, EarthCheck

Tristan Schultz Lecturer of Design, Queensland College of Art, Griffith University

Kaitlin Shilling Associate Principal, International Development Services, Arup

Tim Simpson Senior Adviser, Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Brisbane)

Nicole Sullivan Senior Manager Green Star Solutions, Green Building Council of Australia (Sydney)

Melinda Watt Vice President Relationship Management, EarthCheck (Brisbane)

Melissa Wiscicki Digital Practice Leader, Aurecon (Brisbane)

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Attending citiesAMERICASNew York North Vancouver Pittsburgh Raleigh-Durham San Francisco Santa Cruz Tegucigalpa West Vancouver

ASIA Alor Setar Ambon Ba Ria Bago Bandung Bangalore Bangkok Banjarmasin Beijing Bentong Bogor BusanCalbayog

Chitwan Chongqing Colombo Daejeon Denpasar FaisalabadGuangzhou Gulmi Gurgaon Hyderabad Ichikawa Ilagan Johor Bahru Kaohsiung Kathmandu Kobe Macao Multan Myagdi New Clark New Delhi New Taipei Oita

Pekalongan Penang Island Peshawar Phu My Ping Tung Pokhara Prabumulih Qingdao Sankhuwasabha Sejong Semarang Shanghai Shenzhen Singapore Songkhla Sukabumi Sylhet Taguig Taichung Taipei Taoyuan Tokyo Uvs Province

EUROPE BarcelonaBonn Brussels London Moscow Stuttgart Walldorf

MIDDLE EAST AsserDubai Doha

OCEANIA Adelaide Alice Springs Atherton Auckland Beaudesert Bilambil Blacktown Brisbane Broken Hill Bundaberg Byron Bay Caboolture

Canberra Cockburn Dalby Darwin Dubbo Gatton Gladstone Gold Coast Hervey Bay Hobart Ipswich Lismore Logan Mackay Mandurah Melbourne Mornington Mount Isa Nelson Newcastle Palmerston North Parramatta Perth Port Moresby Port Stephens Prospect Redland

Rockhampton Roma Stirling Sunshine Coast Suva Swan Sydney Thebarton Toowoomba Townsville Tweed Heads Unley Wellington Whanganui Willoughby Wollongong

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Attending City Leaders

AMERICAS

Linda Buchanan Mayor City of North Vancouver North Vancouver

Nasary Juan Asfura Zablah MayorTegucigalpa City Hall, Central District

Tegucigalpa

Mary-Ann Booth Mayor District of West Vancouver West Vancouver

ASIA

Richard Louhenapessy Mayor The Regional Government of Ambon City

Ambon

Ibnu Sina Mayor The Regional Government of Banjarmasin City Banjarmasin

Nicholas Yulo Mayor City of Bago Bago

Hong-Linh Nguyen SecretaryBa Ria - Vung Tau Provincial Party Committee

Ba Ria

Bima Arya Mayor Bogor City Government Bogor

Ronaldo Aquino Mayor City Government of Calbayog Calbayog

Jialing Tan Vice Chairwoman

CPPCC Chongqing Committee Chongqing

Rosie Senanayake Mayor Colombo Municipal Council Colombo

Yoon-Kee Chung Deputy Mayor Daejeon Metropolitan City Daejeon

Ngurah Jaya Negara Vice Mayor Denpasar City Government Denpasar

Razzaq Malik Mayor Municipal Corporation Faisalabad Faisalabad

Bonthu Rammohan Mayor Greater Hyderabad Muncipal Corporation Hyderabad

Hirotami Murakoshi Mayor City of Ichikawa Ichikawa

Josemarie Diaz Mayor City Government of Ilagan Ilagan

ASIA

H. M. Saelany Machfudz, Se Mayor Regional Secretariat

of Pekalongan City Pekalongan

Hidetoshi Terasaki Deputy Mayor Kobe City Government Kobe

Naveed Ul Haq Chaudhry Mayor Municipal Corporation Multan Multan

Cheng-Ta Hsieh Deputy Mayor New Taipei City Government New Taipei

Yew Tung Seang Mayor City Council of Penang Island Penang Island

Muhammad Asim Khan Mayor City District Government Peshawar Peshawar

Danh Van Huynh Secretary Party Committee of Phu My Town Phu My

Men-an Pan Magistrate Pingtung County Government Pintgung

Ridho Yahya Mayor Prabumulih City Government Prabumulih

Hongjun Yang Vice Chairman CPPCC Qingdao Committee Qingdao

Choon Hee Lee Mayor Sejong Metropolitan Autonomous City Sejong

H.Marwan Hamami Regent Sukabumi District Regional Government Sukabumi

Ariful Haque Choudhury Mayor Sylhet City Corporation Sylhet

Bruce Linghu Deputy Mayor Taichung City Government Taichung


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OCEANIA

Sandy Verschoor Lord Mayor City of Adelaide Adelaide

Damien Ryan Mayor Alice Springs Town Council Alice Springs

Joe Paronella Mayor Tablelands Regional Council Atherton

Phil Goff Mayor Auckland Council Auckland

Gregory Christensen Mayor Scenic Rim Regional Council Beaudesert

Stephen Bali Mayor Blacktown City Council Blacktown

Adrian Schrinner Lord Mayor Brisbane City Council Brisbane

Krista Adams Deputy Mayor Brisbane City Council Brisbane

Darriea Turley Mayor Broken Hill City Council Broken Hill

Jack Dempsey Mayor Bundaberg Regional Council Bundaberg

Allan Sutherland Mayor Moreton Bay Regional Council Caboolture

Andrew Barr Chief Minister ACT Government Canberra

Kon Vatskalis Lord Mayor City of Darwin Council Darwin

Paul McVeigh Mayor Western Downs Regional Council Dalby

Ben Shields Mayor Dubbo Regional Council Dubbo

Tanya Milligan Mayor Lockyer Valley Regional Council Gatton

George Seymour Mayor Fraser Coast Regional Council Hervey Bay

Anna Reynolds Lord Mayor Hobart City Council Hobart

Greg Chemello Interim Administrator Ipswich City Council Ipswich

Isaac Smith Mayor Lismore City Council Lismore

Tamara O'Shea Interim Administrator Logan City Council Logan

Attending City Leaders cont.

OCEANIA

Greg Williamson Mayor Mackay Regional Council Mackay

Rhys Williams Mayor City of Mandurah Mandurah

Sally Capp Lord Mayor City of Melbourne Melbourne

Joyce McCulloch Mayor Mount Isa City Council Mount Isa

Tangi Utikere Deputy Mayor Palmerston North City Council Palmerston North

Andrew Wilson Mayor City of Parramatta Council Parramatta

Gaye McMath Deputy Chair Commissioner City of Perth Perth

Leith Veremaito Director Department of Local Authorities Port Vila

David O'Loughlin Mayor City of Prospect Prospect

Karen Williams Mayor Redland City Council Redland

Margaret Strelow Mayor Rockhampton Regional Council Rockhampton

Tyson Golder Mayor Maranoa Regional Council Roma

Mark Irwin Mayor City of Stirling Stirling

Mark Jamieson Mayor Sunshine Coast Council Sunshine Coast

David Lucas Mayor City of Swan Swan

Michael Regan Mayor Northern Beaches Council Sydney

Paul Antonio Mayor Toowoomba Regional Council Toowoomba

Carol Taylor Deputy Mayor Toowoomba Regional Council Toowoomba

Jenny Hill Mayor Townsville City Council Townsville

Michael Hewitson Mayor City of Unley Unley

Gail Giles-Gidney Mayor Willoughby City Council Willoughby

Gordon Bradbery AM Lord Mayor Wollongong City Council Wollongong

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APCS Market Square

The APCS Market Square is an important and integral component of the 2019APCS. It is located in the Plaza Ballroom, immediately adjacent to rooms being used for APCS keynote, plenary and concurrent sessions.

The APCS Market Square will be open during the following hours:

Monday 8 July 8am-5.30pm

Tuesday 9 July 8am-5.30pm

Wednesday 10 July 8am-2.30pm

The APCS Market Square is an interactive space, featuring displays by partners, sponsors and exhibitors. The design of the Market Square has been arranged to complement the APCS program themes.

The following catering will be served in the APCS Market Square:

Monday 8 July 10.30-11am Morning refreshments

1-1.45pm Lunch

3.45-4.30pm Afternoon refreshments

Tuesday 9 July 10.30-11am Morning refreshments

1-1.45pm Lunch

3.45-4.30pm Afternoon refreshments

Wednesday 10 July 11-11.30am Morning refreshments

Plaza Ballroom, BCEC

Brisbane Bloomberg Café

At the very centre of the APCS Market Square you will find the Brisbane Café, in association with Bloomberg. The café is open to all delegates during APCS Market Square hours.

The challenges we face as a society are unprecedented,

but so are the opportunities.

Together, let’s start powering good.

Let’s call on our heritage, our spirit of collaboration

and our technology to do better for generations to come.

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APCS Market Square exhibitor directory

Organisation Booth #ENE-HUB Pty Ltd 23

Arup 24

EMESH by Fibrecon 25

Quik Corp 26

The University of Queensland 27-28

Bank of China 29

EarthCheck 30

Griffith University 31

Brogent Technologies Inc. 32-33

World Technopolis Association 35

The Point Brisbane Hotel 36

Aerospace Institute 37

HCL Technologies 39

Spatial Industries 40

Toowoomba Regional Council 41

SP Group/Sojitz Asia 42

Synengco 43

Dello Mano 44

Hitachi Australia 45

Organisation Booth #Optus 1

Uber 2

SAP 3

St Baker Energy Innovation Fund 4

Brisbane Region Pavilion 5

Lumascape 6

National Drones 7

Redeye Apps 8

Queensland Urban Utilities 9

Database Consultants 10

STEM Punks EDUCATION 11

Cox Architecture 12-13

Felix 14

Brisbane Quarter 15-16

China Construction Bank 17

Chamber of Commerce & Industry Queensland 18

Real Serious Games 19

Novotel Brisbane South Bank 20

Smart Cities Council 21

City of Ipswich 22

Tritium: www.tritium.com.au Evie Networks: www.goevie.com.au

At Market Square to see how we can create a sustainable, clean and smart future for your city.

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APCS Innovation Alley exhibitor directory

Organisation Booth #Airlisting 1

FlyFreely 2

Autonomation Pty Ltd 3

Digital Technologies Institute

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Kerb 5

Benchon 6

Ride 7

Modulr Tech 8

Parkable 9

e-Motion Concepts Pty Ltd 10

BRIDJ 11

Organisation Booth #Graphene Manufacturing Group

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Greater Outcomes 2

3DOT DIGITAL PTY LTD 3

World’s Biggest Garage Sale

4

Inndox Pty Ltd 5

Endeavour Programme 6

Sensavation 7

Civic Ledger 8

FloodMapp 10

FIBO 11

Organisation Booth #BitWinder 1

It’s Rocket Science Adventures

2

Artlife Solutions Pty Ltd 3

Novoplan 4

Audeara 5

ALM Healthtech-Nadu 6

The Pluralist 7

Trolley Stopper 8

Impact Boom 9

Commsync Foundation 10

Substation33 11

Organisation Booth #UnifiedAR Pty Ltd 1

Leveler 2

Inhabit Place 3

Freelance Robotics 5

Digital Technologies Institute

6

Conpago 7

Ambient 8

Food Connect Foundation 9

Greenx7 10

Noisenet Pty Ltd 11

Monday 8 July 8.15am-1.10pm

Tuesday 9 July 8.15am-1.10pm

1.20-5.30pm

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APCS Market Square and Innovation Alley floor plan

BRISBANE REGION PAVILIONThe Brisbane Region Pavilion is located at the centre of the APCS Market Square. The pavilion includes the Brisbane Bloomberg Café, South East Queensland Council of Mayors Investment Hub and the Brisbane stage, which will be home to key announcements during the Summit. A large screen over the stage will feature videos from the 2019APCS Partners and footage from South East Queensland councils.

Meet@APCS business meetings will be held in the suites at the rear of the pavilion. Please arrive at the concierge desk prior to your meeting to be escorted to a meeting area.

This area will be staffed during Summit hours:

Monday 8 July 8am-5.30pm

Tuesday 9 July 8am-5.30pm

Wednesday 10 July 8am-2.30pm

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OPENING CEREMONY AND OFFICIAL WELCOME RECEPTION

Social program

Date Sunday 7 July

Time 5.30-8.30pm

Location Howard Smith Wharves 5 Boundary Street Brisbane City

Entry Entry for one (1) person is included in full registration and Young Professionals’ registration

Dress Business attire

MAYORS’ AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ DINNER(By invitation)

Date Monday 8 July

Time 7-9.30pm

Location Main Auditorium Brisbane City Hall 64 Adelaide Street Brisbane City

Entry This event is attended exclusively by registered Mayors, Deputy Mayors and registered Young Professionals


Enjoy a networking reception at Rivershed at the picturesque Howard Smith Wharves on the Brisbane River. The reception will be followed by the Opening Ceremony in Howard’s Hall. This ceremony will include dinner, an official welcome to Brisbane, special cultural performances and entertainment.

LORD MAYOR’S URBAN WALK Date Tuesday 9 July

Time 6.30-7.45am

Location Start at the Cultural Forecourt, South Bank Parklands, and finish with a light breakfast in the City Botanic Gardens

Entry Delegates with full registration and Young Professionals’ registration are welcome to participate

Dress Casual (exercise wear recommended)

Join the Lord Mayor of Brisbane and delegates from around the world for an informal early-morning walk along the Brisbane River, followed by a light breakfast in the City Botanic Gardens.

If you wish to change your RSVP, please visit the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk.

GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ ORIENTATION(By invitation)

Date Sunday 7 July

Time 3-4.30pm

Location Ian Hanger Recital Hall, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University

Entry Young Professional delegates are invited to an exclusive orientation session to meet fellow participants


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2019APCS GALA DINNERDate Tuesday 9 July

Time 7.30-10.30pm

Location Great Hall, BCEC Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane

Entry Entry for one (1) person is included with full registrations and Young Professionals’ registrations


Join fellow 2019APCS delegates for an evening of spectacular entertainment and networking at the 2019APCS Gala Dinner.

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ PRESENTATIONDate Wednesday 10 July

Time 10.30-11am

Location Plaza Auditorium, BCEC Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane

Entry Entry for one (1) person is included with full registrations, Young Professionals’ registrations and registrations for Wednesday 10 July


Social program cont.

AWARDING OF HOST CITY FOR 2021APCS AND CLOSING CEREMONYDate Wednesday 10 July

Time 11.30am-1pm

Location Plaza Auditorium, BCEC Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane



The closing ceremony will include highlights of the 2019APCS and the announcement of the winning bid to host the 13th Asia Pacific Cities Summit & Mayors’ Forum in 2021.

2019APCS CLOSING LUNCH Date Wednesday 10 July

Time 1-2.30pm

Location Plaza Foyer, BCEC Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane



Wrap up your 2019APCS experience at a networking lunch alongside delegates of the Ag in the Asian Century National Export and Innovation Conference.

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2019APCS PROGRAM – MONDAY 8 JULY Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane

7.30am ONSITE REGSITRATION OPEN (7.30AM-5.30PM)8am APCS MARKET SQUARE AND INNOVATION ALLEY OPEN (8AM-5.30PM)

BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza BallroomMEET@APCS PRE-SCHEDULED BUSINESS MEETINGS (9.15AM-5.15PM)BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion, Plaza Ballroom

8.30am KEYNOTE SPEAKER Marc Randolph, Co-Founder of Netflix (Santa Cruz)

BCEC: Plaza Auditorium

9am INNOVATION OF CITIES Empowering cities, residents and business through innovation and technology Major Partner: Optus Room: Plaza Auditorium

PLENARY Global innovators and city leaders from across the Asia Pacific feature throughout the Innovation theme at 2019APCS to give delegates a glimpse into the future deployment of innovation technologies in our cities.

10.30am Morning tea in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom

Meet@APCS - Pre-scheduled business meetings BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion

Networking in APCS Market Square and Innovation Alley

11am 3.1 The future citizen experience OptusRoom: P7

Chair: Nathan Turner, State Director for Queensland, Optus Business (Brisbane)

1. Rocky Scopelliti, Director, Centre for Industry 4.0 (Sydney)

2. Kent Wu, Head of Network Access Planning & Quality, Optus (Sydney)

3. Hirotami Murakoshi, Mayor, City of Ichikawa (Ichikawa)

4. Yoon-Kee Chung, Vice Mayor, Daejeon Metropolitan City (Daejeon)

3.2 Cities and innovation: Driving growth through asset management and civic engagementRoom: P8

Chair: Brett Fraser, CEO, Brisbane Marketing (Brisbane)

1. Wayne Gerard, CEO & Founder, Redeye Apps (Brisbane)

2. Patrick McVeigh, Lead, People & Places, MartinJenkins (Auckland)

3. Choon Hee Lee, Mayor, Sejong Special Autonomous City (Sejong)

4. Mark Duckworth, Regional Sales Director, HCL-PowerObjects (Melbourne)

3.3 Low Carbon Cities, The University of QueenslandRoom: P9

Chair: Karen Hussey, Director, Centre for Policy Futures, The University of Queensland (Brisbane)

1. Carlo Prato, Acting Head of School, Civil Engineering, The University of Queensland (Brisbane)

2. Peta Ashworth AM, Chair in Sustainable Energy Futures, The University of Queensland (Brisbane)

3. Kelly Fielding, VC’s Research & Teaching Fellow, The University of Queensland (Brisbane)

4. Lani Refiti, Partner, Deloitte Australia (Brisbane)

3.4 2019APCS Griffith UniversityYoung Professionals’ ForumRoom: P10/P11

Creating an urban innovationecosystem

Chair: Caitlin Byrne, Director, Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane) Paul Burton, Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

1. Ingrid Burkett, Co-Director, Yunus Social Business Centre, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Alex Hannant, Co-Director, Yunus Social Business Centre, Griffith University (Brisbane)

3.5 Local Government in a global setting: Driving economic and social outcomes through city-to-city relationshipsRoom: P6

Chair: Nicole Andronicus, Manager – International Relations and Multicultural Affairs, Brisbane City Council (Brisbane)

1. Adrian Schrinner, Lord Mayor, City of Brisbane (Brisbane)

2. Bima Arya, Mayor, Bogor City Government and Deputy Chair, Association of All Indonesian Cities (APEKSI) (Bogor)

3. Jialing Tan, Vice Chairwoman of Chongqing Municipal Committee of Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (Chongqing)

12 noon 4.1 Accelerating digital government transformationOptusRoom: P7


1. Charlie Sukkar, Director, Emerging Technologies, Optus (Sydney)

2. Paul Rybicki, Head of Digital Life Australia, DSpark (Sydney)

3. Hideoshi Terasaki, Vice Mayor, Kobe City Government (Kobe)

4. Calvin Chu, Managing Partner, Eden Strategy Institute (Singapore)

4.2 City innovation through social enterprise, STEM and innovation clustersRoom: P8

Chair: Cat Matson, Chief Digital Officer and General Manager of Innovation, Brisbane Marketing (Brisbane)

1. Tom Allen, CEO Impact Boom (Brisbane)2. Michael Holmstrom, Managing Director,

STEM Punks Ventures Pty Ltd (Brisbane)3. Tim O’Loan, Director, Cities - Australia and

New Zealand, AECOM (Melbourne)4. Ifor Ffowcs-Williams, CEO, Cluster

Navigators Ltd (Nelson)

4.3 Using data and AI to drive smarter transport information systems EntwinedRoom: P9

Chair: Cameron Hanns, Director, Entwined (Brisbane)

1. Cameron Hanns, Director, Entwined (Brisbane)

2. Rob Hudson, Consultant Strategist Spoutlogic (Brisbane)

3. Michael Doherty, Director - Sales and Marketing, Sen Sen Networks (Brisbane)

4. Rahul Savdekar, Director – Industry Solutions WWPS Asia, Microsoft (Brisbane)

1pm Lunch in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom



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2.1 Greg Clark, CBE FAcSS, Global Advisor, Future Cities and New Industries (London)2.2 Simon Vatcher, Managing Director, Optus Business (Sydney) Deon Liebenberg, VP, Innovation and Strategy, Optus Business (Brisbane)2.3 Louise Dudley, Chief Executive Officer, Queensland Urban Utilities (Brisbane)2.4 Peter Høj, Vice-Chancellor, The University of Queensland (Brisbane)

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1.45pm MOBILITY OF CITIES Moving and connecting people within cities Major Partner: Uber Room: Plaza Auditorium

PLENARY One of the greatest challenges facing all cities is mobility. This sub-theme looks at all the options, from improved design to new transport models and enhanced mass transit systems.

2.45pm 6.1 Exploring the mobility of cities across airports, public transport and e-mobility Brisbane Airport CorporationRoom: P7

Chair: Peter Kelly, Executive Director, Three Plus (Brisbane)

1. Gert-Jan de Graaff, CEO, Brisbane Airport Corporation (Brisbane)

2. Darren Davies, Lead Transport & Land Use Integration Specialist, Stantec (Auckland)

3. Damian Barker, Design Director, Jackson Teece (Brisbane)

4. Maurits Van Camp, Director Research & Innovation, Umicore NV (Brussels)

6.2 Future mobility for future liveability SAP Australia Pty LtdRoom: P8

Chair: Simon Kaplan, CEO, ui! APAC (Brisbane)

1. Lutz Heuser, CEO & Founder, ui! Group (Heidelberg)

2. Matthew Schutz, City Digital Officer, Ipswich City Council & President, Australian Smart Communities Association (Brisbane)

3. Anindo Roy Das, Senior Expert - Future Cities, SAP (Bangalore)

4. Mark DeSantis, CEO, RoadBotics (Pittsburgh)

6.3 The rise of micromobility and what it means for cities around the world UberRoom: P9

Chair: Colin Tooze, Global Head of Urban Mobility, Uber (San Francisco)

1. Henry Greenacre, Head of Modalities, JUMP (Sydney)

2. Graham Pointer, Manager of Planning and Strategy, WSP (Sydney)

3. Craig Hobbs, Director of Regulatory Affairs, Auckland Council (Auckland)

4. Chris Isles, Executive Director, Planning, Place Design Group (Brisbane)

6.4 2019APCS Griffith University Young Professionals’ ForumRoom: P10/P11

Chair: Abraham Leung, Research Fellow, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

1. Matthew Burke, Principal Research Fellow - Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Valli Morphett, CEO, CoDesign Studio (Melbourne)

6.5 Major Project Announcement BriefingRoom: P6

Chair: Adam Allan, Chair, Finance and Administration Committee, Brisbane City Council (Brisbane)

1. Greg Williamson, Mayor, Mackay Regional Council (Mackay)

2. Jenny Hill, Mayor, Townsville City Council (Townsville)

3. Sharyn Bow, Infrastructure Specialist, Asian Development Bank (Sydney)

4. Luca De Leonardis, Head, Australia & New Zealand, Invest Hong Kong (Sydney)

3.45pm Afternoon tea in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom



4.30pm 7.1 Mobility utopia – Smart approaches to urban challengesRoom: P7

1. Kellie Nuttall, Future of Mobility Lead Partner – Deloitte Australia (Brisbane)

2. Rob Brown, Managing Director, Kerb (Sydney)3. Zoe Eather, Smart Regions and Mobility

Consultant, Arup (Toowoomba)4. Tim Williams, Principal, Australasia

Cities Leader, Arup (Sydney)

7.2 Mobility of cities – Case studies and urban solutionsCox ArchitectureRoom: P8

1. Jonathan Gardiner, Senior Director, Cox Architecture (Melbourne)

2. Gordon Yu, CEO & Chairman, eTouch Innovation Company Limited (Taipei)

3. Rita Arrigo, Chief Digital Advisor, Microsoft (Melbourne)

4. John Langford-Ely, General Manager, BRIDJ (Brisbane)

7.3 Mobility of cities Griffith University Room: P9

Chair: Paul Burton, Director, CitiesResearch Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

1. Matthew Burke, Principal Research Fellow - Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Valli Morphet, CEO, CoDesign Studio (Melbourne)

7.4 Panel Session: A conversation with the South East Queensland MayorsRoom: P6

5.30pm

7-9.30pm MAYORS’ AND YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ DINNER (By invitation) Main Auditorium, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City


Chair: Toby Travanner (Melbourne)

5.1 Adrian Schrinner, Lord Mayor, City of Brisbane (Brisbane)5.2 Colin Tooze, Global Head of Urban Mobility, Uber (San Francisco)5.3 Brendan Gaffney, Director, Cox Architecture (Brisbane)5.4 Anthony MacDonald, Global Manager Freight Solutions & Freight Automated

Dispatching Systems, Hitachi Rail STS (Brisbane)5.5 Cameron Hanns, Director, Entwined (Brisbane)

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2019APCS PROGRAM – TUESDAY 9 JULY Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane

6.30-7.45am LORD MAYOR’S URBAN WALKMeeting point: Cultural Forecourt, South Bank Parklands

7.30am ONSITE REGSITRATION OPEN (7.30AM-5.30PM)8am APCS MARKET SQUARE AND INNOVATION ALLEY OPEN (8AM-5.30PM)

BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza BallroomMEET@APCS PRE-SCHEDULED BUSINESS MEETINGS (9.15AM-5.15PM)BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion, Plaza Ballroom

8.30am KEYNOTE SPEAKER Andreas Weigend, Former Chief Scientist of Amazon (San Francisco)


9.15am LIVEABILITY OF CITIES Vibrant, diverse and inclusive cities Major Partner: SAP Room: Plaza Auditorium

PLENARY With a global trend of migration to ever-growing cities, how can cities remain liveable and how can liveability actually be enhanced into the future? An outstanding panel of speakers will address this topic at the 2019APCS.

Chair: Michael Rosemann, Professor for Innovation Systems, School of Management, Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane)

9.1 Krista Adams, Deputy Mayor, City of Brisbane (Brisbane)9.2 Isabella Groegor-Cechowicz, Global General Manager, Public Services, SAP SE (Heidelberg)9.3 Katherine Loflin, The City Doctor (Raleigh-Durham)9.4 Liu Thai-Ker, Founding Chairman, Morrow Architects & Planners Pte Ltd (Singapore)

10.30am Morning tea in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom



11am 10.1 Re-imagine liveability with intelligent digital technologies SAP Australia Pty LtdRoom: P7

Chair: Simone Maienfisch, Director - Future Cities, SAP SE (Heidelberg)

1. Ian Ryan, Global Lead, SAP Institute of Digital Government (Sydney)

2. Laurie Buys, Theme Leader, Infrastructure for Sustainable Communities, Institute for Future Environment, Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane)

3. Cat Matson, Chief Digital Officer and General Manager of Innovation, Brisbane Marketing (Brisbane)

10.2 Global and city strategies for liveabilityGadensRoom: P8

Chair: Greg Meek, Business Development Director, Gadens (Brisbane)

1. Stafford Hopewell, Partner, Gadens (Brisbane)

2. Robyn Smith, CEO, Global Games Sporting Company (Brisbane)

3. David Farmer, CEO, Ipswich City Council (Ipswich)

4. Owen Craven, Principal and Senior Curator, Urban Art Projects (Brisbane)

10.3 Enhancing city liveability through place making and community buildingRoom: P9

1. Omar Barrigan, Design Manager, Brisbane City Council (Brisbane)

2. Simon White, Design Manager, Aria (Brisbane)

3. Bronwen Clark, Executive Officer, National Growth Areas Alliance (Melbourne)


Chair: Caitlin Byrne, Director, Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

Paul Burton, Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

1. Brydie-Leigh Barleet, Director - Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre and Deputy Director (Research) Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Ali Lakhani, Research Fellow, Hopkins Centre, Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith University (Brisbane)

Mayors’ Forum and Working Lunch (By invitation)

Ithaca Auditorium, Brisbane City Hall, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City

10.15am-1.15pm

12 noon 11.1 Longevity: The wave of opportunity for citiesSAP Australia Pty LtdRoom: P7

Chair: Michael Rosemann, Professor for Innovation Systems, School of Management, Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane)

1. Laurie Buys, Theme Leader, Infrastructure for Sustainable Communities, Institute for Future Environment, Queensland University of Technology (Brisbane)

2. Colette Torrance, Principal Adviser Strategic Partnerships, Redland City Council (Redland)

3. Simone Maienfisch, Director - Future Cities, SAP SE (Heidelberg)

4. Pam Ford, General Manager - Economic Development, Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development (Auckland)

11.2 Urban quality and community engagementRoom: P8

1. Pradeep Philip, Deloitte Access Economics Lead, Deloitte Australia (Brisbane)

2. Sofie Pringle, Project Lead - Urban Design, Peddle Thorp Architects (Brisbane)

3. Dyan Currie, Chief Planner, Brisbane City Council (Brisbane)

11.3 Liveable cities from the ground up: Case studies from leading development projects Smart Cities Council Australiaand New ZealandRoom: P9

Chair: Adam Beck, Executive Director, Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand (Brisbane)

1. Aileen Anunciacion Zosa, Chief Operating Offier & Executive Vice President, Base Conversion Development Authority (New Clark)

2. Christopher Burman, Director of Digital Urban Strategy, Strelka KB (Moscow)

1pm Lunch in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom





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1.45pm SUSTAINABILITY OF CITIES Driving resilient and healthy cities Major Partner: St Baker Energy Innovation Fund Room: Plaza Auditorium

PLENARY Making cities sustainable is one of the great challenges of our time. An exceptional international array of speakers address the issues in a must-attend program for anyone with an interest in city sustainability.

Chair: Paul Allen, Australia Correspondent, Bloomberg (Sydney)

12.1 Arlian Ecker, Plastic Free Boy (Byron Bay)12.2 David Finn, Managing Director, CEO & Founder, Tritium (Brisbane) Chris Mills, Chief Executive Officer, Evie Networks (Brisbane)12.3 Johanna Nalau, Director, ARC Discovery Early Career Research Fellow (2019-2021), Adaptation

Science Research Theme Leader, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)12.4 Stewart Moore, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, EarthCheck (Brisbane)

2.45pm 13.1 Sustainable destinations – lessons learned from across the world EarthCheckRoom: P7

Chair: Stewart Moore, CEO & Founder, EarthCheck (Brisbane)

1. Melinda Watt, Vice President Relationship Management, EarthCheck (Brisbane)

2. Nigel Russell, General Manager - Consulting, EarthCheck (Brisbane)

3. Linda Buchanan, Mayor, City of North Vancouver & Vice-Chair of the Metro Vancouver Board of Directors (Vancouver)

13.2 Circular economy and city sustainability Room: P8

Chair: Chris McCluskey, General Manager, Development Services, ISPT Pty Ltd (Brisbane)

1. Cheng-Ta Hsieh, Deputy Mayor, New Taipei City (New Taipei)

2. Ashleigh Morris, CEO, Coreo (Brisbane) 3. Kaitlin Shilling, Associate Principal, International

Development Services, Arup (Sydney)4. Yasmin Grigaliuamas, CEO and Co-Founder,

World’s Biggest Garage Sale (Brisbane)

13.3 Sustainability of cities St Baker Energy Innovation FundRoom: P9

Chair: Paul Fox, Head of Corporate Development, Evie Networks (Sydney)1. David Finn, Managing Director,

CEO & Founder, Tritium (Brisbane)2. Marcus Foth, Professor

of Urban Informatics, QUT Design Lab (Brisbane)

3. Te-Chuan Li, Deputy Secretary-General, Taipei City Government (Taipei)


Chair: Caitlin Byrne, Director, Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

Paul Burton, Director, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)1. Tony Matthews, Senior Lecturer in

Urban & Environmental Planning, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Johanna Nalau, Director, ARC Discovery Early Career Research Fellow (2019-2021), Adaptation Science Research Theme Leader, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University (Brisbane)

13.5 Major ProjectAnnouncement BriefingRoom: P6

Chair: Adam Allan, Chair, Finance and Administration Committee, Brisbane City Council (Brisbane)

1. Krista Adams, Deputy Mayor, City of Brisbane (Brisbane)

2. John Knaggs, CEO, SunCentral Maroochydore Pty Ltd (Sunshine Coast)

3. Stephen Bali, Mayor, Blacktown City Council (Blacktown)

3.45pm Afternoon tea in APCS Market Square BCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom



4.30pm 14.1 Resilience, sustainability and city climate action in the urban centuryRoom: P7

1. Phil Goff, Mayor, Auckland Council (Auckland)2. Steve Gawler, Regional Director, ICLEI

and Local Governments for Sustainability Oceania, ICLEI Oceania (Melbourne)

3. James Bulinski, CEO, CitySmart (Brisbane)4. Brendan Moon, CEO, Queensland

Reconstruction Authority (Brisbane)5. Bernie Cotter, Regional Manager - Oceania,

Global Covenant of Mayors (Melbourne)

14.2 Sensing sustainability: Property technology and the new built environmentSmart Cities Council Australia and New ZealandRoom: P8

Chair: Adam Beck, Executive Director, Smart Cities Council Australia and New Zealand (Brisbane)

1. Tim Simpson, Senior Adviser, Autralian Trade and Investment Commission (Brisbane)

2. Leon Hayes, CEO & Founder, Smartsensor Technologies (Brisbane)

3. Melissa Wiscicki, Digital Practice Leader, Aurecon (Brisbane)

14.3 Sustainability of cities Griffith University Room: P9

Chair: Susan Harris-Rimmer, Associate Professor, Griffith Law School, Griffith University (Brisbane)

1. Anne Roiko, Associate Professor & Discipline Lead in Environmental Health, Griffith University (Brisbane)

2. Rob Hales, Director, Griffith Centre for Sustainable Enterprise & Program Director, Master of Global Development, Griffith University (Brisbane)

3. Tristan Schultz, Lecturer of Design, Queensland College of Art, Griffith University (Brisbane)

4. Bruce Linghu, Deputy Mayor, Taichung City Government (Taichung)

5.30pm

7.30-10.30pm 2019APCS GALA DINNER BCEC: Great Halls 3 & 4, BCEC, Corner Merivale Street & Glenelg Street, South Brisbane


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7.30am ONSITE REGSITRATION OPEN (7.30AM-2.30PM)

8am APCS MARKET SQUARE OPEN (8AM-2.30PM)BCEC: Plaza Ballroom

MEET@APCS PRE-SCHEDULED BUSINESS MEETINGS (10.30-11.30AM / 1-2.30PM)BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion, Plaza Ballroom

9am IN CONVERSATION - AUSTRALIA’S CAPITAL CITY LORD MAYORS: THE FUTURE OF CITIES

Chair – Toby Travanner 1. Andrew Barr, Chief Minister, ACT Government 2. Sandy Verschoor, Lord Mayor, City of Adelaide 3. Adrian Schrinner, Lord Mayor, City of Brisbane 4. Kon Vatskalis, Lord Mayor, City of Darwin5. Anna Reynolds, Lord Mayor, City of Hobart6. Sally Capp, Lord Mayor, City of Melbourne

BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion, Plaza Auditorium

9.45am KEYNOTE SPEAKER Peggy Liu, Chairperson of Joint US China Collaboration on Clean Energy (Shanghai)


10.30am 2019APCS GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY YOUNG PROFESSIONALS’ PRESENTATION BCEC: Plaza Auditorium

11am Morning tea in APCS Market Square Meet@APCS - Pre-scheduled business meetings BCEC: Brisbane Region Pavilion

Networking in APCS Market SquareBCEC: Plaza Foyer & Plaza Ballroom

11.30am SIGNING OF THE 2019APCS MAYORS’ ACCORDAWARDING OF 2021APCS HOST CITYCLOSING CEREMONY


1-2.30pm 2019APCS NETWORKING CLOSING LUNCH BCEC: Plaza Foyer



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1 Brisbane City Hall, King George Square, 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City

2 Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC), Corner Merivale Street and Glenelg Street,

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3 Howard Smith Wharves, 5 Boundary Street, Brisbane City

4 Novotel Brisbane South Bank*, 38 Cordelia Street, South Brisbane

5 Hilton Brisbane*, 190 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane City

6 Oaks Casino Towers*, 151 George Street, Brisbane City

7 Rydges South Bank*, 9 Glenelg Street, South Brisbane

8 W Hotel*, 81 North Quay, Brisbane City

9 Cultural Forecourt, South Bank Parklands (starting point for Lord Mayor’s Urban Walk)

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2019APCS REGISTRATION AND DELEGATE SERVICES DESK

On Sunday 7 July, the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk will be open at Howard Smith Wharves prior to the Opening Ceremony and Official Welcome Reception.

From Monday 8 July, the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk will be open at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC).

Sunday 7 July 1.30-4pm at BCEC 4-8.30pm at Howard Smith Wharves

Monday 8 July 7.30am-5.30pm at BCEC

Tuesday 9 July 7.30am-5.30pm at BCEC

Wednesday 10 July 7.30am-2.30pm at BCEC

General information

SPEAKERS’ LOUNGE AND SUPPORT CENTRE Access to the Speakers’ Lounge and Support Centre is limited to speakers programmed to present at the 2019APCS. It is located on the Concord Level at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre and can be accessed by taking the elevator located near the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk, down one floor.

Alternatively, please ask for directions at the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk.

Speakers, please note the following points:

• The Speakers’ Lounge and Support Centre will be open the same hours as the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk.

• All speakers are requested to check in at the centre at least four hours prior to their presentation.

• Speakers must load their presentations in this Support Centre at least four hours before their allocated time, and a technician will be available to assist.

• It will not be possible for speakers to load presentations or use their own laptops/devices in session rooms as all presentations will be networked from the Support Centre to the presentation room.

LANGUAGE SERVICES The official language of the 2019APCS is English and all presentations will be delivered in English.

Simultaneous interpretation will be available in Mandarin, Korean and Bahasa Indonesian at all keynote and plenary sessions, and the Opening Ceremony.

Interpretation will be provided for concurrent sessions in Room P6 on Monday 8 July. Please visit the Language Services Desk at the 2019APCS display (Plaza Auditorium Foyer) to collect headsets to receive interpretation.

FREE WIRELESS INTERNET FOR DELEGATES Casual wireless internet is available at no cost to all visitors of the centre and is designed for web browsing and checking web-based email. It is not designed for accessing virtual private networks (VPNs) or downloading large files. The speed is limited.

The network name is ‘BCECLINK’ (a password is not required). Designated internet connections can be arranged with exhibitor services via the online exhibitor portal.

MOBILE PHONES As a courtesy to fellow delegates and speakers, please ensure that your mobile phone and devices are set to silent during the 2019APCS sessions.

LUGGAGE STORAGE Cloakroom and baggage storage facilities are available at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre information desks located in the Grey Street and Merivale Street foyers.

MEDIA ENQUIRIES AND FACILITIES Media accreditation must be requested via the official 2019APCS website at apcsummit.org/register

Accredited media delegates may use the media room, located on the Arbour Level, Room A2.

Please direct any media enquiries to Emily Samuels, Rowland, at [email protected] or on 0410 303 363.

DELEGATE NAME BADGES Registered delegates will be issued with their name badge accreditation at the 2019APCS Registration and Delegate Services Desk. For security and access reasons, all delegates must wear name badges at all times to enter the 2019APCS sessions and events.

Security staff may prevent your entry if you are not wearing the 2019APCS accreditation. Name badges are also coded to permit entry to the sessions and events included in your registration.

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INFORMATION CENTRE – BRISBANE ATTRACTIONSFor tour information and bookings, entertainment information, brochures, maps, or general visitor advice, please visit the Brisbane Visitor Information Centre in the APCS Market Square. Information is also available through the ‘Visiting Brisbane’ page on the APCS website and in the ‘Destination’ icon on the 2019APCS App.

SOCIAL MEDIA Delegates are encouraged to use the following hash tags for social media.

#2019APCS #bnebusiness

SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS Any special dietary requirements indicated in your registration have been forwarded to the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre and other relevant social function venues. Please make your requirements known to waiting staff at each function.

INTENTION TO PHOTOGRAPH All delegates and participants at the 2019APCS are advised that they may be photographed or filmed during the Summit and that resulting photographs and video footage may be used for promotional purposes during or after the Summit.

TOURIST REFUND SCHEME International travellers can claim back the goods and services tax (GST) and wine equalisation tax (WET) they have paid on goods bought in Australia that they are taking with them when they leave the country. The tax can be claimed back at international airports and seaports under the Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS), subject to conditions. For more information, visit www.abf.gov.au/entering-and-leaving-australia/tourist-refund-scheme

MEDICAL FACILITIES The nearest emergency department is at the Mater Hospital, located two kilometres from the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Nearest public hospital

Mater Hospital Brisbane, Raymond Terrace, South Brisbane Enquiries: 3163 8111 Health advice: 13 43 25 84

Nearest private hospital

Mater Private Hospital, 301 Vulture Street, South Brisbane Enquiries: 3163 8111

For all emergency services, dial 000.

PRAYER ROOMA prayer room is located adjacent to the APCS Market Square entrance.

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

Corner Merivale and Glenelg streets South Brisbane QLD 4101, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3308 3000 www.bcec.com.au

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Locations Brisbane City Hall Bus zone, Ann Street entrance to Brisbane City Hall

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC)

Bus zone, Glenelg Street outside BCEC

Howard Smith Wharves Bus zone, in front of The Fantauzzo hotel, 5 Boundary Street

Designated hotel stops

W Hotel* Bus zone, North Quay and Adelaide Street

Oaks Casino Towers* 18 Charlotte Street, next to The Pancake Manor

Hilton Brisbane* Bus Stop 84, located Elizabeth Street, approaching Edward Street

Rydges South Bank* Novotel Brisbane South Bank*

Bus zone, Glenelg Street, outside BCEC

National Export and Innovation Conference

July 9 - 10, 2019 Brisbane Convention and Exhibition CentreCo-Located with the APCS Conference on 9th-10th of July at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, The Ag in the Asian Century Conference will again host national and international speakers, focused on export and innovation opportunities in the Australian agriculture and agribusiness sector to capture Asian Century prospects. The event is set to highlight emerging and opportunities in the Asian Century.

Sunday 7 July Depart Arrive

Opening Ceremony: Brisbane City Hall to Howard Smith Wharves

4.40pm 5pm

Opening Ceremony: Hotels* and BCEC to Howard Smith Wharves

4.40pm 5.10pm

Howard Smith Wharves to hotels* and BCEC 8.40pm 9.10pm

Monday 8 July Depart Arrive

Hotels* to BCEC7.40am 8.10am

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BCEC to W Hotel, Oaks Casino Towers and Hilton Brisbane

10am 10.30am

Every 30 minutes from 10am until 5.40pm

5.40pm 6.10pm

Mayors’ and Young Professionals’ Dinner: Hilton Brisbane, Oaks Casino Towers and BCEC to Brisbane City Hall

6.15pm 6.45pm

Mayors’ and Young Professionals’ Dinner: Brisbane City Hall to BCEC, Hilton Brisbane and Oaks Casino Towers

9.40pm 10.10pm

Tuesday 9 July Depart Arrive

Hilton Brisbane and Oaks Casino Towers to South Bank Parklands

5.50am 6.15am

City Botanic Gardens (after urban walk) to hotels* and BCEC

7.45am 8.15am

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10am 10.30am

Every 30 minutes from 10am until 5.40pm

5.40pm 6.10pm

Gala Dinner: W Hotel, Oaks Casino Towers and Hilton Brisbane to BCEC

7pm 7.30pm

Gala Dinner: BCEC to W Hotel, Oaks Casino Towers and Hilton Brisbane

10.40pm 11.10pm

Wednesday 10 July Depart Arrive


7.50am 8.20am

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1.30pm 2.15pm

2pm 2.45pm

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT Getting around Brisbane using public transport is easy. Visit the TransLink website to find timetables, maps and destinations, plus everything you need to know about catching a bus, train and ferry. There is also information about late night services, safety and security.

www.translink.com.au

CITYCYCLE CityCycle is a public bike hire scheme in Brisbane. CityCycle operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Bikes can be returned to any station 24 hours a day.

For more information on the scheme, visit www.citycycle.com.au

TAXI Taxis from Brisbane’s airports to the city centre take approximately 30 minutes and cost approximately AU$60. Taxis are available for all other transfers while in Brisbane. For bookings, phone:

13cabs: 13 19 24 Black & White Cabs: 133 222

UBERUber is offering $5 off rides for registered guests to and from the conference venue. See page 15 for details.

Travel information and transfers

Hilton Brisbane 190 Elizabeth Street Brisbane QLD 4000

Phone: +61 7 3234 2000

Novotel Brisbane South Bank 38 Cordelia Street South Brisbane QLD 4101

Phone: +61 7 3295 4100

Oaks Casino Towers 151 George Street Brisbane QLD 4000

Phone: +61 7 3017 4900

Rydges South Bank 9 Glenelg Street South Brisbane QLD 4101

Phone: +61 7 3364 0800

W Hotel 81 North Quay Brisbane QLD 4000

Phone: +61 7 3556 8888

OFFICIAL HOTELS

Austral Volkswagen79 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead DL1604384

Tel. (07) 3034 6300australvolkswagen.com.au

Your Volkswagen Partner

Austral Volkswagen

Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum

Proudly supporting

At Austral Volkswagen we are proud to bring you a wide selection of Volkswagen vehicles in Brisbane. Whether you’re after something fun or convenient we can help you out. Come in and see us today.

Austral Volkswagen79 Breakfast Creek Road, Newstead DL1604384

Tel. (07) 3034 6300australvolkswagen.com.au

Your Volkswagen Partner

Austral Volkswagen

Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum

Proudly supporting

At Austral Volkswagen we are proud to bring you a wide selection of Volkswagen vehicles in Brisbane. Whether you’re after something fun or convenient we can help you out. Come in and see us today.

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