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Join Chair of the Productivity Commission, Danielle Wood as she shares her focus on the recommendations and reform directives of the Advancing Prosperity  - FiveYear Productivity Inquiry, the headwinds and challenges ahead, and what must be done to advance Australia’s productivity growth.

Hosted and moderated by Debby Blakey, Chief Executive Officer HESTA, and Kelly Power, Chief Executive Superannuation Officer Colonial First State on 13^th February 2025, we invite you to join this thought-provoking innovation program connecting Australian superannuation and wealth management leaders with globally renown Israeli innovation leaders.

More than a VC, TAU Ventures - Tel Aviv University’s VC - cultivates a first-of-its-kind ecosystem empowering the next generation of Israeli tech companies.

Join serial entrepreneur and investor, Nimrod Cohen for this boardroom briefing to understand how TAU Ventures cultivates its unique innovation ecosystem, maximising  industry and international networks to identify startups and transform incubating ideas into global businesses; and the current outlook for VC’s internationally.

With Private Credit markets forecast to continue their significant growth internationally, don’t miss this opportunity to hear the latest trends for private credit markets in Australia, where the investment opportunities lie and yield expectations for the year ahead.

Members and guests of the AICC are invited to this major lunch in Brisbane to hear from one of Australia’s most important business leaders, Shayne Elliott, Chief Executive of ANZ as he shares ANZ’s outlook for the year ahead.

The AICC is pleased to launch the 2025 Chairman’s Circle with Diane Smith-Gander AO. With an accomplished career over 40 years in the making, Diane will be sharing her insights into the common decision-making factors impacting a breadth of industries such as financial payment systems, health, mining and integrated technology systems,  and the key questions that leaders will need to navigate with their teams in the year ahead.

With news headlines warning of a sluggish productivity, ongoing uncertainty for inflation and the value of the Australian dollar, declining commodity demand from China coupled with increased trade tariff uncertainty, how can Australian business leaders plan for the year ahead?