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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch - Sustainability in Business: Compliance or Competitive Advantage?
DESCRIPTION:With keynote speakers: \nDr Tony McCall\nProject Director\, Future Scanning\, Economic Evaluation and Policy\nOffice of the Coordinator-General \nCameron McLennan\nTasmanian Sustainability Strategy Project Manager\nDepartment of Premier and Cabinet. \nSustainability\, ESG\, Circular Economy\, Net Zero\, Carbon Neutral\, Climate Positive\, Nature Positive? Join Tony and Cameron for a discussion that will break through the jargon and explain how the Tasmanian Government is approaching a sustainability strategy for the state. The role of business in the transition to a low carbon and circular economy will be explored\, as well as emerging opportunities for purpose-driven and innovative organisations. Find out what it means to be Tasmanian Positive. \n 
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-sustainability-in-business-compliance-or-competitive-advantage/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Owen Tilbury
DESCRIPTION:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch\nwith Owen Tilbury  \nspeaking on the topic \nCommunity-led placed-based initiatives creating positive change. \nJoin Owen Tilbury\, Chamber Hall of Fame inductee\, founder of the Great Regional City Challenge and Tasmanian Breath of Fresh Air (BOFA) Festival who will share his journey of entrepreneurship\, innovation\, and community building in Tasmania\, including founding a film festival and creating initiatives to support grassroots projects and make Launceston a great regional city. \n  \n\n \nProudly presented by the Launceston Chamber of Commerce and our event partners:
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-with-owen-tilbury/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
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ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Three Mayors
DESCRIPTION:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Three Mayors\n\nMayor Danny Gibson – City of Launceston\nMayor Christina Holmdahl – West Tamar Council\nMayor Greg Kieser – George Town Council\n\nThis will be a unique opportunity to hear directly from three of our local Mayors\, as they share their views on the region and everything local government. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-with-three-mayors/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our February 2023 Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Premier Jeremy Rockliff.  \nTasmania – The Way Forward\nJeremy is a proud North West Tasmanian who grew up on the family farm at Sassafras. \nHe received a Diploma in Farm Management from New Zealand’s Lincoln University. \nJeremy has a strong empathy with community organisations\, including Lifeline North West and Natural Resource Management. \nIn 2002 he became an MP for Braddon and in 2014\, was appointed Deputy Premier in the Liberal Government. \nHe became the Premier of Tasmania in April 2022.\nJeremy is married to Sandra and they have three daughters. \n 
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-3/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Dr Tony McCall
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to a special lunch with Dr Tony McCall to examine the Circular Economy investment opportunities in Tasmania. \nTasmania’s circular economy futures are bound by the constraints that it faces as a small\, sub-national peripheral economy – but opportunities are already emerging. \nTony will share learnings from countries that are adopting Circular Economy Strategies\, such as Finland\, the Netherlands\, Denmark and Germany and discuss possible policy options for Tasmania’s future. \nDr Tony McCall has long engaged with Tasmania’s regional development challenges and opportunities. He has been an academic researcher\, media commentator\, and adviser to the State government (2014-18) and is currently Project Director\, Future Scanning\, Economic Evaluation and Policy\, Office of the Coordinator-General\, Tasmania. \nLunch includes a two-course meal and a glass of wine. \n 
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-with-dr-tony-mccall/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Prof. Dominic Geraghty
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our next \nTamar Valley Leaders Lunch with\nProf. Dominic (Dom) Geraghty\nPro Vice-Chancellor (Launceston)- University of Tasmania\nSustainable Regional Campuses for the North \nProfessor Dom Geraghty is the University’s Pro Vice-Chancellor (Launceston)\, driving delivery of the Northern Transformation’s vision and strategic objectives for our city and region. \nOriginally from Ireland\, where he obtained a BSc (Honours) from the National University of Ireland\, he completed a PhD at Deakin University in 1988.  Dom moved to the University of Tasmania in 1991\, and has become deeply connected with the University and the Launceston region\, researching and teaching here for three decades. The first in his family to attend university\, Dom is passionate about growing the University’s presence and profile\, improving access and increasing educational attainment. \nDom has held a number of senior academic roles at the University\, including Acting Head of the Schools of Human Life Sciences (2012)\, Health Sciences (2016) and Creative Arts and Media (2018-19)\, Deputy Dean of Graduate Research (2012-17) and Chair of the Academic Senate (2017-18). \nAs a pharmacologist and enthusiastic science communicator\, Dom has presented public lectures on health/drugs of abuse awareness and a frequent ‘guest scientist’ on radio. He has co-authored over 250 research papers\, reviews\, book chapters and conference presentations. \nThe $300 million University of Tasmania Northern Transformation Program will see the majority of academic schools and administrative units move from the Newnham Campus to the Inveresk Precinct by semester 1\, 2024.  Over the same timeframe\, the footprint of the Australian Maritime College will increase to encompass the federally funded Defence and Maritime Innovations and Design Precinct and the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania (formerly DPIPWE) will relocate to new and existing buildings at Newnham as the Tasmanian Agricultural Precinct.  Dom’s talk will cover the many initiatives that will ensure the economic\, social and environmental sustainability of both the Newnham and Inveresk sites into the future. \nPlease Note: This is a covid-safe event. Please read all terms and conditions before purchasing your ticket. Face masks must be worn at all times within the venue unless consuming food/beverages.
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-with-prof-dominic-geraghty/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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SUMMARY:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch with Prof. Irene Penesis
DESCRIPTION:From a love of mathematics to leading the way in ocean renewable energy solutions\nProfessor Irene Penesis is the Research Director for the Blue Economy CRC-Co Ltd. Irene’s passion for a transition to renewable energy\, environmental sustainability and decarbonisation of marine and maritime industries led her to developing the successful application to the Commonwealth’s CRC program. Since taking up the role of Research Director in July 2019\, Irene has established five multi-disciplinary research programs\, a brilliant research leadership team\, and collaboratively with their 40 industry\, research and government partners commissioned over $20 million in research projects in areas such as offshore engineering and naval architecture (e.g. hydrogen vessels\, multi-use offshore structures)\, autonomous vehicles\, marine renewable energy technologies\, microgrids\, hydrogen production and storage\, environmental site characterisation\, selection and monitoring\, supply chains\, and regulation and policy. Irene is on the Steering Committee’s of the Tasmanian Government’s Renewable Energy Action Plan and the Western Australian Wave Energy Research Centre. Irene is on secondment from the University of Tasmania where she led several industry and Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) funded wave and tidal energy projects\, led a multi-disciplinary research team working in the field of marine renewable energy and contributed to educating maritime engineering students\, at the Australian Maritime College – National Centre for Maritime Engineering and Hydrodynamics.
URL:https://lcc.asn.au/event/tamar-valley-leaders-lunch-with-prof-irene-penesis/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Launceston\, 29 Cameron Street\, LAUNCESTON\, TAS\, 7250
CATEGORIES:Tamar Valley Leaders Lunch
ORGANIZER;CN="Launceston Chamber of Commerce":MAILTO:info@lcc.asn.au
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