ULI Brisbane: Understanding Existing and Emerging Opportunities with EDQ

When

2023-08-24
2023-08-24T16:00:00 - 2023-08-24T19:00:00
Australia/Brisbane

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    Where

    Ellivo Architects Level 2, 293 Queen Street Brisbane, QLD 4000 AUSTRALIA
    Registration closed on 23 August. Please contact [email protected] for enquiries or assistance.
    Debbie McNamara will be joining an esteemed panel to shed light on the key priorities and activities of EDQ (Economic Development Queensland) with a focus on priority precincts like the Gabba and North Shore Hamilton, leading up to the much-anticipated 2032 Olympic Games.

    In Conjunction with the Queensland Government’s exciting announcement regarding the latest land release at Hamilton Northshore, major projects such as the Gabba redevelopment, Cross River Rail and the Olympic Games Village present significant opportunities for each precinct.

    The role of EDQ and its associated PDA's (Priority Development Areas) serve as a crucial framework to unleash the potential of amenities and development opportunities in these precincts. We are eagerly anticipating insights from Debbie McNamara and Michael Hurley, who will collectively illuminate the vital role of EDQ in delivering on the enduring Brisbane 2032 Legacy.

    Speakers

    Speaker

    Debbie McNamara

    General Manager, Economic Development Queensland

    Debbie McNamara, General Manager of Economic Development Queensland is a specialist executive leader across the public and private sector within an infrastructure environment including development of large-scale retail, commercial, education and health facilities. An Adjunct Professor, Debbie recently led the development and opening of the Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) for Metro North Hospital and Health Service, from inception to being an operational, specialist public health facility. Having held Chief Executive and non-Executive Director roles in public private organisations in Glasgow, Debbie brings international experience in building lasting partnerships with statutory authorities, tenants, investors and key business and community organisations.

    Panelist

    Chris Brown

    Cross River Rail Precincts Director, QIC

    With extensive experience delivering major urban regeneration projects across Australia, Singapore and Malaysia, Chris is an expert in masterplanning, development management, project management and construction, and prides himself on unlocking economic benefit and delivering with impact. Chris is passionate about creating places which transform how people live, work and play, and providing legacy outcomes that enhance communities both now and for future generations. With over 20 years’ experience leading large-scale urban renewal projects, Chris prides himself in delivering superior stakeholder outcomes and strong financial returns.

    Panelist

    Michael Hurley

    Development Director, Aria Property Group

    Michael leads Aria’s high rise developments division, focused on delivering projects across inner city areas. Having been with Aria since its inception in 2003, Michael previously managed Aria’s international development activities and headed Aria’s Colorado branch. As a committee member of the Urban Development Institute of Australia and Housing Institute of Australia, he has a vested interest in creating change in the industry for a more sustainable future. His current focus is on working with world-leading architects to create buildings that innovate, enrich and exceed the expectations of not only clients and residents, but also the wider community.