Name: NDY国際女性デー朝食会2020 (NDY International Women's Day breakfast 2020)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:02:56.000Z
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Welcome to our annual International Women's Day event at Norman, Disney and Young.

My name is Joseph on on one of the directors here in the Melbourne office.

We traditionally do a welcome to country arrangement, as you might see quite commonly.

And today I would like to do something a little bit different than you might ordinarily safe the JJ along North show.

So you're asking yourself just why are you talking to me about JJ along North Shore?

Well, it's about 60 kilometers from where we are today.

And if you consider translating time into distance when you look at our indigenous nation that spends something like 60,000 years, 60,000 years in this nation, um, the time in this place has to be is very important.

And if you consider where we are for its festival hall, we didn't even Mike back straight in our time in this place.

So I think a little bit of a different white or flames on certainly custodians of this land.

So move on International Women's Day that celebrates the treatments of women, So that's fantastic.

It's a range of achievements social, economic, professional, cultural.

It's an action in celebrating gender equality.

I'll reflect on my own circumstance of what?

Three beautiful girls and my hopes and aspirations for my three bills.

And if I think about my hopes and then what I see today that I'm actually a line.

There is a difference between what I hope for my three girls and what I see.

You know, society, particularly in the workplace, so that inspires May to do more.

I hope that residents with some of you, Endy Y, has done a lot of good stuff, certainly in racing use around pushing the gender equality matter forward.

Yes, we come from a very mild dominated industry.

We participated in a bunch of industry forms.

We've also implemented a bunch of policies and initiatives that really supporting our progress and that includes, from flexible working arrangements.

Mito agenda, Paige up, review it and they want where we drink genuinely looking whether we have pie gap issues and we fix it.

We also have a fairly well established diversity and inclusion program, so that's demonstrating progress around among a range of fronts, you know, Dana Agenda.

But I'd also acknowledge that at times we do file, and it's important that as an organization and his individuals we can recognize when we do file, acknowledge it on trying to deal with it and try again.

So that's an ongoing journey for ever seen laws on that note.

It's important tonight that the workplace Gender Equality Agency has recognized in the wine what's only about 120 organizations across Australia?

Eso We've certainly hit that mark for the second year in a row as I employer of choice for gender equality.

So I think we should be as Indy why, proud of that achievement that we've been able to implement for the second year in a row, and we will continue to do that well, I think that we will only get better and for ass stuff that here you can actually look at submissions that support those applications.

So it's important that we continue on that journey and demonstrate that that's quite an achievement that we should be proud of.

We have an impressive panel here today to talk a bunch of interesting top ese.

So you're not gonna hear a whole lot more from me.

But I'm gonna welcome Sarah to the stage Markham's to introduce and facilitate that panel.

For those of you who haven't met me before, my name is Sarah Dawson, and I'm the head of marking calms it, Indy.

I'm quite new in the role in this is a really great stop to martini here at N.

And I'm really excited today to introduce three really exceptional women to our panel.

You know, talk about International Women's Day and what it actually means to them.

Um, but before we begin, I'd like to invite you to our panellists to introduce themselves about their career.

Firstly, I'd like to introduce Carolyn Bonnie from his unity sentence.

Eso Caroline is actually the chief development officer.

She has more 20 years experience in construction, property development in real estate investment.

I'm proud of joining this Unity Center's Carolyn was broke on which she held a number of senior roles, including CEO, deputy CEO and head of development.

Currently is an advisory board member to the Victorian government's Office of Projects Victoria and also the organization Women's Property Initiatives.

She's also a non executive director of the big issue Heist Our Homes and the Water and Lies.

A whole Institute of Medical research, apparently is a former president of the Victorian Division of Property Council of Victoria as I place join me in welcoming Caroline.

Um, I might be gained by I think of slips and slides on the legend guy.

I begin by acknowledging the Tricia Linus of the land on which we make this morning in my respects to Elder is past and present.

Everybody, um, And if I can also acknowledge my delight Panelists Dr Rebecca Costs and Joanna I think the idea is that we get to know each other a little bit before we launch into what I'm sure is gonna be a great panel.

When I was thinking about that, apart from the formal CV reach.

Everyone wants to breed out at the beginning.

What else would I want you to know about May?

Well, my current role, a CZ there mentioned he's as chief development officer at the city centers.

I actually hate the title chief development officer.

I don't know why I can't just be the executive general manager development or something like that in a traditional way.

But we had a whole range of roles that changed about two years ago, where a range of my male peas into that with chief at the beginning of their title.

So they felt that I also needed to be a chief.

I would've been happy with the role of Total the white Walls, but it was a time from a good place anyway.

So this unity, the unity ease and I have six listed property company we own and manage about $26 billion worth off assets across the country.

The company is the merger between what waas, the Colonial first I rito fund trust for that gandal group on then the other part of the business and the assets come from federation centers in century.

The pedigree of both businesses is mostly retail.

But increasingly, we're very focused on a mixed use agenda, which is about looking at the potential about real estate and transforming those assets, which are largely a single or maybe even two story building, with three telling them in a sea of car parking, looking at that real estate and sighing what all the other things that we could do with that real estate in 2020 2030 2040 2050 on Fundamentally.

From my point of view, that means transforming what a traditional retail assets into right places.

Right places that people love that they want being and I want to connect with other people, involves a capital spending about $3 billion over the next three employees and introducing things like offices and hotels and residential service departments.

And you've seen it's do some of that stuff already.

A places like that blaming Bloom Waverly in the hotel in the office it Cheston and someone pride of assumes.

He spent 13 years at Grow Corn, and I know a lot of people in the room from my time there.

Various roles from in house counsel 32 Hit of development, deputy CEO and CEO Garcon is undoubtedly a very different uses today than it was vain butting any respect when I think about work on in my time there in the 50 years before that?

Um, it's undoubtedly nine full and best remembered for conceiving in delivering some of Melbourne industry's most memorable buildings, like Realtor in the M.

Uh, Governor Phillip Talon one glass straight and that building in Sydney and the parallels to Queensland.

So I might add that nd why was a consultant on almost all of those buildings having settle that, uh, up again my career as a property lawyer working for me to Ellison a studied law, in part because I was accepted into the degree.

As an impressionable teenager, there was a show of showing my age now a great show on TV called L.

A Law, which depicted the life of a lawyer has by interesting and glamorous and the meaning of fame in the show I was sexy as hell.

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