The program
Day two
TUESDAY 19 NOVEMBER 2024
7.45am - 8.20am
Registration and Light Breakfast
QT Canberra
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8.30am - 8.40am
Opening Address
SPEAKER: Haleh Homaei, Chair, PowerHousing Australia
8.40am - 8.55am
CoreLogic Housing Market Update
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CoreLogic offers unmatched insights in property data as they present the important stats and facts for the Australian market from the year that was and the year ahead, considering trends that impact our business models and our sector.
SPEAKER: Eliza Owen, Principal, Research, CoreLogic
8.55am – 9.05am
Housing Australia Update
Hear from the new Housing Australia CEO on the achievements of the past year, the current status and the future vision for Housing Australia.
SPEAKER: Scott Langford, CEO, Housing Australia
9.05am – 10.05am
Beyond the Crisis: Charting a Path to a Sustainable Housing Future
At the heart of a thriving, equitable society lies a fundamental truth: everyone deserves a safe and affordable home. Yet, with skyrocketing house prices and soaring rents, Australia’s housing system is leaving many behind and deepening inequality across our society.
Community Housing Providers are poised to play a key role in reversing this trend. We're calling for 1 in 10 homes to be social and affordable by 2045 to create an equitable and accessible housing market for everyone. Our esteemed panel will discuss the merits of this goal, and the implications for CHPs as well as broader housing policy in Australia. What is the road map to achieve the 1:10 ratio and what would our society look like economically and socially if we reach this goal?
FACILITATOR:
Tina Perinotto, Managing Editor & Publisher, The Fifth Estate
SPEAKERS:
Brendan Coates, Program Director, Housing and Economic
Security, Grattan Institute
Doug Cameron, Commissioner, People’s Commission into
the Housing Crisis
Nicola Lemon, National Social and Affordable Housing
Lead, KPMG
Simone Parsons, Chief Operating Officer, Bridge Housing
10.10am - 10.40am
Morning tea – Networking and Trade Show
11.00am - 12.50pm
10.50am – 11.40am
Breakout Session 1
Breakout 1.1 – Opening Investment Opportunities – Finance & Investment: Industry Led Innovations and Initiatives.
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Breakout 1.2 – Innovation and Resilient Development – Building Innovation, Traditional vs Modern Methods of Construction
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Breakout 1.3 – Customer and Organisational Capabilities – Community Development & Tenant Empowerment
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11.50pm – 12.40pm
Breakout Session 2
Breakout 2.1 – Opening Investment Opportunities – Activating Government Partnerships
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Breakout 2.2 – Innovation and Resilient Development – ESG in CHP Housing Development
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Breakout 2.3 – Customer and Organisational Capabilities – Increased Organisational Capacity
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12.45pm – 1.45pm
Networking lunch and Trade Show
1.35pm - 2.50pm
1.55pm – 2.45pm
Breakout Session 3
Breakout 3.1 – Opening Investment Opportunities – Structures to Facilitate Development
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Breakout 3.2 – Innovation and Resilient Development – Creative Urban Renewal
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Breakout 3.3 – Customer and Organisational Capabilities – Attracting and Retaining Talent
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2.50pm – 3.15pm
Afternoon tea, networking and trade show
3.15pm – 4.00pm
HAFF - The Good, the Bad and the Future of the Fund
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Funding contributions to more than 13,700 homes with the overwhelming majority of projects CHP led and a future round to come in the first quarter next year make HAFF the most significant funding initiative for our sector in over decade. This session will explore what worked well, what are the challenges and what the future of the fund could look like to maximise sector growth from a variety of perspectives.
FACILITATOR:
Haleh Homaei, Chair, PowerHousing Australia
PANEL:
Caryn Kakas, Head of Housing Strategy, ANZ
Shane Ogilvie, CEO, Bethanie Housing
Brad Braithwaite, CEO, Hume Community Housing
Gidon Edinburg, Executive Director, Plenary Group
6.30pm - 11.00pm
PowerHousing Academy Scholarships and National Awards
National Arboretum
The 2024 PowerHousing Academy Scholarships and National Awards are designed to showcase the individuals and teams in our membership who have gone above and beyond to support their colleagues and tenants. PowerHousing will be celebrating the staff in our organisations who have brought people together, supported each other and have done whatever they can to enhance the lives of their colleagues, tenants and the organisation – no matter how big or small.
These awards provide an opportunity for members to showcase their staff and their achievements. The awards acknowledge our sector and the community at large, as well as highlighting the difference that PowerHousing members make to the lives of tenants, local communities and our nation.
Dress code: Corporate/Cocktail
Awards Principal Partner
11.00pm - 12.00am
Networking Drinks
QT Capitol Bar & Grill
Opportunity for delegates to have a last sidebar catch-up to touch base on the discussions over the previous two days..