CAPA Canberra Aviation & Corporate Travel Summit
23 March 2018
08:00 | Registration and Coffee |
09:00 | Chairman's Welcome Mike Orchard Consulting, Director, Mike Orchard |
09:05 | Beyond the gateways: Australia’s international aviation policy at work Department of Infrastructure, Regional Development and Cities, Regional Development and Cities, Executive Director, Aviation and Airports, Brendan McRandle |
09:25 | Big Picture Keynote: CAPA Aviation Outlook CAPA - Centre for Aviation, Executive Chairman, Peter Harbison [Download Presentation] |
09:55 | How Canberra Airport is improving the Customer Experience
Canberra Airport, Managing Director, Stephen Byron [Download Presentation] |
10:15 | Delta's transformation story Delta Air Lines, General Manager Australia/New Zealand & Virgin Australia Joint Venture, Clare Wheatley [Download Presentation] |
10:35 | Coffee & Networking |
11:10 | WoAG - Driving cost efficiencies through a centralised travel programme
Department of Finance - Procurement Management Branch, Assistant Secretary, Anne Collins [Download Presentation] |
11:30 | The accommodation outlook for Canberra in 2018
STR, Regional Manager - Pacific, Matthew Burke [Download Presentation] |
11:50 | ATMC Executive of the Year 2017 Award The Association of Travel Management Companies (ATMC) annual award recognises rising stars of our industry. The ATMC Award winner will experience the incredible Association of Corporate Travel Executives (ACTE) Global Conference in New York in April. Association of Travel Management Companies, Chairman, Rob Dell [Download Presentation] |
12:00 | Lunch & Networking |
13:00 | CAPA’s Canberra aviation markets outlook for corporates CAPA - Centre for Aviation, Strategic Advisor, Virginia Fitzpatrick [Download Presentation] |
13:10 | Emerging global trends in travel procurement
GoldSpring Consulting, Regional Director APAC, Catherine Craig [Download Presentation] |
13:30 | Duty of care roundtable: traveller profiles and programs are changing
As international business becomes the new norm, companies are utilising a variety of employees to represent them overseas. This increase in representation pushes the boundaries of traditional white-collar, male managers as the sole travellers. With that in mind, today’s mobile workforce reflects the diversity that exists within our society. Growing numbers of travelling women, older workers, gay/lesbian or transgender, and individuals with disabilities means that companies need to adapt and update their travel safety policies. Adding to the complexity of individual traveller profile is use of newer accommodation and ride sharing providers like Uber and Airbnb. We also examine the lines that are blurred between business and leisure travel or “Bleisure” travel as it is now known. Join Security Manager, Sam Davies as he leads round table discussions to examine a number of scenarios and the duty of care measures companies need to consider in their traveller programs. International SOS, Security Manager, Sam Davies [Download Presentation] |
14:10 | How TMCs are evolving in today’s environment QBT Travel, Head of Customer Experience & Innovation, Sean Dean [Download Presentation] |
14:25 | Panel: Assessing the new payment solutions in market and their role in making the payment process invisible
Moderator: The Initiatives Group, Director - Consulting, David Ojerholm Panellists:
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15:10 | Thank you and conference close |
15:15 | Networking Drinks - Hosted by Canberra Airport
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