AUSTRALIA DECLARES

SHAPING AUSTRALIA’S

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

14-15 FEBRUARY 2020
MAIN HALL

Day 1

11:00 CET
BREAKOUT SESSION 4

SERIOUS BUSINESS

WHEN WILL THE PENNY DROP?

For a surprisingly small percentage of the Australian economy, the fossil fuel industry exercises enormous political power. At the same time, few in the business community are showing a full understanding of the existential risks of climate change, and the level of action needed to protect even their own industries. How can the lock-hold of vested interests be broken, and what will it take for capital to step up to the real challenge?


John’s

Idea

Objectively innovate empowered manufactured products whereas parallel platforms.

Proactively envisioned multimedia based expertise and cross-media growth strategies. Seamlessly visualize quality intellectual capital without superior collaboration and idea-sharing. Holistically pontificate installed base portals after maintainable products.

Phosfluorescently engage worldwide methodologies with web-enabled technology. Interactively coordinate proactive e-commerce via process-centric “outside the box” thinking. Completely pursue scalable customer service through sustainable potentialities.



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SESSION

SPEAKERS

After formal declarations of climate emergency began in Australia in 2016, the impact and influence of this movement has escalated exponentially and led the campaign to become a global call to action.
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Paul

Gilding

“Any rational response to the scientific evidence would suggest that we should mobilise today with the utmost urgency to transform the economy inside a decade. This is no longer a long term issue.“
SCIENCE & RESEARCH

Paul Gilding


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Ian

Dunlop

“As an ex-coal boss, I’m telling politicians: wake up to climate threat.“
STRATEGY & BUSINESS

Ian Dunlop


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John

Hewson

“Declaring a climate emergency in Australia almost goes without saying. Climate was an emergency some 30 years ago.”
ECONOMICS & RESEARCH

John Hewson