**PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL TIMES ARE AEDT**

Post-conference Webinar – Tech to the Rescue

17^th November 2020
4.00-5.00pm AEDT

Travel  IT to the rescue? Or is the situation too complicated for the booking, approval and risk management systems as they stood pre-Covid? How can travel IT help and what do we need? We hear from three system providers and discuss the role of technology in the new normal.

Post-conference Webinar – Travel & Sustainability

25^th November 2020
4.00-5.00pm AEDT

Pre-Covid, travel sustainability was an objective on the rise, becoming a fourth pillar of good travel management alongside cost, risk and service. When we return to travel and rebuild travel services, is this a golden opportunity to build back better? What would be involved, internally and externally, in environmentally responsible business travel?

Moderator: Tony O’Connor
David Young, Executive Manager Sustainability & Future Planet, Qantas
Ole Hammer Mortensen, Senior Partner, AMM Consulting, Denmark
Petrina Davidson, Procurement Manager, Corporate Services, Swinburne University of Technology
Dr Thomas Schroder, Head of Climate Action, South Pole Group

David Young
Executive Manager Sustainability & Future Planet, Qantas
David joined Qantas in 2004 after senior positions with Air New Zealand, Ansett and Ernst Young. For the past two years he has run the airline’s sustainability and environmental strategy and programs. With degrees in Law and Accounting, and with experience across many facets of airline operation, he brings deep knowledge and practicality to the sustainability initiative of Australia’s major airline.

Ole Hammer Mortensen
A Senior Partner for sixteen years at AMM Consulting Denmark, Ole has also had long tenures in the TMC sector, having been a Managing Director at Flight Centre and a Vice President at TQ3 (now BCD). With data analysis as the base, he now divides his time between consulting to corporates, particularly around travel policy, and public advocacy for corporate sustainability. Ole is a frequent keynote speaker at global events.

Petrina Davidson
Procurement Manager, Corporate Services, Swinburne University of Technology
Petrina manages corporate services procurement and delivery across the university. She has implemented innovative programs, including travel sustainability projects and mandatory carbon offsetting. Petrina is a procurement professional experienced in a range of categories. She has Bachelor of Science and Master of Business degrees from Monash University; ideal backgrounds for the topic at hand.

Dr Thomas Schroder
Head of Climate Action, South Pole Group
Fluent in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish and German, Thomas and his team have provided comprehensive sustainability services to corporates in this region for the European-based South Pole Group. He has helped to empower many leading companies on their sustainability journeys. Prior to working with South Pole, Thomas worked for the large Swiss retailer Migros, where he founded m-way electric mobility stores and the peer-to-peer car sharing platform Sharoo. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.

Post-conference Webinar – Where the new jobs will be and how to get them

26^th November 2020
4.00-5.00pm AEDT

Many suppliers and some on the buy-side will be affected by the industry downturn and the recession. Good jobs and demand for our skills will return. In this session, we hear from a highly experienced outplacement expert on how to prepare and position yourself for the next stage of your career.

Moderator: Tony O’Connor
Dr. Edwin Trevor-Roberts, CEO, Trevor-Roberts, Australia

Dr. Edwin Trevor-Roberts

Edwin’s working life has been devoted to understanding the intersection between individuals and their work. His research and practice have focused on how the world of work is evolving in response to changes in society, technology and the organisation. He is the CEO of Trevor-Roberts, a leading Career Transition and Talent Development company that has served the Australian market for over 25 years. He has a Bachelor of Business and a PhD from the University of Queensland.