Safer Communities Roadshow
September 5 -14, 2023
VIC | NSW | QLD | SA | WA | NZ
Event Overview
As we journey beyond COVID, digital services will Australian and New Zealand communities are experiencing a period of great adjustment and now more than ever it is important government agencies work together to ensure public safety and collaborative emergency response.
Covid-19, crime, natural disasters, cyber threats and the increasing risk of terrorism are just some of the challenges community leaders are facing. With areas of rapid population redistribution adding to the difficulty of predicting resource allocation, up to date emergency preparedness and innovative methods of incident response are crucial to mitigating risk and protecting the public.
Discover best practice and advancing methods of response and preparedness by attending Public Sector Network’s complimentary Safer Communities Roadshow 2023. Across six major cities, each state specific programme will showcase key projects, and provide an opportunity to network and collaborate with leaders in the field.
Benefits of Attending
Your 2022 Inspiring Speakers
Chair: Terrance Farley
Chief Superintendent,
Fire and Rescue NSW
Leyla Craig
Disability Inclusion and Engagement Officer,
Fire and Rescue NSW
Kate Faith
Senior Fire Fighter,
Fire and Rescue NSW
Michael Jay
Superintendent,
Fire and Rescue NSW
Katie Moulton
Deputy Incident Controller – COVID,
NSW State Emergency
Jackson Fogerty
Regional Sales Manager,
Axon Public Safety
Nicholas Read
Detective Superintendent,
Australian Federal Police
Brett Hamill
Commander,
Fire and Rescue Victoria
Nicole Ashworth
Acting Executive Director – Emergency Communication Services,
ESTA
Dean Pattinson
Director – People and Culture,
Ambulance Victoria
Jackson Fogerty
Regional Sales Manager,
Axon Public Safety
Julian Fox
Digital Transformation Director – Public Safety,
Fujitsu Australia
Chair: Colin Briggs
Detective Acting Chief Superintendent – Crime,
Queensland Police Service
Andrew Gillies
Detective Inspector- Director Corruption Operations,
Crime and Corruption Commission
Andrew Short
Assistant Commissioner,
Queensland Fire and
Emergency Services
Brian Smith
Superintendent,
Queensland Rural Fire Service
Rhys Wildman
Acting Chief Superintendent,
Queensland Police
Leonie Steyger
Detective Acting Superintendent,
Queensland Police
Chair: James Dowle
Partner, Management Consulting,
KPMG New Zealand
Adam Mood
Deputy Director Emergency
Management,
Ministry of Health
Julia Smith
Manager, Intelligence Fusion Team
New Zealand Police Force
Claire Carrutthers
Executive Director Fundraising
and Communications,
Wellington Free
Ambulance
Commander Jeff Maunder
District Manager BOP/UAS
Capability Manager USAR,
Fire and Emergency New Zealand
Michael de Beer
Solutions Director Asia
Pacific
NICE Public Safety
Tony Evans
Partner
KPMG New Zealand
Julian Fox
Digital Transformation Director – Public Safety,
Fujitsu Australia
2022 Key Sessions
- NSW: Innovative Approach – Disability Inclusion in Emergency Response
- VIC: Innovative Initiatives – Leading Strategies in Safety and Preparedness
- QLD: Leadership Now – Evaluating, Revising and Resetting the Emergency Sector’s Approach to Leadership
- NZ: The Art of Problem Solving and Planning in the Emergency Management
- NSW | VIC | QLD | NZ: Uncertainty, Complexity and Community Expectation in Emergency Response
Understanding Potential Risks to Prioritise, Adapt and Build Resilience
- What are our greatest risks – what are the warning signs?
- How to prioritise the greatest threats to your community
- Adapting to change – when to shift your focus
- What does preparedness look like – implementing strategies for resilience
Roundtable 1: Collaborative and Efficient Emergency Response to Enhance Incident Management (NSW/VIC/NZ)
Roundtable 2: Leveraging situational awareness technology for more effective interagency incident and disaster response (NSW/VIC)
Roundtable 2: Innovation in Communication, Planning and Proficiency to Strengthen Community Safety (NZ)
Event Locations
Sydney
Novotel Sydney Darling Square
17 Little Pier St, Darling Harbour NSW 2000
Melbourne
Pullman Melbourne Albert Park
65 Queens Rd, Albert Park VIC 3004
Brisbane
Onlive via Microsoft Teams
Wellington
KPMG Wellington
10 Customhouse Quay,
Wellington Central, Wellington 6011
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