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Join us for the 2026 ACSI Conference, where Australia’s leading superannuation funds, global asset owners, companies, industry experts, and thought leaders come together to focus on the big challenges and opportunities facing Australian investors and listed companies over the next decade. This conference brings together senior leaders from across industries to explore critical investment issues such as climate risk, AI, modern slavery, and corporate governance.

Whether you are a superannuation executive, Trustee director, listed company director and executive, or a responsible investment leader, attending ACSI's 2025 Conference will be an invaluable experience for you.

Trustee Forum

Tuesday 1 April 2025

1:45pm - 6:00pm
(registration open 1:30pm)
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
The Residence, Level 8, 123 Collins Street ACSI Member Directors only
> 3 ACSI CPD Hours <

Member Dinner

Tuesday 1 April 2025

6:30pm - 9:30pm
Longrain Melbourne
Longsong (upstairs)
44 Little Bourke Street
ACSI Members only

Annual Conference

Wednesday 2 April 2025

9:00am - 6:20pm (registration open 8:30am)
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
Savoy Ballroom, Level 8, 123 Collins Street
> 6 ACSI CPD Hours <
   

WIS Breakfast

Wednesday 2 April 2025

7:30am - 8:30am
Grand Hyatt Melbourne
$60 + GST (members) I $85 + GST (non-members)


SESSION VIDEOS

Conference open
In conversation with Joe Longo, ASIC Chair
Directors panel
Elevating nature risks
AI: governance, geopolitics and security
Safety in the spotlight
An address by the inaugural Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner
Tracking against 1.5 degrees
Investor conversation
Closing remarks

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Expert panels & keynotes
Gain insights from industry experts on the latest trends, challenges and opportunities facing investors and listed companies.

 

Networking opportunities
Connect with senior business leaders, directors and executives from superannuation, listed companies, investment management, regulators and policy makers, expanding your network and building valuable partnerships.

Secure your spot today

Develop knowledge to address the long-term challenges facing investors and corporate Australia.

< 6 ACSI CPD Hours >

CONFERENCE TICKETS

ACSI Member
$840
$790 group rate*

ASX
$1470
$1420 group rate*

Academic/NFP
$840
$790 group rate*

Investment Manager
$1470
$1420 group rate*

Regulator
$840
$790 group rate*

Non-member
$1470
$1420 group rate*

Ticket prices above exclusive of GST    *Group rate automatically applied when 6 or more are registered under one registration.

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SPEAKERS

Thijs Aaten

Chief Executive Officer
APG Asset Management Asia

Debby Blakey

President – ACSI
Chief Executive Officer – HESTA

Simon Brown-Greaves

Mental Health Consultant - Right Lane Consulting and Strategic Adviser - FBG and Communicorp

Rebecca Burdon

Chief Executive Officer
Climate Resource

Karina Carvalho

Journalist and Broadcaster

Louise Davidson AM

Chief Executive Officer
ACSI

Vicki Doyle

Chief Executive Officer
Rest Super

Chris Evans

Australian Anti-Slavery Commissioner

Kate Griffiths

Executive Manager, Research & Policy
ACSI

Dr Ken Henry AC

Chair
Australian Climate and Biodiversity Foundation

Christine Holman

Non-executive director - AGL Energy; Non-executive director – Collins Foods
Director - Football Australia

Ed John

Executive Manager, Stewardship
ACSI

Tim Kennedy

National Secretary
United Workers Union

Lydia Khalil

Program Director, Transnational Challenges
The Lowy Institute for International Policy

Joe Longo

Chair
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)

Christine McLoughlin AM

Chair – Suncorp Group; Non-executive director – Cochlear
Chair - Aware Super; Chair and Co-Founder - Minerva Network

Ali Moore

Journalist and Broadcaster

John Mullen

Chair
Qantas; Treasury Wine Estates; Brambles

John Pearce

Chief Investment Officer
UniSuper

Sonya Sawtell-Rickson

Chief Investment Officer
HESTA

Diane Smith-Gander AO

Chair – Perenti Limited; Chair - Zip Co Limited

Laura Waterford

Executive Director
Pollination

Professor Brendan Wintle

Director of the Melbourne Biodiversity Institute
University of Melbourne
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Uncle Tony Garvey

Wurundjeri Elder

Dean Paatsch

Director
Ownership Matters

Nora Scheinkestel

Independent Non-executive director
Qantas, Brambles and Origin Energy

Misha Schubert

Chief Executive Officer
Super Members Council Australia (SMCA)

Anna Engwerda-Smith

Executive Director, Public Policy & Research
IFM Investors

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