2015 Economic and Political Overview in Hobart
CEDA's annual Economic and Political Overview brings together state and federal commentators to provide an in-depth analysis of the environment in which business will be operating over the year ahead.
Speakers
The Honourable Matthew Groom MP, Tasmanian Minister for State Growth
Cherelle Murphy, Senior Economist, ANZ Banking Group
Mark Thirlwell, Chief Economist, Austrade
Public event
18/02/2015
Hotel Grand Chancellor, 1 Davey Street, Hobart, TAS
Infrastructure
Half-day forum (9.45am to 2.00pm)
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Event overview
For more than 30 years CEDA's Economic and Political Overview (EPO) publication and events have been important resources for business to inform and support their strategic planning for the year ahead.
The EPO brings together leading federal and state commentators to provide an in-depth analysis of the key milestones and potential influences on the political and economic landscape for the year ahead.
A must-attend forum for all those whose business can be impacted by the swings and roundabouts of economic and political decisions. Join CEDA for the best and most concise analysis for 2015.
Meet the keynote lunch speaker
The Hon. Matthew Groom MP
Tasmanian Minister for State Growth
Matthew was elected as the Liberal Member for Denison in 2010 and is a key member of the Tasmanian cabinet. Matthew has over 15 years' of national and international business experience and a specific expertise in renewable energy.
After working as a lawyer in Melbourne and London, Matthew returned to Tasmania in 2004 to take up a position with Hydro Tasmania. In 2005, Matthew was part of a small team that established the Hobart based renewable energy company, Roaring 40s, which ultimately went on to become one of the leading renewable energy companies in the Asia-Pacific.
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Meet the speakers
Professor Richard Eccleston
Director, Institute for the Study of Social Change, University of Tasmania
Cherelle Murphy
Senior Economist, ANZ Banking Group
Mark Thirwell
Chief Economist, Austrade
Airlie Ward
Journalist and Presenter, ABC Tasmania
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