Following a sell-out audience in its first year, the Herald Sun and the Victorian Chamber have collaborated to stage a second exclusive event on the future of Victoria. This year’s focus will be around growth suburbs, population increases, multicultural Melbourne, health and transport.

This is an exclusive opportunity to hear from carefully selected expert speakers and engage and network with like-minded members of the Victorian business community as we look towards the future of our state. 
 
Our first guest speaker is award-winning urban designer, a cofounder of world-leading social analytics company Neighbourlytics, and a globally recognised expert in smart cities and social change, Lucinda Hartley.

Named as one of Australia’s 100 Most Influential Women by the Australian Financial Review, Lucinda is a technology leader who offers inspiration and practical advice on the future of living, the future of work and how technology can be a force for good in turbulent times.

Lucinda is an ‘urban futurist’ who has spent the past decade pioneering innovative solutions for improving cities and neighbourhoods, now adopted globally. She helped create the UN Sustainable Development Goals for cities, has delivered more than 100 neighbourhood improvement projects across Australia through her social enterprise CoDesign Studio and is now spearheading world leading technology for measuring neighbourhood lifestyle and wellbeing using digital data, as Founding Director of Neighbourlytics.

As a speaker, Lucinda will draw on her experience across emerging technology and design to inspire some of the most important questions of our time: how we live, work, connect and build community.

This is an event not to be missed – secure your seat now. 

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