“The Summit provides a timely opportunity to bring groups together from throughout Australia, representing business, employees and the community sector, to identify prosperity-boosting national reforms,” said Mr Stone.

“We are delighted to be part of this constructive conversation towards solutions to the challenges we face, which will support business growth and competitiveness in Victoria and across the nation.”

Mr Stone is part of the chamber movement’s delegation which includes the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO, Kate Carnell AO, and chamber counterparts from throughout Australia.

The delegation has played a significant role in shaping the Summit’s agenda, which includes discussion of productivity and workforce participation, fiscal policy, tax reform and retirement incomes.

“We look forward to advancing our case for reform across the agenda and playing a leading role in creating a clear pathway for political leaders that advances the interests of business,” said Mr Stone.