The Invest Liverpool Forum is back for another year.
A major forum for developers and businesses interested in investing in Liverpool, it will be held at Casula Powerhouse next Tuesday, July 28.
It will be launched by the NSW Minister for Industry, Resources and Energy, Mr Anthony Roberts.
But just before it gets under way at 11.30am, it is believed a major planning announcement for Liverpool will take place.
The mayor, Ned Mannoun, is of course one of the keystone speakers during the forum.
He will also offer the official welcome to those attending before the minister officially launches the 2015 forum.
Mayor Mannoun will kick off proceedings by talking on “Liverpool trends and opportunities’’.
This will be followed by a panel discussion of investment and property, looking at issues such as planning and growth update, E-planning and city centre planning review.
On the panel this year will be Carolyn McNally, Secretary of the NSW Department of Planning and Environment, Malcolm Gunning, president of the Real Estate Institute of NSW (REINSW), Nerida Conisbee, national director of research at Colliers International and Theo Psychogios, partner at Deloitte.
Ms McNally led the development of Growing Sydney, the State’s long term transport masterplan, Sydney’s Rail Future, which proposes a new rapid transit sector for Sydney’s rail system, the CBD Access Strategy and Regional Transport Plans for the entire state (10 regions).
Mr Gunning has over 35 years of experience in all facets of real estate agency practice, property development and property valuation. He is currently the president of REINSW, an industry body for real estate agents and property professionals in NSW.
Ms Conisbee leads the Australian Research team at Colliers International. She has over 15 years research and consulting experience and has provided research and advice to most major property owners, developers and managers over this time.
Mr Psychogios is a partner with the Deloitte Financial Advisory Services, specialising in providing economic, policy and commercial advice to public sector organisations and the private sector entities they engage with.
