We are delighted to invite you to
the launch of the Australian Centre for Corporate Social
Responsibility’s ACCSR
Learning Network.
ACCSR is Australia’s leading provider
of specialist executive learning programs in corporate
social responsibility.
Learning program participants
have asked for an informal networking group where they
can continue to meet, exchange ideas and discover more
about corporate social responsibility. The ACCSR Learning Network will enable
our participants to stay connected and keep learning
in an informal manner.
| DATE |
Thursday, May
18 2006 |
| TIME |
5.00 PM to 6.30
PM |
| VENUE |
Transurban Board
Room
Level 43, Rialto South Tower
525 Collins St, Melbourne
Light Refreshments and Drinks
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| HOSTED BY |
Mr Kim Edwards,
Managing Director of Transurban Group |
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| TOPIC |
Investors, the new CSR Activists? |
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SPECIAL
GUEST SPEAKER |
Mr Michael O’Sullivan
President of the Australian Council of Super Investors |
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| RSVP |
Rebecca Jones at ACCSR
by Monday 15 May, 2006
T: 03 9576
1694
E: rebeccajones@accsr.com.au
RSVP is essential as places
are limited! |
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ABOUT
KIM EDWARDS
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Kim Edwards
has been Transurban’s Managing Director for
a decade and has led its growth from a $500 million
company with one toll road concession to a Group
with three toll roads in Australia, emerging interests
in the United States and Europe and a market capitalisation
of around
$6 billion. Mr Edwards has held senior management positions on
major commercial and infrastructure projects in Australia, the
United Kingdom and the Middle East. He holds degrees in engineering
and business and is one of the leading figures in the electronic
toll road business globally. |
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ABOUT
MICHAEL O'SULLIVAN
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The Australian
Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) is a
not for profit organisation formed in April 2001
to provide independent research, education, advocacy,
proxy voting advice and engagement services to
superannuation funds.
ACSI has 39 members with $160
billion under management. ACSI spear-headed the
recently settled investor action against News
Corporation Ltd in relation to the “poison
pill” agreement regarding its change of
domicile to the USA. In addition to his role
as president of ACSI, Michael O'Sullivan is currently
the Chair of Care Super, an industry fund with
$2.5 billion in assets. Michael sees ACSI as
the catalyst to superannuation trustees to find
practical and sensible ways to deal with corporate
governance issues that impact on fund investments. |
ACCSR wishes to acknowledge the
generous support of Transurban in the launch of the
ACCSR Learning Network.
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