Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

DE-MYSTIFYING INVESTMENT JARGON

Do you feel like people are speaking another language when they talk about investments?

Having trouble distinguishing your Alpha's from your Beta's?

Not sure what the difference between a share and equity is,let alone a derivative?

To sort out the bull from the bear, come to AIST's "De-Mystifying Investment Jargon" professional development session.

This professional development session covers some basic investment language and is aimed at people who are new to investments.

Trainer: Rachel Poulson, Professional Development Manager, AIST

This session is NOT included in your registration fee for CMSF. For registration details and further information, click HERE.

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Location: Arena 1

20/20 VISION - LOOK BACK - LOOK FORWARD

Garry Weaven is one of the eminent strategic thinkers in the superannuation industry. He has been responsible for a great deal of the success of Industry Super Funds.

At CMSF 07, he will present his thoughts on where the superannuation industry is heading; what form the competitive environment is likely to take, and what will be the key challenges facing the industry in the future.

Speaker: Garry Weaven, Chair, Industry Funds Management

Chair: Fiona Reynolds, Chief Executive Officer, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

1. ALL ABOUT HEDGE FUNDS ** 101

A beginners guide to investing in hedge funds.

1. What is a hedge fund?
2. What is its role in your portfolio?
3. What is the current environment?
   

**This is an introductory session for trustees/fund staff who have limited knowledge of this area.

Speakers: Robert Jaeger, Vice Chairman; William Crerend, Chief Executive Officer, EACM Advisors (US)

Chair: Louise Bradshaw, Vice President, Consultant and Client Relations, T Rowe Price

Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

2. BUDGET CHANGES AND ITS IMPLICATIONS & SIMPLIFICATION OF SUPER

The Government announced wholesale changes to superannuation and taxation in last year’s Budget, with the introduction of its “Simplified Superannuation” Regime. The legislation has been released in draft form, and a review of it indicates that whilst these changes will simplify very technical areas of super for members, superannuation funds have the job ahead of them to implement the changes, especially by 1 July 2007.

In this session, we are fortunate to have valuable speakers from Treasury (who helped write the legislation) and from the ATO (who will be implementing it), as well as two lawyers from the boutique superannuation law firm, TurksLegal, to untangle the super and tax web and outline what the implications will be on Fund operations, procedures and processes. It will be a practical session to help explain the wide-ranging changes and what it will mean for you and your Fund.

Panel: Jenny Willcocks, Partner, TurksLegal; Raelene Vivian, Deputy Commissioner, Superannuation, Australian Taxation Office; Trevor Thomas, Principal Advisor, Superannuation and Savings Division, Treasury
Chair: Peta-Gai McLaughlin, Legal and Compliance Manager, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 7

Level 1

3. WHAT DOES INVESTING RESPONSIBLY MEAN?

It goes without saying that no one wants to invest irresponsibly. In this practical workshop you will hear about a framework that guides Funds in tackling the issue of responsible investment, the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI). In this session you will hear what the UN PRI means in practice for super trustees i.e. what they are and are not and what is involved in becoming a signatory. A broad overview will also be provided about what a range of Funds are doing and are likely to do in the future in terms of responsible investing, in particular in relation to mitigation of environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks and how to incorporate these issues into investment decision making. Participants will also be provided with a road map of where they can get more information about alternative initiatives to invest responsibly and to mitigate ESG risks.

Speakers: Geoff Stewart, CFA, Senior Associate, Mercer Investment Consulting; Rosalind McKay, Research and Policy Officer, Australian Council Super Investors (ACSI)
Chair: Colin Tate, Managing Director, Conexus Financial

Location: Meeting Room 8

Level 1

4. WHEN I WAS 25, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR...

Marketing to members must change forever. Why? Because members say so!

Using demography to target new members and keep existing ones, just doesn’t cut it any more. Find out how to view your members differently and why members are in control of the relationship – not you.

This session is about walking in the shoes of your members to help you develop sensible marketing communications strategies both on-line and off-line.

Speaker: David Barratt, Director, One to One Marketing Communications
Chair: Maryann Mannix-White, General Manager, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 9

Level 1

5. EFFICIENT RISK MANAGEMENT

Risk Budgeting is now a familiar concept for most superannuation and pension funds around the globe, but as trustees, even though we all agree on the necessity to take risk, are we using our risk budgets in the most efficient way?

Rob Zink, one of our most popular speakers returns to discuss risk budgeting.

Speaker: Rob Zink, Director, Portfolio Strategy, Bridgewater Associates (US)
Chair: Daphne van der Oord, Director, Institutional Business, ING Investment Management

Location: Exhibition Hall

Ground Floor

Proudly sponsored by BT Financial Group

Location: Arena 1

BRAND, MARKETING AND WORKPLACE DISTRIBUTION IN A COMPLEX AND COMPETITIVE WORLD

Operating under the fund choice regime and within the brave new world of work choice, a fund’s brand plays an ever-increasing role
Successful, well conceived and effectively managed brands, can assist a fund to move from being one of a number of financial providers to a favorably considered and respected one that enjoys the confidence and support of its members and stakeholders as their preferred choice.

Will brand help funds in the brave new world of work choices? When Super Funds, particularly, Industry Super Funds and later Members Equity Bank were founded, it was on the premise that they served the needs of working people. They grew through their unrivalled access to potential members through visits to workplaces. Their premise is unchanged: however new industrial relations laws constrain workplace access.

How can funds maintain their contact with working people in the face of these new constraints?

Speakers: Mark Ritson, Associate Professor, Melbourne Business
School; Anna Booth, Director, CoSolve and Members Equity Bank
Chair: Samm Bell, Executive Manager, Home Loan Origination, Members Equity Bank

Includes CMSF07 Communications Awards

Presented by: Stephanie Edwards, Executive Manager, Business Development & Marketing, Superpartners; Alan Beanland, Chair, Superpartners

Proudly Sponsored by Superpartners

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

1. INSURANCE TENDER AND REVIEW - A FUND'S PERSPECTIVE

What is the state of the insurance market and what is the latest in product and service development? What are the key result areas for a Fund in an insurance tender process and how do you evaluate the policies offered by the market?

Speakers: Greg Staunton, Director Group Risk, IFS Insurance Broking; Glenn Palmer, General Manager, Insurance, AustralianSuper
Chair: Rachel Poulson, Professional Development Manager, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

2. CLIMATE CHANGE AND ITS IMPACT ON COMPANY VALUE
We've heard all the doom and gloom stories about Climate Change, but what does it all really mean in an Australian context and what can superannuation funds do?

This workshop will include an overview of where Australia sits in the world regarding climate change. This session will also explain the role of the Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) and its importance for superannuation funds. You will also learn about some of the initiatives the IGCC has been undertaking, including the key findings of a research project dedicated to providing investors and analysts with an approach to assess the financial impact of climate change on investments by considering the effect of climate change on sector earnings for the steel, construction materials, and infrastructure sectors.

Speakers: Frank Muller, Adjunct Professor, University of New South Wales, Institute of Environmental Studies; Joanne Saleeba, Executive Officer, Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC)
Chair: Louise Davidson, Project Manager, Industry Super Network (ISN)

Location: Meeting Room 7

Level 1

3. FRAUD

According to the latest findings of the 2006 KPMG Fraud Survey, the incidence of fraud suffered by Australian companies has doubled from 27,657 in 2004 to 65,000 in 2006. Peter Morris is a Director within KPMG Forensic and he will be sharing the fraud survey findings and leading practices in the area of Fraud Risk Management.

Speaker: Peter Morris, Head of Forensic, KPMG
Chair: Jane Neville, Trustee Development Manager, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 8

Level 1

4. MEMBER SERVICE RETENTION STRATEGIES

How to win members, keep them and then turn them into your best marketers!

Speaker: Graeme Alford, Executive Officer, The Australian Customer Services Association
Chair: Kate Wood, Trustee Director, AGEST, CARE Super

Location: Meeting Room 9

Level 1

5. ADVICE OR SERVICE?

Super funds want to provide the best service they can to their members at the lowest possible cost, administrators want to provide the best service they can to members within the cost structure they have agreed to with super funds. What do members want? Do members just want answers to questions, or do members want advice as well? Can a super fund provide both? If so, what decisions have to be made by the fund and how will that effect future administration agreements?

Speakers: Anne-Marie Corboy, Chief Executive Officer, HESTA; Shannon Goard, NSW State Manager, Client Relationships, Australian Administration Services
Chair: Peter Treseder, Relationship Manager, AustralianSuper

Location: Arena 1

Access from Ground Floor only

6. MARKETING MANAGER FOR THE DAY

If you gained valuable insights during Plenary Session 1, follow brand/ marketing guru Mark Ritson - Associate Professor at Melbourne
Business School - on the next leg of the journey.

During this concurrent session we will ask Mark to be 'Marketing Manager For a Day' at two quite different funds. Mark will share his thoughts on the key issues which need to be addressed as part of a marketing plan and provide some useful tips on how to execute, measure and assess the effectiveness of different initiatives.

Speaker: Mark Ritson, Associate Professor, Melbourne Business School

Chair: Alison McIvor,General Manager, Marketing and Communications, AustralianSuper

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Location:

Poolside
Conrad Jupiters

Proudly sponsored by Barclays Global Investors

Location: Arena 1

ECONOMICS OF SCALE - RESEARCH PROJECT

There is much discussion in the superannuation industry on the impact of Economies of Scale. There are also many views on this topic. So we have commissioned Rainmaker Information to research and investigate what quantifiable impacts fund scale has upon fund efficiency, fees, and deliverables.

Speaker: Alex Dunnin, Director of Research, Rainmaker Information
Chair: Angela Emslie, Trustee Director, HESTA, VicSuper, Vision Super, Care Super, AIST

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

1. SO YOU WANT TO SEPARATE YOUR ALPHA'S FROM YOUR BETA'S! A BEGINNERS (**101) GUIDE TO UNRAVELLING THE JARGON!!

This session will begin by explaining the key philosophies that give rise to this move towards alpha and beta separation. Phil will then introduce some key principles of this approach and explain the jargon, and some important issues that trustees need to understand.

** This is an introductory session for trustees/fund staff who have limited knowledge of this area.

Speaker: Phil Gardner, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs JBWere Asset Management
Chair: Trish Donohue, Investment & Governance Manager, Cbus

Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

2. A CARBON TRADING OVERTURE

In this workshop our two experienced speakers will bring carbon trading to life. Participants will learn about what an emissions trading scheme is, highlighting key design elements as proposed in the August 2006 paper "Possible Design for a National Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme" including the stakeholder dialogue process. This session will provide an update on the current status of emissions trading in Australia and how that compares to other overseas jurisdictions. Our speakers will also share their initial observations about the potential impact emissions trading could have on company value.

Speakers: Anthea Harris, Project Leader, National Emissions Trading Taskforce, Dept Primary Industry; Amanda McCluskey, Manager, Sustainability, Portfolio Partners
Chair: Michael O'Sullivan, Chair, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI)

Location: Meeting Room 7

Level 1

3. THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE SUPER FUND BOARD

Well-performed boards are largely a result of directors' collective experiences, skill and judgement. In a post RSE Licensing regime, has the role and duties of the Board changed? Is it the company's leader or its servant? What should now be the model duty statement and mission of super funds boards?

Speaker: Damien Smith, Managing Director, Enterprise Care Group
Chair: Matthew McCrory, Manager, AUSfund

Location: Meeting Room 8

Level 1

4. GETTING YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS IN THE MEDIA

Andrew is a communications and media consultant based in Sydney, and has had more than 25 years in broadcasting as an announcer and journalist on radio and television with the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, including leadership of the 60 local radio stations around Australia.

At the beginning of 1998 Andrew founded AB Communicates, a consultancy offering broad assistance for both individuals and organisations in communications of all kinds. In this session Andrew will discuss how to utilize the media to get your organisations message across.

Speaker: Andrew Buchanan, Director, AB Communicates Consultancy
Chair: Megan Jones, PR & Media Liaison, Industry Super Network (ISN)

Location: Meeting Room 9

Level 1

Location: Arena 1

Access from Ground Floor only

6. NEW FUND - NEW BRAND - NEW CHALLENGES

A case study: STA + ARF = AustralianSuper

Speaker: Alison McIvor, General Manager, Marketing and Communications, AustralianSuper

Chair: Bill Shannon, Chair and Founder, Shannon's Way

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Proudly sponsored by Hyperion Asset Management

CONTEMPORARY CORPORATE GOVERNANCE - ON A GLOBAL SCALE

Like an International Symphony Orchestra the International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN) is a unique example of cooperative effort between investment communities located in different countries.

The Mission of the ICGN is to develop and encourage adherence to corporate governance standards and to promote good corporate governance worldwide.

Anne Simpson is the Executive Director, ICGN. Anne has been involved in a wide range of initiatives to promote corporate governance internationally and is well placed to provide us with an update and overview on contemporary global corporate governance issues.

Speaker: Anne Simpson, Executive Director, International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN)

Commentator: Patrick Daniels, Partner, Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP
Chair: Mavis Robertson AM

Speaker proudly sponsored by Lerach Coughlin Stoia Geller Rudman & Robbins LLP

This session includes the

CMSF 07 Trustee of the Year Award

Presented by: Craig Bingham, Chief Executive Officer, Portfolio Partners; Gerard Noonan, Chair, JUST Super, CMSF 2006 Trustee of the Year

Proudly sponsored by Portfolio Partners

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

ESSENTIAL SOCIAL TRENDS FOR INVESTORS

With more than two thirds of the value of the companies made up by
intangibles, how can we ensure we are getting value for money?
Shortening product cycles, the war for talent, global supply chains,
outsourcing, a new generation of tech-savvy and advertising resistant
consumers – are we moving to an era where capital is plentiful, consumers are changing and labour is 'king'?

In addition, climate change has hit the mainstream - but how can investors ensure they are protected from the risks and benefit from the opportunities?

In this session we consider some of the important and largely under-researched social trends driving company value creation.

Speaker: Michael Anderson, Director of Sustainable Funds, AMP Capital Investors
Chair: Debora Jackson, Client Services Manager, Industry Funds Management

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Proudly sponsored by BT Financial Group

WHY YOUR MOST PROFITABLE LONG-TERM CUSTOMERS WILL LEAVE YOU, AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO STOP THEM!

Scott Pape is a former investment advisor with one of Melbourne’s leading financial firms EL & C Baillieu. He is also a media commentator, author and hosted his own radio show titled “The Barefoot Investor” on 90.7 Syn FM.

Scott’s book, The Barefoot Investor, a best seller in Australia, has now been revised and is soon to be released in Europe.

In this session Scott is going to discuss with us, why the ‘young market’ is important and shouldn’t be ignored; he will give us some insights into how to get the message through to the under 30’s.

Speaker: Scott Pape, ‘The Barefoot Investor ‘
Chair: Umberto Mecchi, Executive Manager, Strategy and Marketing, HOSTPLUS

Proudly served to you by HOSTPLUS

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

1. MEMBER ADVICE - HAS TECHNOLOGY ASSISTED IN THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL ADVICE?

This workshop will look at the experiences of Sunsuper and REST in seeking to address the issues associated with providing quality financial planning advice to members. Don Luke and Damian Hill will provide insights into the process they went through to identify the most effective models and technologies to meet the needs of their members.

Speakers: Don Luke, Chief Executive Officer, Sunsuper; Damian Hill, Chief Executive Officer, REST
Chair: Dean Winterton, Head of Institutional Business, AMP Capital Investors

Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

2. CORPORATE OWNED MANAGER VS BOUTIQUES **MASTERCLASS

In this presentation John will examine a range of different business models and structures for investment management. His discussion will contrast the investment management business with other high intellectual property businesses. The focus will be on critical success factors to create an environment in which innovative thinking can emerge. He will use this framework to make some pertinent observations on what will distinguish the superior managers in the future.

**This session is for trustees/fund staff who have moderate to high level of investment knowledge.

Speaker: Dr John Beggs, Chief Investment Officer, MIR Investment Management
Chair: Lorraine Berends, Principal, Client Service & Marketing, Marvin & Palmer Associates

Location: Meeting Room 7

Level 1

3. PRIVATE EQUITY - WHAT'S NEW FROM AROUNDTHE GLOBE?

The private equity market is evolving. This session will focus on current and future issues, and the implications of these for investors.

Speaker: Gareth Adams, Investment Manager, Private Equity, Industry Funds Management

Chair: Stephen O'Brien, Head of Institutional Business, Tyndall Investment Management

Location: Meeting Room 8

Level 1

4. UNDER INSURANCE

Most Australian workers, only have insurance for death and TPD through their super funds. Many aren’t even aware that it’s part of their membership; let alone how much insurance they have or how much it costs. This leads to most members being under insured. Some funds are taking the lead on this issue and we hear about how they are tackling the problem.

Speakers: Sandy Grant, Chief Executive Officer, Cbus;
Frank Gayton, Head of Practice, Industry Fund Financial Planning (IFFP); Brett Clark, General Manager, AIG
Moderator: Michael Maguire, Project Manager, SuperFriend Foundation

Location: Meeting Room 9

Level 1

5. THE SPECTRUM OF CURRENCY MANAGEMENT: FROM OVERLAY TO ALPHA? **MASTERCLASS

Foreign currency exposure may be incidental to a global investment portfolio but it provides an independent source of potential reward and risk. The best approach to risk management varies by country while the opportunity for return enhancement relies both on systematic risk premia and manager skill. This session will trace the elements of a successful strategy and extend them to both currency overlay and portable alpha approaches. In the process, the unique features of currency returns and how they combine with returns from other assets will be emphasised.

**This session is for trustees/fund staff who have moderate to high level of investment knowledge.

Speaker: Patrick Rudden, Senior Portfolio Manager, Head of Global Diversified Value Equities, AllianceBernstein
Chair:Sarah Carne, Consultant, Frontier Investment Consulting

Location: Foyers A & B

Ground Floor

Proudly sponsored by AllianceBernstein

Location: Foyers E & F

Level 1

Proudly sponsored by Pillar

BUDGET CHANGES AND THE SIMPLIFICATION OF SUPER - IS YOUR FUND READY TO CHANGE DIRECTION YET AGAIN?

Far more than just some changes in legislation, the 2006 Budget and the Simplification of Super changes have far-reaching effects on superannuation funds. Funds may now have members for life. Should funds re-evaluate their businesses and offerings, to maximise the new rules and keep their members from straying?

Speaker: Jeff Bresnahan, Managing Director, SuperRatings
Chair: Penny Pryor, Editor, Investment and Technology

9:55 am - 10:55 am

Location: Meeting Room 5

Level 1

1. DAILY UNIT PRICING

Is Daily Unit Pricing critical to the overall process in a choice environment? At a time when the cost of super balanced against the eventual return is causing concern for members, services such as daily unit pricing attract scrutiny.

Bryan Gray, Vice President at JPMorgan Worldwide Securities Services puts Daily Unit Pricing under the microscope.

Speaker: Bryan Gray, Vice President, Head of Sales and Client Management, Worldwide Securities Services, JPMorgan

Chair: Allison Hill, Consultant, Frontier Investment Consulting

Location: Meeting Room 6

Level 1

2. EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS 2006

The annual CMSF Communication Awards were designed to encourage excellence in communication to fund members, employers and other stakeholders. Gold, Silver and Bronze awards are given across two categories - Print and Multimedia. From the Gold Award winners, an overall Excellence Award in each category is presented.

In 2006 the Excellence Award winners were HESTA in the print category and PSSap in the Multimedia category.

These two award-winning funds talk about what makes a successful communication strategy.

Speakers: Lynn Hart , Business Services Manager, HESTA;
Sabine Muller-Glissmann, Strategic Communications Consultant, representing ARIA;Karen Lenton, Communications Manager, ARIA;

Chair: Andrew Dawson, Director, FTV Productions

Location: Meeting Room 7

Level 1

3. DO TRUSTEES UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE INVESTMENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THEIR FUND?

This presentation will attempt to provide aN unique exposition of the key considerations when analysing costs. We will examine the direct costs through to the less transparent costs that trustees may not be aware of.

Speaker: Denise Allen, Industry Consultant
Chair: Ray King, Principal, Sovereign Investment Research

Location: Meeting Room 8

Level 1

4. THE AUSTRALIAN LISTED EQUITY MARKETPLACE: LOOKING AHEAD 5 TO 10 YEARS

Australian Listed Equities as an asset class has performed strongly over the past 5 years but the composition of the market has shifted significantly.

Central to this obviously, is the role played by the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) and type of companies listed upon it. This presentation will discuss the ASX and endeavour to predict the shape of Australian Listed Equity capital markets looking out 5 to 10 years. It will then in turn discuss some of the ramifications of this for institutional investors.

Presented by: Nicholas Carrigan, Managing Director, UBS Investment Bank
Chair: Greg Nolan, General Manager, Investments, CARE Super

Location: Meeting Room 9

Level 1

5. TECHNOLOGY - WHAT'S NEW AND WHERE IS IT HEADED?

The way individuals consume information is constantly changing, as our understanding and comfort with technology increases.

New ways of communicating are being developed at a rapid rate. So what are the new technologies and how can they assist super funds to communicate with members and other stakeholders?

Speakers: Anton Bertini, Executive Director, Thumperone;
Peter McNeil, Chief Operating Officer, Superpartners

Chair: Karen Volpato, Marketing Manager, First State Super

Location: Arena 1

Access from Ground Floor only

6. HOW TO AVOID THE REGULATORS' BLOWTORCH - LESSONS ABOUT THOSE WHO DIDN'T!

Come and join your regulators in an arm-chair chat moderated by Ian Silk. There is a lot on their agendas for the 2007-2008 year and you can hear it first hand so you know where to focus your compliance attention.

Speakers: Louise Du Pre, Assistant Director, Financial Product Disclosure & Superannuation & Life Insurance, ASIC;
Graham McDonald, Chair, Superannuation Complaints Tribunal (SCT); Stephen Glenfield, General Manager, Specialised Institutions Division, South West Region, APRA

Moderator: Ian Silk, Chief Executive Officer, AustralianSuper

Location: Exhibition Hall 1

Ground Floor

Proudly sponsored by Plato Investment Management

Includes results of Exhibitor Competitions.

Location: Arena 1

COMMISSIONS, ADVICE, PAYMENT TO ADVISORS

The issue of Commissions is a contentious one within the superannuation industry. How we pay advisors is constantly under debate. Also causing difficulty for funds is the laws and regulations which prescribe how funds can communicate with members, which funds can give advice, and what can and cannot be said without tripping into dangerous territory.

Speakers: Richard Gilbert, Chief Executive Officer, IFSA; Alan Kohler, Journalist, Eureka Report, ABC; Jo-Anne Bloch, Chief Executive Officer, Financial Planning Association (FPA)
Moderator: Michael Dwyer, Chief Executive Officer, First State Super

Location: Arena 2

Ground Floor

Includes Formal Lunch *

Speaker: Ron Delezio, 2006 Australian Father of the Year

Chair: Peter Johnson, Head of Product and Marketing, Australian Administration Services

Ron has been bedrock of stability and with his wife Carolyn, the glue that has bonded a shattered family back together. His daughter Sophie has survived two near death accidents in recent years.

As a two-year-old she had both feet amputated after suffering burns to 85 per cent of her body when a car crashed into her daycare centre.
Earlier last year, she was again seriously injured when run down by a car on Sydney's north shore.

Since Sophie's first accident Ron has worked to provide emotional and financial support to families caring for sick and injured children, setting up the Day of Difference Foundation in 2004 whose charter it is, to raise funds and life saving equipment for hospitals such as: Westmead Children’s; Sydney Children’s and the Burns Unit at Concord.

Mr Delezio and wife Carolyn Martin also have a six-year-old son Mitchell.

Speaker proudly sponsored by Australian Administration Services

*SuperRatings announces the Eligible Rollover Fund (ERF) of the Year and Pension Fund of the Year

Includes winner of the Peoples' Choice Award for the Most Popular Booth and Passport Competition^

^ YOU MUST BE IN THE ROOM FOR THE DRAW!