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SEGRA Webinar | Build back better vs Build back the same

  • Brisbane Australia (map)
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How will we know our “recovery projects” are not just repeating the past?....and Does it matter?
 
SEGRA invites you to a conversation with Robert Prestipino & Michael Campbell around current trends and insights emerging in developing investment attractive recovery projects that enhance local lifestyle and support sustainable employment. The purpose of this session is to help explore the direct impacts of COVID 19 on developing and implementing economic development projects in regional Australia.
 
This session will cover:
 

  • Is there really a “new normal”?

  • Where do you find the best ideas for recovery projects?

  • How do you know your recovery project will make a difference?


Your input is Invited
If you have any questions or topics that you would like covered in this session please forward them to kate@segra.com.au



Presenters Biographies

Robert Prestipino


The founding Director of Vital Places and a qualified urban designer, Registered Landscape Architect, Corporate member of the Planning Institute of Australia and a certified Australian Economic Developer with certificates in Permaculture, Aquaponics and Real Estate. Over the last 30 years, Robert has helped design and deliver over a 100 place-based catalyst projects focused on enhancing business activity and local lifestyle. Robert regularly provides training and support for leaders and change agents seeking to create better places for people, business and the planet.

Michael Campbell

The Principal Consultant at Lucid Economics and a seasoned business professional with over 20 years’ experience spanning economic development, corporate location analysis, tourism development and site selection. Michael routinely delivers detailed research and applied economic and financial analysis to provide keen insights for clients and produce valuable solutions. Michael’s experience includes advising clients on billions of dollars of capital investment as well as securing $425 million in corporate investment and nearly 4,000 jobs for various communities in the United States and Australia.