AITPM x PIA – Hobart’s Transport and Land Use Planning Networking Event
Tickets
AITPM and PIA Members | $20.00 |
Government Subscribers | 20% off non-member |
Corporate Subscribers | 20% off non-member |
Non-Members | $30.00 |
Registrations
Registrations are now closed.
About this event
The AITPM VIC / TAS Branch EPN is excited to partner with Planning Institute of Australia to bring you this ‘Hobart's Transport and Land Use Planning’ event. Come and join us at Shambles for an opportunity to catch-up with industry colleagues and hear from our guest speakers talk about some of the transport and land use planning challenges and opportunities in Hobart and beyond. Bring your friends and colleagues to what is set to be a great evening of knowledge sharing and networking with industry peers.
Registration for this event includes light catering. Attendees will be able to purchase drinks via the bar throughout the event if they wish.
Registrations close Friday 23 August 2024.
For more information please contact the team at AITPM.
Steven Burgess | Technical Director – Transport Planning | GHD
Steven is a change agent for quality urban life and guides governments and communities to understand land use, economic and movement policy reform to foster essential change. His superpower is encouraging communities and governments to choose a less trodden path towards more happy and healthy and prosperous communities.
Steven had conducted projects, workshops and city shaping masterclasses throughout Australia and New Zealand as well as Canada, USA, Central America, Middle East and Europe.
Parking is the Achilles’ heel of local government and small business. All things considered it is probably the issue that city shapers mess up more than any others. This is a problem because the way we manage parking is so crucial to the success of our urban settlements. Parking management is not about opinions or emotions. Although discussions about parking get opinionated and emotional, the facts don’t change. There are parking strategies that help cities become happy, healthy and prosperous and there are some that make cities sad and induce them to decay. So we should choose wisely…
Steven will talk about parking strategies from around the world and how they have helped and hindered. We can see where our Tasmanian villages, towns and cities are at, and perhaps discuss where they should be.
Daniel Verdouw | Manager City Mobility | City of Hobart
Daniel is the Manager City Mobility for the City of Hobart, whose background in economics and state government transport operations and planning equips him with the tools to craft a vision of urban mobility that is both sustainable and enjoyable. With a passion for creating liveable cities, Daniel advocates for modal choice, ensuring that people have access to quality active and public transportation options.
Daniel is an experienced transport planner with experience across state and local governments in Tasmania. He will talk about the recently endorsed Hobart Transport Strategy and its elements and touch on their relationship with the land use and layout of the city.
Erin McGoldrick | Head of Corporate Affairs | Hobart Airport
Erin is currently Head of Corporate Affairs at Hobart Airport and on the board of directors of Economic Development Australia. Erin has extensive experience in the public sector in both Australia and New Zealand, leading economic and business development, economic and statistical data analysis, master planning, and stakeholder engagement. She will be presenting on Hobart Airport’s future and the role of airport in cities, transport, economy and connections.
Join the AITPM members from these organisations who have already registered including:
Organisation | State |
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City of Hobart | TAS |
Glenorchy City Council | TAS |
GHD | TAS |
LANDEX | The Land Expeditionary Co. | TAS |
GHD | TAS |
Arcadis Australia Pacific | TAS |
WSP Australia | TAS |
GHD | TAS |
abbey.luttrell@ghd.com | TAS |
nil | TAS |
Department of State Growth | TAS |
Clarence City Council | TAS |
City of Hobart | TAS |
VLC | TAS |
GHD | TAS |
GHD | TAS |
GHD | VIC |
SALT3 | TAS |