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2003 Speeches

This page contains the BCA's Speeches for 2003. If you would like to view older Speeches please visit the News Archive page, under News Room.

BCA 20th Anniversary Dinner

1 October 2003: Speeches by Prime Minister John Howard, BCA President John Schubert and BCA Chief Executive Katie Lahey to the BCA 20th Anniversary Dinner.
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The Business Case for Work/Life Strategies

6 August 2003: Speech by Katie Lahey, Chief Executive, Business Council of Australia at the Work Life Association Conference, Melbourne.
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Australia’s Economy: Performance and Challenges

11 April 2003: Speech by Melinda Cilento, Chief Economist, Business Council of Australia to the National Institute of Accountants Conference, Melbourne.
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The Australian Financial Review Higher Education Summit

28 March 2003: Speech by Phil Clark, Member of Business Council of Australia Education and Training Task Force to The Australian Higher Education Summit
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The Australian Financial Review Higher Education Summit

28 March 2003: Speech by David Murray, Chairman of Business Council of Australia Education and Training Task Force
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Commercialisation Forum and Fair of Ideas, at The Australian Financial Review Higher Education Summit

27 March 2003: Speech by David Murray, Chairman of Business Council of Australia, Education and Training Taskforce
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Corporate Philanthropy: State of Play

17 March 2003: Speech by Katie Lahey, Chief Executive, Business Council of Australia to the Philanthropy Australia Conference
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Australasian Corporate Governance Congress

19–20 February 2003: Speech by Katie Lahey, CEO Business Council of Australia, to the Australasian Corporate Governance Congress
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