On 12 December 2005 the National Press club hosted a forum on regulatory reform. The forum discussions were led by: Gary Banks, Chairman, Productivity Commission Steven Munchenberg, Deputy Chief Executive, Business Council of Australia Alan Oster, Chief Economist, National Australia...
In this speech to the Business Council of Australia 2004 Annual Dinner, BCA President Hugh Morgan explains that, in the midst of strong economic growth, Australia continues to face major challenges. These include: ensuring national infrastructure integrity and sufficiency making...
In this speech to the Business/Higher Education Round Table (B-HERT) IP Management and Knowledge Transfer Symposium, BCA President Hugh Morgan discusses: the role and focus of the Business Council of Australia and why it is a significant stakeholder in innovation...
In this speech to the Australia–China Free Trade Agreement Conference, Business Council of Australia President Hugh Morgan explores: why should we be pursuing deeper economic integration with China why might this take the form of a free trade agreement or...
In this address to the Committee for Sydney Forum, Business Council of Australia Chief Executive Katie Lahey explains why: population is so important to Australia’s future we need new thinking that encourages sustained and managed population growth in the 21st-century...
In this address to the Australian Population Institute, Business Council of Australia Chief Executive Katie Lahey: outlines why the Business Council of Australia considers population to be so important to Australia’s future explains why we need new thinking that encourages...
In this speech to the Stanford Club in Sydney, Business Council of Australia Chief Executive Katie Lahey explains that the BCA’s main interest in population growth stems from the relationship between population and economic growth. The Business Council of Australia’s...
In many countries, creating jobs, raising living standards and securing long-term prosperity is an uphill challenge. In Australia, it’s a choice. We need to focus on making our country ready for the future. The Business Council of Australia has been...
In many countries, creating jobs, raising living standards and securing long-term prosperity is an uphill challenge.In Australia, it’s a choice.We need to focus on making our country ready for the future.
28 February 2013In this speech to the Universities Australia Higher Education Conference 2013, Business Council of Australia Chief Executive Jennifer Westacott discusses the increasing importance of higher education and research, and education more generally, in achieving economic and social prosperity...