QLD | Gold Coast Annual Dinner and mini-golf | In-person | 6 Dec 2022
Tuesday 6 December 2022
| 4.30pm - 9.00pm | AEST |
Format: In-person networking / social event
Location: The Club at Parkwood Village, 76-122 Napper Rd, Parkwood QLD 4214
(Bundjalung Country)
Maximum capacity: 65
Tickets
| AITPM Members | $45 |
| Local Government Subscribers |
20% off non-member |
| Corporate Subscribers | 20% off non-member |
| Non-Members | $90 |
| Table of 10 | $675 |
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About this event
The AITPM QLD Branch is pleased to invite you for the return of the Gold Coast Annual Dinner for an evening of mini golf networking, dinner and presentations from City of Gold Coast and TMR.
Please join us for networking drinks and mini-golf from 4.30pm to 6pm before sitting down for dinner to hear from guest speakers.
Guest speakers:
- Matt Tilly, City of Gold Coast
- David Balfe, Department of Transport and Main Roads
We also welcome you to continue networking after dinner.
Tables of 10, registering as a group or individual is available.
Limited tickets: Please contact Karen Hooper if you wish to register for this event.
For any enquiries, please contact Erin Thomas
Matthew Tilly | City of Gold Coast
Matthew has managed the City’s Transport & Traffic Branch since 2016, having moved back to the Gold Coast a few years earlier to help deliver Gold Coast Light Rail Stage 1 and oversee the City’s Transport Program for GC2018. There’s never a dull moment for Matthew’s team, with around 300 capital projects and the same number of operational initiatives currently underway, not to mention the human challenges associated with supporting just under 200 members of staff. Outside of work, Matthew enjoys spending time with his family and competing in ultra-marathons.
Matthew will present an update on the Draft Transport Strategy being prepared by the City of Gold Coast.
David Balfe | Department of Transport and Main Roads
David is a Manager in the Strategic Rail branch of TransLink Division, Department of Transport and Main Roads. His experience covers strategic transport planning, demand forecasting, economic appraisals and business case development. In his role at TMR, David is responsible for the 10-year Rail Network Strategy and for engaging on TMR's behalf with strategic rail planning issues in the 10-year horizon.
David will speak about SEQ Rail Connect, the 10-year strategy for passenger rail in South East Queensland, released in August this year. He will detail the future of rail on the Gold Coast and discuss his thoughts around the opportunity the rail network will provide for the coast.
Government Health Guidelines
This event will be run in compliance with the Government’s health orders applicable to our venue. These may impose mask wearing, density limits and other COVID safe requirements including being fully vaccinated.
If you are no longer able to attend because of vaccination or other requirements, please contact us as soon as possible to discuss available options.
If the event is cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions, you are entitled to a full refund of your ticket price in accordance with the cancellation policy.
Join the AITPM members from these organisations who have already registered including:
| Organisation | State |
|---|---|
| QLD | |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| Department of Transport and Main Roads | QLD |
| QLD | |
| TTM Consulting Pty Ltd | QLD |
| Point8 Pty Ltd | QLD |
| ABTT Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Outer Loop Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Department of Transport and Main Roads | QLD |
| Brisbane City Council | QLD |
| SMEC | QLD |
| Aurecon | QLD |
| Veitch Lister Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| VLC | QLD |
| TTM Consulting Pty Ltd | QLD |
| VLC | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland | QLD |
| VLC | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| VLC | QLD |
| Point8 | QLD |
| QLD | |
| KPMG | QLD |
| Matrix Traffic and Transport Data | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Pushkarna Insights | QLD |
| QLD | |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Bitzios Consulting | QLD |
| SMEC | QLD |
| Jacobs | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Translink, TMR | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| SMEC Australia | QLD |
| Advanced Mobility Analytics Group (AMAG) | QLD |
