WEBINAR
Best Practice in Workplace Culture in Australian Financial Services
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With the recent spotlight on workplace culture in the Australian financial services sector:
- How do investors and financial markets think about the Governance aspect of ESG, and how important is it?
- How does this translate into best practices in workplace culture?
- How can investors, staff and clients identify the good from the bad, before it is exposed by the media?
- How should investors engage where they see poor practices?
- How can company leaders create a work environment and governance policies that encourage the highest standards of personal conduct?
Consider these questions as we place the Australian financial services sector under the microscope. Learn what the broader investor and financial markets think best practices are and what may lie ahead and how to guide progress within your organisation.
Produced by the 100WF Sydney Committee.
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The program will begin promptly. |
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PARTICIPANTS
Josh Bornstein
Maurice Blackburn
Louise Davidson
Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
Alina Humphreys
EY
Michael Roddan
Australian Financial Review
Alicia Vidler
Moderator
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Josh Bornstein
Principal Lawyer, Maurice Blackburn
Josh Bornstein is a Principal Lawyer at Maurice Blackburn and leader of its Employment and Industrial Relations Group. Josh has over 20 years’ experience as an employment and industrial relations lawyer. He has represented many women who have been sexually harassed and is currently acting for 3 former High Court associates whose claims of sexual harassment against Dyson Heydon were upheld by an independent investigation. He has also represented many of Australia’s trade unions, the ACTU, and civil society organisations including GetUp. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshbornstein/
Louise Davidson
CEO, Australian Council of Superannuation Investors
Louise is the Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI). Louise has more than 20 years senior expertise in the financial services and superannuation industry. In 2015 Louise was named Victoria’s Local Hero in the Australian of the Year Awards for her work as the co-founder of the Mother’s Day Classic Walk/Run for Breast Cancer Research. In 2019, Louise was made a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to the superannuation and funds management sectors, and to breast cancer research. Louise is the Chair of the Mother’s Day Classic Foundation, a Director of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and a Director of the Board of the International Integrated Reporting initiative.
Alina Humphreys
Director, Financial Services Risk Management, EY
Alina is a Director in EY’s Financial Services Risk Management team. Alina specialises in organisation and risk culture, conduct, consumer protection and regulatory change. Prior to joining EY. Alina worked at ASIC where she developed ASIC’s approach to considering culture in financial services. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alina-humphreys-57019851/
Michael Roddan
Senior companies reporter, Australian Financial Review
Michael Roddan is a senior companies reporter with the Australian Financial Review. He was previously a journalist with The Australian newspaper covering economics, politics, regulation, public policy and financial services from Parliament House in Canberra, and Sydney and Melbourne covering the financial system, and with the now-defunct Business Spectator. He was named the Citi Young Business Journalist of the Year in 2020. The People vs The Banks was published by Melbourne University Publishing in 2019 and has been nominated for a Kennedy Award for Excellence in Journalism. He has a Master's Degree from The University of Melbourne and a Bachelor's Degree from UNSW, and has studied McGill University in Montreal, Fudan University in Shanghai and Atma Jaya University in Jakarta. https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-roddan-92a12152/
Alicia Vidler
Co-Chair 100WF Australia
Alicia has over 20 years of trading and finance experience across the globe. She co-founded a London based Artificial Intelligence hedge fund working as its CIO for over 5 years. Previously a senior trader in Merrill Lynch’s Proprietary trading division she also held senior roles at Bank of America and RiskMetrics Group. She began her career at Deutsche Bank in Sydney and has a BSc in Mathematics and Finance and studied for a PhD in Mathematics at Imperial College London. Alicia has a keen interest in applied AI to trading and FinTech more broadly. She is a founding member of 100 Women in Finance, Australia and serves as there Co-Chairperson. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alicia-vidler-278a6b2a/
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