Podcasts about romilly madew

With Erica Stanford, Maiki Sherman and Romilly Madew.

Infrastructure Australia recently released its 15 year plan, calling for a new wave of infrastructure reform to drive COVID-19 recovery around the nation. How was the plan developed, and what does it mean for local governments across the country? In this episode of VLGA Connect, Chris Eddy and Kathryn Arndt speak with the CEO of Infrastructure Australia, Romilly Madew, to find out what's in the plan and how local government can partner in its implementation and influence future priority setting.

After the sustainable infrastructure session at CEDA's 2021 State of the Nation conference, CEDA Chief Economist Jarrod Ball spoke with Romilly Madew of Infrastructure Australia to gain insights on trends in infrastructure since COVID-19 has hit Australia.

We sit down with Anna Skarbek for a chat about her career and what she has learnt during her time in Government and as the CEO of ClimateWorks Australia. Anna grew up in Glen Waverley and studied finance and law at Monash University, Clayton. She has lived and worked in London and now lives in Melbourne with her family - her husband and two daughters aged 7 and almost 3. She loves to ride to work, loves swimming and was a surf life saver when younger.Anna was one of 3 shortlisted nominees for InStyle 2014 Women of Style Awards in the Environment Category along with Terri Irwin & Romilly Madew; and in the same year was also nominated in 2 categories of Telstra Business Woman of the Year Awards. Sit down and join the conversation on our instagram @ladiesmakingleaps, or learn more about us at http://ladiesmakingleaps.wixsite.com/mysiteThis episode was produced by Kate McMahon

Over the last 20 years sustainability has been a massive driver for developments in building services engineering, in Australia this has been, at least in part, driven by the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) and their Green Star tools. As we move towards a zero carbon future we will increasingly rely on how to assess building sustainability and how we can support those that will create this change. This month Talking Buildings sits down with Romilly Madew of the GBCA to discuss what drives her focus on sustainability, what the future holds as she moves into her new role at Infrastructure Australia and what advice she would give to the next generation of sustainability professionals.Madew has led the Green Building Council of Australia since 2006 and has been an integral figure in Australia’s sustainable building movement. She is recognised globally as a leader in the construction industry and is an experienced CEO in strategy, governance and policy development as demonstrated by her recently announced appointment as CEO of Infrastructure Australia. As perhaps the busiest person in the building sector she is a member of the federal government’s Cities Reference Group, former Deputy President and Member of the Executive Committee of the Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council, Independent Chair of the Currawong State Park Advisory Board, a member of the Sydney Olympic Park Authority; Chief Executive Women; and Surf Life Saving Foundation boards and President Bilgola Surf Life Saving Club.

Romilly Madew is the Chief Executive at Green Building Council of Australia. She is passionate about creating sustainable buildings, communities and cities and has a global reputation as an influential advocate and change agent.

Romilly Madew is the determined Chief Executive Officer of the Green Building Council of Australia. For more than a decade, she’s been at the helm of creating change for sustainable building in Australia. Author of the report The Dollars and Sense of Green Building 2008, Romilly has played an influential role in shaping the environmental impact of Australian buildings. In addition to her duties as CEO, this family oriented, extroverted leader has spun together an eclectic mix of board roles and community responsibilities to create full and rewarding life. Romilly speaks with Catherine Robson in this week’s Success Story on Australia’s journey to a greener future and how being in the right place at the right time has played a role in her success.