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LEADERS SUMMIT 2024: 7 video highlights - Christopher Pyne, Cam Ansell, Prue Bowden, Tamar Krebs, Tom Symondson, Darren Gossling and Chris Baynes
Apr 02 2024
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Ian Horswill

A record 579 people from the ageing sector registered for LEADERS SUMMIT 2024 at the Hyatt Regency Sydney on 19 and 20 March 2024. 

The delegates heard from 43 Chief Executive Officers from retirement living, aged care and home care operators, with the LEADERS SUMMIT 2024 theme Optimism: Dawning of the Silver Decade resounding with the speakers. 

Here is a pictorial special from the LEADERS SUMMIT and the seven videos highlighting the speeches from the LEADERS SUMMIT are: 

Chris Baynes, DCM Group CEO: 

Darren Gossling, Managing Partner and Director at Rohling International: 

Prue Bowden, Group Executive | Home Health, Australian Unity:

 Cam Ansell, Managing Director at Ansell Strategic:

Tom Symondson, CEO of peak body Aged & Community Care Association:

Tamar Krebs, Founder & Executive Director of Group Homes Australia, talks with DCM Group CEO Chris Baynes:

Christopher Pyne, COTA (Council on the Ageing) Australia Chair and former Minister for Ageing, with Simon Miller, CEO of Anglicare Sydney and a former First Assistant Secretary, at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet: 

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