While the rise in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cloud computing is significantly boosting business and consumer productivity, this increased processing capacity is placing a strain on existing energy infrastructure.

Join us for an executive panel discussion on how business leaders and governments alike can leverage technology to support Australia's AI future, while striking a balance between meeting energy demands, ensuring security, and advancing net-zero goals.

Panelists

Host, Sonya Williams	Sonya is the Co-founder and Director of Sharesies, a leading investment platform making wealth building accessible to all. A fintech innovator and advocate for financial inclusion, Sonya has helped reshape how thousands of Australians and New Zealanders engage with investing. She was named the 2020 NZ Women of Influence – Business Enterprise winner.
Greg Boorer	Greg is the founder and CEO of CDC Data Centres, Australia’s leading provider of secure, sovereign data infrastructure. Since 2007, he has built CDC into a trusted partner for government and critical industries. Greg is a technology leader, entrepreneur, and active contributor to both industry and community initiatives across Australia.
Deion Campbell	Deion is an Operating Partner at Morrison, a global infrastructure investor. He serves on the boards of Origin Energy (AU), Contact Energy (NZ), Longroad Energy (USA), and Pastoral Partners. With 30+ years in renewables and energy, he brings deep expertise in engineering, strategy, and large-scale project delivery.
Louise Tong	Louise is a Director at Infratil and Head of Sustainability at Morrison. She brings deep expertise across infrastructure investment, capital markets, and ESG strategy. With a strong track record in integrating sustainability into high-value investments, Louise plays a key role in shaping responsible growth across Infratil’s global portfolio.

Explore what’s next for our digital and energy future, and how you and your organisation can stay ahead of the curve.

Please arrive from 5pm to enjoy some refreshments and settle in before we start the panel promptly at 5:30pm.

Spaces are limited - RSVP to secure your seat.