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TIP Conference Melbourne 2026

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The Glasshouse
Melbourne VIC, Australia
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Wed, 21 Oct, 8:30am - 5pm AEDT

Seven Companies. One Day. Unrivalled Access.

TIP Conference brings together self-directed investors and leaders from seven ASX-listed companies for a full day of insight, connection and opportunity at The Glass House, Melbourne.

Hear directly from the CEOs and Chairs of companies selected against TIP Group's investment criteria — the kind of access you rarely get outside a shareholder meeting, without the noise of the broader market.

The day also features an expert panel discussion with Danielle Wood, Chair of the Productivity Commission, alongside company leaders and industry experts. Danielle is one of Australia's most respected voices on economics, policy and long-term value creation.

What's included in your ticket:

  • Seven company presentations with live audience Q&A

  • Expert panel discussion

  • Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea

  • Trade show floor — direct networking time with executive teams between sessions

Tickets:

  • Single ticket — $99

  • Two tickets — $149 (save $49)

  • Three or more tickets — 25% off per ticket

Teaminvest members attend free of charge. Enquire about membership →

Hosted by TIP Group, in proud partnership with ASX, ausbiz, The Stock Network and TIP Insurance.

Wednesday 21 October 2026 · Doors open 8:00am · Programme begins 8:30am · The Glass House, Melbourne

View the full programme and speaker line-up →

The Line-Up

  • Featured Panelist: Danielle Wood

    Featured Panelist: Danielle Wood

    Chair, Productivity Commission Danielle Wood's Bio: One of Australia’s most respected economists and policy thinkers, Danielle Wood is Chair of the Productivity Commission — the Australian Government’s independent research and advisory body on economic, social and environmental issues affecting Australians’ living standards. A former CEO of the Grattan Institute, Danielle brings a rare combination of economic rigour and accessible communication to questions facing Australian investors — from productivity and fiscal settings to housing, energy transition and long-run growth. Appointed Chair of the Productivity Commission, November 2023 (5-year term).

  • Featured Panelist: Richard Holden

    Featured Panelist: Richard Holden

    Professor of Economics UNSW Richard Holden's Bio: With a background in private equity as well as academia, Professor Holden brings an unusually practical perspective to big economic questions. His research has been published in the world's top economics journals and featured in the New York Times, the Financial Times, and The Economist. His most recent books examine free markets, digital money, and the structural shifts reshaping modern economies — exactly the forces every investor in the room is already navigating.

  • Scott Baldwin - Solvar Group

    Scott Baldwin - Solvar Group

    Managing Director & CEO Scott Baldwin's Bio: Scott Baldwin joined Solvar in 2008 as Chief Operating Officer, bringing extensive experience in sales, marketing, and technology. Appointed to the board in 2009, he established and led the secured finance division, driving the company’s growth in asset finance. Before Solvar, Scott spent more than a decade with General Electric Healthcare, holding senior roles across Asia in Sales & Service, major infrastructure projects, and the Asian Mergers and Acquisitions team. With qualifications in engineering and business, Scott combines commercial expertise with proven leadership in building high-performing, customer-focused businesses.

  • Stephen Young - Tasmea

    Stephen Young - Tasmea

    Founder and Managing Director Stephen Young's Bio: Stephen Young is the Founder and Managing Director of Tasmea, steering its strategic growth for 24 years. With 45 years of experience in corporate recovery and advisory, he previously led Arthur Andersen’s Adelaide office. A Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Stephen chairs all Tasmea subsidiaries and numerous public boards.

  • Kate Quirke - Alcidion

    Kate Quirke - Alcidion

    Chief Executive Officer Kate Quirke's Bio: Kate Quirke has served as Group Managing Director and CEO of Alcidion Group since 2018, leading the business across Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. With more than 25 years of experience in digital health, Kate brings deep expertise in large-scale healthcare technology procurements and implementations, and a strong track record of shaping strategic product direction within major healthcare software organisations. Under Kate’s leadership, Alcidion has grown its international footprint and built a strong and trusted customer base across multiple markets, with a clear focus on supporting clinicians and improving outcomes for patients. Beyond Alcidion, Kate is a Non-Executive Director of ANDHealth. Her contribution to the sector has been widely recognised, including being named one of Telstra Health’s inaugural Brilliant Women in Digital Health and receiving Biotech Daily’s CEO of the Year award in 2021.

  • Brad O'Connor - Cosgate

    Brad O'Connor - Cosgate

    Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Brad O'Connor's Bio: Brad leads Cogstate’s strategy, growth and day-to-day operations. Since becoming CEO in 2005, he has helped scale the business from its early focus on digital cognitive assessments into a broader, global CNS clinical-trial partner, with deeper customer relationships, an expanded service offering and a growing contracted revenue base. He has played a central role in building Cogstate’s capacity to support more complex trials across a wider range of brain-related conditions, while maintaining a disciplined, profitable business model. Under his leadership, Cogstate has delivered record sales contracts, increased the number of active trials and strengthened revenue visibility. Brad joined Cogstate in 2004 as Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary. Earlier in his career, he held senior roles with Spherion Group, the Australian Wine Exchange and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

  • Nan-Maree Schoerie - ECS Botanical Holdings Ltd

    Nan-Maree Schoerie - ECS Botanical Holdings Ltd

    Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Nan-Maree Schoerie's Bio: Nan-Maree is an experienced executive with a demonstrated history of working across multiple industries and geographies. With over 25 years of successful executive leadership in diverse organisations in terms of size, industry and maturity, she has demonstrated the importance of combining business acumen with a culture of winning. A passionate but empathetic leader who understands the value of trust.

  •  Lachlan Beech - Rivco Australia

    Lachlan Beech - Rivco Australia

    Executive Manager - Portfolio & Trading

  •  Lachlan Campbell - Rivco Australia

    Lachlan Campbell - Rivco Australia

    Executive Manager - Corporate

  • Stuart Wilton - Centuria Capital Group

    Stuart Wilton - Centuria Capital Group

    Co-Head - Unlisted Funds

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Testimonials - Hear From Investors Who’ve Been in the Room

  • Comprehensive insight into various companies all in one day — very educational.

    Michael K
  • The most valuable thing was having the benefit of hearing in detail about the companies, their products, histories and their outlook for the future.

    Rae A
  • Listening to the CEOs gives great insights into these businesses.

    Pravan P
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Melbourne VIC, Australia
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