How will you live your Hundred Year life?

Duncan Young is the head of Workplace Health and Wellbeing at leading international property and infrastructure group Lendlease.

He is a passionate advocate for the positive impact of workplaces on health and is a leading speaker in this area. He focuses on elements of workplace wellbeing that help individuals thrive, not just at work, but in life.

His strategies and programs are based on research but are grounded in the workplace environment as this is where we spend most of our waking time. He believes that health is a journey and that small steps can lead to larger incremental change. His real world research has been published in medical journals

Natalie is the Lendlease head of Workplace & Change and a leading thinker in creative workplaces and how changes in society are impacting how we work day to day.

Kate Meyrick is a lawyer with a master’s degree in urban design and estate management. British-born, she has more than twenty-five years in the property industry and has worked throughout Europe and Australia as well as Asia and the USA as an urbanist and place maker. She is well respected for her work in community engagement, project positioning, visioning and place co-creation.

Since 2001 Kate has been based in Australia becoming a citizen in 2006. She has been the chief executive and managing director of The Hornery Institute, a non-profit organisation specialising in community development, for more than a decade. In this capacity she has worked alongside government, industry and community partners to create a shared vision for some of Australia’s most ambitious major urban infrastructure and regeneration projects nationwide.

She has also been influential in shaping thinking about the global competitiveness of Australian cities, the future of Sydney Harbour foreshore and the Sydney Midtown: Central Station precinct. She is a regular speaker, panellist and conference moderator; contributing to in-house and industry training programmes. She is also a thought leader in relation to world class teaching, learning and research environments, talent attraction and innovation precincts.

Barrie Barton is a lawyer by qualification, an entrepreneur by nature and an urban strategist by profession. He has spent most of his adult life thinking about the relationship between the places we live and the sort of people we become. Barrie’s company, Right Angle Studio, works with government, the development industry and funds, helping them understand the needs of future audiences and how to create places that will be of increasing value to them in the years to come.