Invitation – Tasmanian Leaders, 13 June 2025

Leading Climate Adaptation – panel and networking event, 3 July

If you’re waiting for the perfect moment to act on climate, you’re already behind.

This is your opportunity to join an expert panel in Launceston on Thursday 3 July from 16:00 to 18:00 for an engaging discussion and networking event exploring the critical questions Tasmanian organisations need to be asking themselves right now.

Tasmanian organisations are under increasing pressure to demonstrate sustainability and manage climate-related risk – it’s essential for staying competitive, compliant and credible.

Featuring insights from industry professionals working at the intersection of business, climate and strategy – offering practical reflections and ideas to support your organisation’s next steps.

This session is designed for:

  • Professionals leading or implementing sustainability strategies within their organisations.
  • Business owners and board directors seeking clarity on compliance requirements and the business opportunities beyond them.
  • The climate-curious and those ready to learn more and take their first steps.
  • Anyone passionate about building a more sustainable Tasmania, across sectors and industries.

Whether you’re leading the charge or just beginning the journey, this is your chance to be part of the conversation.

Meet your speakers

  • Tom Green, Managing Director, Enginuity Power Solutions
    Founder with a vision to make a significant environmental difference by changing the conversation around energy consumption in the electrical sector.
  • Nikole Gyles, Managing Director, Greenway Avenue Consulting
    Independent consultant and Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne, with over 25 years of experience spanning standard-setting, executive education, industry-focused research, and professional services.
  • Joanna Mosur, ESG Sustainability and Impact, KPMG
    Specialist in advisory services for small and medium enterprises, bringing a well-rounded perspective to sustainability challenges.
  • Rocio Rutter, Head of Growth and Advisory, pitt&sherry
    Systems thinker and circular economy expert specialised in the translation of strategy into action
  • Patrick Viljoen, Sustainability Leader, CPA Australia
    Sustainability strategist who guides organisations through carbon risk certification, ESG reporting and net-zero strategy.

This session is free to attend, thanks to the support of our generous partners including Enginuity Power Solutions, pitt&sherry, CPA Australia and the Launceston Institute (UTAS). Join us for drinks, light catering and the chance to connect with peers from across sectors.

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