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FF24 calls industry to shape the vision for construction

Australian Constructors Association < 1 mins read

Foundations and Frontiers (FF24) is set to become the annual benchmark event, similar to the COP sustainability and Davos economic summits, where goals are set and progress tracked for Australia’s construction industry.

With 100 of the industry’s most senior leaders attending invitation-only roundtables and a further 800+ attendees engaging in interactive discussions in the main arena, FF24 will mark the start of a new industry movement.

In preparation for FF24 this August, the Australian Constructors Association has released the first discussion paper titled ‘Defining good… and how to achieve it’.

Australian Constructors Association CEO Jon Davies said, “This first paper is a thought-provoking conversation starter.

“We’ve intentionally set the scene without prescribing solutions because we want the entire industry to contribute to the vision of what good looks like and collaboratively pursue that goal.

“FF24 is more than just a platform for discussing challenges; it is dedicated to finding solutions and improved ways of working together within the industry.

We invite all stakeholders to engage with the questions in the discussion paper and help shape the future of Australia’s construction industry at #FF24.

Download the discussion paper.

More information: www.foundationsandfrontiers.com.au


About us:

The Australian Constructors Association is the only representative body for contractors delivering vertical and horizontal construction projects, as well as undertaking infrastructure asset management. Our members construct and service the majority of major infrastructure projects built in Australia every year. Our goal is to create a more sustainable construction industry.


Contact details:

Megan Anderson, Head of Media and Communications

ph: 0475 978 478 / e: megan.anderson@constructors.com.au 

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