QBE Ventures is pleased to have Lynn Thompson leading the charge on the value of the Australian tech sector and setting the partnership agenda at the Australia National Tech Summit. Supporting a connected tech ecosystem is a key enabler for the Australian economy, and QBE Ventures is actively investing in early stage tech companies that have the potential to transform insurance.
Our Deputy Executive Director, Frank Coletta FAICD, is taking part in the Collaboration Workshops 'Setting the Partner Forum Agenda' on day one of the National Tech Summit at The Timber Yard in Port Melbourne with Lynn Thompson, QBE Ventures, James Posnett and Blair Beaton, ASX, Kwok Tang and Claire Thompson, Herbert Smith Freehills, Bob Williams, Lockton, Jane Adams, Commonwealth Bank and Jo Cantle CAHRI, Australian Public Service Commission. Earlier, The Hon. Bill Shorten MP (Minister for the National Disability Insurance Scheme; Minister for Government Services) and Federal Member for Maribyrnong delivered the keynote address, talking about the importance of government in rebuilding the trust of Australian citizens in both government and technology and the need for inclusion, access and having people and their preferences at the centre of decision-making when it comes to data collection and use.