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HIGHLY ACCLAIMED SPEAKERS & KEY TOPICS INCLUDE

How FedEx Is Using Autonomous Robots To Make Future Deliveries

How Robot Waiters And Waitresses Are Serving Customers In Australia

How Autonomous Robots Are Doing Maintenance At Sydney

Harbour Bridge

How Vision-Equipped Robots Are Saving The Great Barrier Reefs

See The Future Of Mining With Robots And Intelligent Machines

Learning Lessons From Cobots Implementation: Failures, Challenges,

Painpoints And Implementation Success

How Exoskeletons Can Assist Humans In Heavy Manufacturing

How Rolls Royce Automated An Entire Assembly Line With Cobots

How Sydney Waters Uses Robots To Maintain Its Pipelines

How Catch Group Built A Fully Autonomous Warehouse With

Cobots And Robotics

12 MARCH, EVENING: CHAMPAGNE NETWORKING SESSION

Enjoy a glass of champagne whilst networking with otherlike-minded individuals on topics that are of most interest

to you and fellow delegates.

PRASHANT MENONManaging Director IT FedEx Express

PROF. DIKAI LIU (Invited)Co-director, Centre for Autonomous SystemsUniversity of Technology Sydney

PHILLIP CROTHERSEnterprise Domain Leader - ManufacturingBoeing

PROF. ANDREW HARRISDirector, Technical Futures & Engineering Excellence GroupLaing O’Rourke

STEPHEN PARKERHead of Product Niska Retail Robotic

MATTHEW DUNBABINProfessorQueensland University of Technology

DR. SARATH KODAGODAAssociate Professor, Deputy Director University of Technology Sydney

RICHARD WHETTONHead of FullfillmentCatch Group

ALI SOOFASTAEIResearch Developer at Artificial Intelligence CenterVale

LUC SCHEFFERChief of Manufacturing TechnologyRolls Royce

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MAIN FORUM

MAIN FORUM

PARTICIPATING COMPANIES INCLUDE:

• How FedEx Is Using Autonomous Robots to Make Future Deliveries

• Building Autonomous Factory Of The Future With Cobots And Robotics

• Exoskeleton Demonstration: How Exoskeletons Can Assist Human In Heavy Manufacturing & Emergency Services

• How Cobots Makes Visual Inspections In The Blink Of An Eye

• How Vision-Equipped Robots Are Saving The Great Barrier Reefs

• How Robotic Exoskeletons Are Used To Reduce Factory Injuries By 75%

• Automating The Entire Assembly Line With Cobots And Robotics

• How Laing O'Rourke Uses Robotics To Drive Future Automation

• How Australia Post Automates with Robots In Its Warehouses

• Autonomous Maintenance Robots At Sydney Harbour Bridge: Micro-Robots Find And Manage Flaws In Painted Surface On Bridge

• How Sydney Waters Uses Robots To Maintain Its Pipelines

• Robotic Butchery: How Robot Butchers Are Driving New Levels Of Productivity In Meat Processing

THE FORUM AT A GLANCE

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5POWERFUL REASONS TO ATTEND THE COBOTS 2020 FORUM

1. Join an exclusive gathering of thought and business leaders for meaningful exchanges around intelligent robotics and their promise in various industries

2. Acquire actionable insights, proven solutions and effective strategies to deploy your own ultra- efficientcobotoperation

3. Discover new ways cobots are being used to ratchet up productivity and efficiencywhile tackling labor costs and shortages

4. Forge valuable partnerships with some of the most innovative minds at the forefront of the intelligent robotics and Industry 4.0 revolution

5. Learnmoreabouthoworganizationsinvariousfields and sectors have successfully used cobots to overcome a host of tedious and dangerous on-job tasks

2

3HEAR FROM KEY EXPERTS

FEATURED THOUGHT LEADERS & INDUSTRY SPEAKERS LINE UP

JOHN COXCIO

Australia Post

PROF. DIKAI LIU (Invited)

Co-director, Centre for Autonomous Systems

University of Technology Sydney

ALI SOOFASTAEI Research Developer at

ArtificialIntelligence Center Vale

NATHAN KIRCHNERHead of RoboticsLaing O'Rourke

PROF. SALAH SUKKARIEH

Professor of Robotics and Intelligent Systems

The University of Sydney

STEPHEN PARKERHead of Product

Niska Retail Robotic

PROF. ANDREW HARRIS Director, Technical

Futures & Engineering Excellence GroupLaing O’Rourke

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MATTHEW DUNBABIN Professor

Queensland University of Technology

SENIOR MANAGEMENT Victoria International Container Terminal

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DARRYL HEIDKE Science and Technology

Manager - Processing efficiency

Meat & Livestock Australia

SARATH KODAGODA Associate Professor, Deputy

Director - Teaching and Research Integration

University of Technology Sydney

LUC SCHEFFER CENG PMP

Chief of Manufacturing TechnologyRolls Royce

PROF. DAVID GILLATT Professor of Urological Oncology and Robotic

SurgeryMacquarie University

Hospital Sydney

KATE ORLOVACEO

Niska Retail Robotics

PRASHANT MENON Managing Director IT

FedEx Express

RICHARD WHETTONHeadofFulfilment

Catch Group

PHILLIP CROTHERSEnterprise Domain Leader

- Manufacturing Boeing

DR MARC CARMICHAELLecturer

University of Technology Sydney

RHETT TALLEYBusiness Development Manager – Automation

Diverseco

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FEATURED THOUGHT LEADERS & INDUSTRY SPEAKERS LINE UP

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5FORUM HIGHLIGHTS

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LEARNING LESSONS FROM COBOTS IMPLEMENTATION: FAILURES,

CHALLENGES, PAINPOINTS AND IMPLEMENTATION SUCCESS

HOW VISION-EQUIPPED ROBOTS ARE SAVING THE GREAT BARRIER REEFS

SEE THE FUTURE OF MINING WITH ROBOTS AND INTELLIGENT MACHINES

HOW CATCH GROUP BUILT A FULLY AUTONOMOUS WAREHOUSE WITH

COBOTS AND ROBOTICS

HOW FEDEX IS USING AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS TO MAKE

FUTURE DELIVERIES

HOW EXOSKELETONS CAN ASSIST HUMANS IN HEAVY

MANUFACTURING

HOW SYDNEY WATERS USES ROBOTS TO MAINTAIN ITS

PIPELINES

HOW ROLLS ROYCE AUTOMATED AN ENTIRE ASSEMBLY LINE WITH

COBOTS

HOW AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS ARE DOING MAINTENANCE AT SYDNEY

HARBOUR BRIDGE

HOW ROBOT WAITERS AND WAITRESSES ARE SERVING CUSTOMERS IN AUSTRALIA

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WHO YOU WILL MEETAT THE FORUM

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Enjoy a glass of champagne whilst networking with other

like-minded individuals on topics that are of most interest

to you and fellow delegates.

12 MARCH, EVENING: CHAMPAGNE NETWORKING SESSION

Industries (including but not limited to): • Manufacturing• Electrical/Electronic

Manufacturing• Industrial Automation• Mechanical or

Industrial Engineer• Oil & Energy

In the Roles of:Chief/Head/Directors/Managers/Officersof• Engineering• Project Management• Robotics• Design• Operations• Systems• Drafting• Construction• Technology• Operations• Research

SENIORITY LEVEL OF DELEGATES

Director Levels & Above

Head of Departments

Manager

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Who You Will Meet:

• Planning• 3D - Printing• Software• Information• Packaging• Assembly• Machine Tending• Quality Inspection• Research and

Development• Quality Control• Manufacturing• Warehouse

Management

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10 REASONSWHY YOU SHOULDATTEND THE FORUM

COBOTS 2020: INTELLIGENT AND COLLABORATIVE ROBOTICS AUTOMATION FORUM | 12 - 13 MARCH 2020

Compelling case studies shared by speakers who have played

major roles in making the cobot revolution a reality

Useful examples of what Australia stands to gain from the uptake of intelligent robotics

over the next 15 years

An exclusive platform for experts to address pressing challenges to deploying cobots in various settings

A valuable opportunity to engage and forge

partnerships with Industry 4.0 thought and business leaders

Hard-hitting takeaways on how intelligent robotics are transforming sectors from

manufacturing and logistics to food processing and healthcare

Insights into why companies need

cobots, and how their implementation can fail

Actionable tips on rolling out cobots across the entire value chain, and where they shine most in assisting and augmenting human workers

Inspirational showcases of how intelligent

robots have delivered benefits in the cultural and

environmental spheres, in addition to commercial

Proven best practices and practical insights on the

technology and methodologies needed to maximize the real-world potential of intelligent

robotics

Interactive, outcome-focused

roundtable discussions and panels aimed at

demystifying cobots, and assisting delegates in

plotting a course to onboarding their own

COBOTS 2020: INTELLIGENT AND COLLABORATIVE

ROBOTICS AUTOMATION

FORUM

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MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 1

10:1512:30

Morning Refreshment & NetworkingLunch & Networking

KEYNOTE: HOW INTELLIGENT ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGIES ARE DRIVING THE NEXT WAVE

OF MASSIVE AUTOMATION

AUTONOMOUS FACTORY OF THE FUTURE WITH COBOTS AND ROBOTICS

09:00

09:15

11:00

09:45

10:30

12:00

Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

Massive Automation With Intelligent RoboticsHow Unilever Uses Cobots And Intelligent Robots To Drive The Next Wave Of Massive Automation

Roundtable Discussions

Autonomous Factory Of The FutureNokia: Autonomous Factory Of The Future With Cobots And Robotics

Smart FactoryFujitsu Digital Factory: Pioneering Next Wave Of Automation With Cobots Providing Humans With Precision Manufacturing

5G: How Ericsson Uses 5G To Usher In A New Generation Of Connected Robots To Automate Entire Assembly Lines (Sponsored Session)

• Using Wearables To Improve Execution Between Robots And Humans

• Visual Inspection Cobots• Robotic Exoskeletons

Nokia’s “factory of the future” in Oulu, Finland offers a glimpse into a world in which high-speed connectivity promises to transform manufacturing. The Oulu campus, where the company is manufacturing its 5G base stations, is the heart of Nokia’s 5G radio design and innovation efforts, allowing the company to test and build equipment in tandem with researchers. Industrial robots are doing final assembly of some products. By standardizing such things as screw sizes, Nokia has been able to turn more and more of the work over to robots. Nokia is also starting to introduce cobots which have a high degree of sensitivity and are safe to use alongside humans. An advantage of cobots is that they can be more easily reprogrammed to handle repetitive tasks. Automation has enabled new levels of sophistication, increasing the number of components on a motherboard dramatically, and allow quality inspection in soldering work with optical system, something that would be nearly impossible to do with the human eye.

Fujitsu is changing the way computer mainboards are manufactured and tested, with a pioneering collaboration where robots assist humans, working side-by-side on electronics assembly lines. The safety-first deployment is part of a co-creation project at the Fujitsu Digital Smart Factory in Augsburg, Germany, one of the world’s most modern IT production facilities. In this ground-breaking mainstream electronics implementation, human-robot collaboration includes the handling of delicate computer components: a task that was previously considered beyond the range of robotic automation. To make the approach more quickly available to other manufacturing companies, Fujitsu and its partners have developed an Industry 4.0 robot-based process automation solution to provide high-precision mainboard handling and testing.

With 5G a growing reality and Industry 4.0 underway, Ericsson is taking a big step toward smarter wireless manufacturing and automation at its own 5G factory. An intelligent automation system is deployed for the production of Ericsson Radio System, including a fully automated flexible robot cell solution for final assembly. Ericsson plans to subsequently combine this system with its own connectivity layer - adding machine learning and artificial intelligence to its production, enabling real-time data analytics and an end-to-end predictive automated manufacturing chain.

Robots and automation are helping all kinds of businesses to keep up with the demands of consumers, from the smallest manufacturer to the largest multinationals. Unilever and other giants of the consumer goods industry have started to reinvent themselves, with robots and automation at the core of their new business strategies. Unilever has tapped on the power of intelligent robotic technologies in its manufacturing transformation:• Boosting Product Variety - handling multiple product

sizes• Combining Different Product Lines with robotic

palletizers• Expanding production capacity and mass customization

with cobots

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• Automating Entire Assembly Line With Cobots

• Robotics As A Service

DR MARC CARMICHAELLecturerUniversity of Technology Sydney

LUC SCHEFFER CENG PMPChief of Manufacturing TechnologyRolls Royce

912 MARWED

15:00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 1

13:3015:30

16:30

17:0014:30

16:00

14:00

Quality inspectionHow Cobots Make Visual Inspections In the Blink Of An Eye

Calling All Innovators! Imagine Tomorrow Now: How Vendors And End-Users Can Collaborate In Combining Next-Generation Robotics With Traditional Automation Into New Solutions

Panel DiscussionLearning Lessons From Cobots And Robotic Implementation: Failures, Challenges, Painpoints And Implementation Success

How Robots Can Help Do Your Grocery Shopping!Vision-Based RobotsHow Vision-Equipped Robots Are Saving The Great Barrier Reefs

ExoskeletonThe Future Of Construction With Robotics And Exoskeletons

Opportunities And Challenges In Developing And Deploying Truly Collaborative Systems

VIP Packaging, a leading plastic and steel packaging company in Australia and New Zealand, has tapped automation to minimise manual handling and gain production efficiencies. The company implemented a fully automated system - including three robots, a pallet dispenser, a twin shuttle, a three-vision system, a fully automated HMI, an automated pallet strapping system and a pallet stretching machine - which were all controlled by one central motor control centre. They were able to integrate vision systems that could identify a number of bottle faults and reject those bottles. This automated quality control system was more consistent than the human element, which allowed lowering the cost of each pallet through the associated labour savings and reduced packaging waste. The system was also programmed to monitor and sound an alarm to alert the operator if too many bottles were rejected consecutively.

RangerBot AUV is a novel completely vision-based robotic tool that has been developed to provide coral reef managers, researchers and community groups extra ‘hands and eyes’ in the water to help monitor and manage various threats on the Great Barrier Reef. This includes monitoring reef health indicators like coral bleaching and water quality, mapping and inspection, and pests like the Crown-Of-Thorns Starfish (COT). Advances in robotic vision and artificial intelligence meant the COTSbot could recognize COTS 99.4 percent of the time. This project is in collaboration with the Great Barrier Reef Foundation with support from the Google Impact Challenge.

SAVING AUSTRALIA'S GREAT BARRIER REEFS WITH VISUAL INSPECTION ROBOTS

HEAVY LIFTING COBOTS WITH EXOSKELETONS

MATTHEW DUNBABINProfessorQueensland University of Technology

PHILLIP CROTHERSEnterprise Domain Leader - Manufacturing Boeing

PROF. ANDREW HARRISDirector, Technical Futures & Engineering Excellence GroupLaing O’Rourke

RHETT TALLEYBusiness Development Manager – AutomationDiverseco

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NATHAN KIRCHNERHead of RoboticsLaing O’Rourke

PHILLIP CROTHERSEnterprise Domain Leader - Manufacturing Boeing

KATE ORLOVACEONiska Retail Robotics

INSPECTION COBOTS: AUTOMATING VISUAL INSPECTION AND AUDITS

17:30 FedEx Autonomous Delivery Robots

PRASHANT MENONManaging Director IT FedEx Express

18:00 Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

18:05 End of Day One Champagne Networking Session

After a long day of learning, benchmarking, and planning, unwind and mingle with your peers

1013 MARTHU

MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 2

10:15

12:00

Morning Refreshment & Networking

Lunch & Networking

09:00

09:15

11:00

11:30

09:45

13:00

10:30

NATHAN KIRCHNERHead of RoboticsLaing O’Rourke

PROF. DAVID GILLATTProfessor of Urological Oncology and Robotic SurgeryMacquarie University Hospital Sydney

JOHN COXCIO Australia Post

SENIOR MANAGEMENTVictoria International Container Terminal

STEPHEN PARKERHead of Product Niska Retail Robotic

PROF. DIKAI LIU (Invited)Co-director, Centre for Autonomous SystemsUniversity of Technology Sydney

DR. SARATH KODAGODAAssociate Professor, Deputy Director University of Technology Sydney

Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

Process AutomationRobotics Roadmap Lays Out Future For Construction

Robots For Smart PortsVictoria International Container Terminal: The World’s First Fully Automated Container Handling Terminal

F&B Robot AssistantReady To Be Served By A Robot? How Do Ice Cream And Robots Go Hand In Hand?

Robot AssistantRelieving Healthcare Professional With Hospital Robot Helper : A Case Study By Macquarie University Hospital Sydney

Maintenance RobotsAutonomous Maintenance Robots At Sydney Harbour Bridge: Micro-Robots Find And Manage Flaws In Painted Surface On Bridge

Automated WarehouseAutonomous Warehouse: How Australia Post Meets The Growing Demand Of Online Shopping

New South Wales Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) invested in the development of autonomous robots for removing rust and old paint on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Once placed within a steel structure, a user can simply activate the robot which then automatically senses and explores an unknown 3D environment, builds a 3D map, plans collision-free motion, and performs blasting operations. The major benefit of the robots is the drastic reduction of worker exposure to hazardous grit-blasting environments, compared to the existing manual blasting process.

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AUTOMATING ENTIRE ASSEMBLY LINE WITH COBOTS AND ROBOTICS

SERVICE ROBOTS: HOW ROBOTS ARE TRANSFORMING THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY

DEPLOYING INTELLIGENT ROBOTS IN THE MAINTENANCE OF VITAL INFRASTRUCTURE

BUILDING A FULLY AUTONOMOUS WAREHOUSES WITH COBOTS & ROBOTICS

FOOD PREPARATION AND SERVICE ROBOTS

13:30 How Sydney Waters Uses Robots To Maintain Its Pipelines

Employing in-pipe robotic tools allowed Sydney Water to perform cost-effective advanced condition assessments. It enables Sydney Water to intelligently identify actual ‘end-of-life’ replacements. The cost of asset renewal programs has been reduced from approximately $AU50 million per year to $AU30 million. Sydney Water invested as part of a consortium-run project worth $AU12 million. The project involved 10 major Australian water utilities.

14:00 Future Mining With Robots And Intelligent Machines

ALI SOOFASTAEIResearch Developer at Artificial Intelligence CenterVale

MINING ROBOTS

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DAY 2

COBOTS 2020: INTELLIGENT AND COLLABORATIVE ROBOTICS AUTOMATION FORUM | 12 - 13 MARCH 2020

15:00 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking

15:30

16:30

17:00

14:30

Building A Fully Autonomous Warehouse With Cobots & Robotics

Case Study: How Meat & Livestock Australia Uses Robots Across The Entire Value Chain

Closing Remarks by Conference Chairman

Robotic-as-a-ServiceRise Of Robotics-as-a-Service: How RaaS Will Lower Investment Costs And Drive Massive Adoption In Robotics Technology

Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA) is currently driving an extensive $AU60 million program of advanced 2D and 3D imaging technologies, encompassing the full ‘paddock to plate’ red meat value chain. MLA has key strategic partnerships with leading domestic and global technology provider organisations, for example: hyperspectral imaging (US), dual energy xray (NZ), airline baggage CT (US), including both 2D and 3D modalities.

Wartsila’s Central Distribution Center in Kampen, the Netherlands, serves as a hub for the entire logistics chain of spare parts supporting energy and marine solutions. In partnership with DHL, the company chose to deploy Robotics-as-a-Service to implement a Virtual Conveyor material transport solution and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to simplify point-to-point material handling. With the Cloud Robotics Platform, the systems were deployed in just a few days. Since each AMR is equipped with sensors, they were able to intelligently navigate through normal warehouse operations, slowing down around people and finding their own safe paths through the warehouse. In addition to reducing the physical stress on workers, robotic AMRs were able to take over the repetitive task of transporting goods.

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THE RISE OF ROBOTIC-AS-A-SERVICE

ROBOTIC TECHNOLOGY FOR FOOD PRODUCTION

16:00

PROF. SALAH SUKKARIEHProfessor of Robotics and Intelligent SystemsThe University of Sydney

RICHARD WHETTONHead of FullfillmentCatch Group

DARRYL HEIDKEScience and Technology Manager - Processing EfficiencyMeat & Livestock Australia

Food Production RobotsHow Robots Can Overcome Challenges On-Farm

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CANCELLATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONSOnce we have received your booking, the place(s) are confirmed. No refunds will be made for any cancellations, however, program credits of equivalent value only applicable for Clariden Global events will be provided. Credits can only be redeemed for 1 program and is valid for only one (1) year from date of issue.Substitution with a qualified candidate is allowed by providing at least 5 working days of advance notice to Clariden Global. One time substitution is allowed with no charges. Subsequent substitutions will be charged 10% admin fee.

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PLEASE NOTE: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED reserves the r ight to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers and the date and venue due to reasons beyond their control. If in the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED will refund the full amount and disclaim any further liability.ENQUIRIES: If you have any queries about registration or payment please do not hesitate to contact our client services department on +61 3 9909 7310.PRIVATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT: Any information provided by you in relation to this event is being collected by CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and will be held in the strictest confidence. It will be added to our database for the primary purpose of providing you with information about future events and services.Visit us at www.claridenglobal.com for upcoming events

An invoice and registration confirmation will be sent within 7 days, please contact us if you have not heard from us within 7 days. Payment can be made by credit card, by bank transfer or by cheque made payable to “CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED”.

ALL PAYMENTS MUST BE RECEIVED IN ADVANCE OF THE EVENT.

BY CHEQUE / BANK DRAFT :Made payable to CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and mail to: 3 International Business Park, #04-29, Nordic European Centre, Singapore 609927.BY TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER TO:Bank Name: Standard Chartered BankBank Code: 7144Bank Branch Code: 001Bank Address: 6 Battery Road, #01-01 Singapore 049909Bank Account No: 0107775042Bank Account name: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITEDSWIFT Code: SCBLSG22Please note that all bank charges are to be borne by participants. Please ensure Clariden Global International Limited receives the full invoiced amount.Note: Please include invoice number on all payment types and your company’s name in your payment instructions for our reference.CREDIT CARD:To make payment by credit card, please call our client services hotline at +61 3 9909 7310.

Melbourne Marriott Hotel12 - 13 March 2020Address: Corner Exhibition &, Lonsdale St, Melbourne VIC 3000, AustraliaPhone: +61 3 9662 3900Website: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/melmc-melbourne-marriott-hotel/

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