Stormwater NSW links the diverse and multi-disciplinary interests of all stakeholders of the Stormwater Industry and represents them at both a state and national level. The Association is a not for profit organisation that exists only to serve its members.
Stormwater NSW promotes innovative and sustainable practice technologies, standards and policies that minimise adverse environmental, social and economic impacts. The Association also facilitates an understanding of the roles and responsibilities of agencies and partners in working to improve the management of our natural and built stormwater systems, provides an advisory and reference service for the industry and promotes the concept that stormwater is a resource.
The objective of Stormwater NSW is to enable local practitioners and the broad community to learn about available stormwater management and quality technologies, provide a platform which encourages interaction between the multiplicity of disciplines and parties engaged in our industry and encourage the development and understanding of new technologies. Our Association also provides opportunities for all interested practitioners and organisations to network within and across disciplines and to influence stormwater policy, legislation and industry guidelines at local and national levels.
Stormwater NSW is supported by the National Association and a strong network of state associations in Queensland, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia.
To become a member of Stormwater NSW contact our NSW Secretariat on 02 9744 5252 or email siansw@stormwater.asn.au
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'Everything Flows: The Coming of Age of Stormwater and Envisaging the Future'
Thursday, 14th June, 2012
The Sebel Parramatta, 350 Church Street, Parramatta NSW 2150
8.45 am - 2.00 pm
Are you unsure about the future of stormwater, or are you excited and ready for the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead? Either way, this seminar is for you!
The stormwater industry has grown significantly over the last two decades. Today, the industry is witnessing major advances in technology, research, policy and professional practice. What do these advances mean and is the industry mature enough to rise to the challenges and opportunities that they will bring?
By harnessing the collective wisdom of experts drawn from consultancy, local government, manufacturing and state politics, this seminar will seek to address these questions. Together, our presenters will show us how far we've come and will offer their vision and predictions for the future.
You will hear from:
- The Hon Kevin Rozzoli
- Dr Brett C Phillips, Cardno (NSW/ACT)
- Steve D Baker, Rocla
- Jan Orton, Marrickville Council
This seminar, presented by Stormwater NSW and sponsored by BCP Precast, will show you how to take advantage of the rapid changes that are occurring, presenting an opportunity for you to place yourself at the leading edge of the industry. If you care about the stormwater industry and your place in it, then you can't afford to miss this seminar.
Seminar registration includes arrival tea and coffee, morning tea and lunch. Secure, undercover parking is available at The Sebel Hotel, however, spaces are limited. Parking beneath The Sebel Hotel is complimentary for all registered delegates. Delegates will be able to register upon arrival from 8.15 am.
Seminar Registration Form (download)
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Executive President: Natalie Payne, Blacktown City Council Vice President: Rob Peterson, Brown Consulting Treasurer: Brett C Phillips, Cardno (NSW/ACT) Pty Ltd Secretary: Eric Love, Starwater Solutions
General Committee Peter Bennett, Baramy Engineering Barry Birch, Master Plumbers Association John Constandopoulos, SKM Aaron Cortese, Ecosol Bhakti Devi, City of Sydney Sophia Findlay, Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council Steve Frost, Fairfield City Council Matthew Lewis, Sydney Water Richard McManus, Equatica Murray Powell, Optimal Stormwater Martin Ryzak, Rocla Erin Sellers, Fairfield City Council Harout Tcherkezian, Stormwater 360 Ben Wolfgramm, Storm Consulting |
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