QIC enters 2016 continuing to execute a multi-billion asset renewal program, that is transforming our centres from traditional transactional shopping environments to curated spaces for experiences and entertainment. The renewal...

See Angus McNaughton speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below Despite the tumultuous global and domestic political and economic circumstances, I am nevertheless confident that the shopping centre sector...

See Vanessa Orth speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below The benefits of collaboration In 2016, GPT will be focused on building deeper relationships with our customers by finding...

See John Schroder speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below Finding new mountains to climb The funny thing about the ‘tectonic shifts’ we’re seeing in retail is that, by...

See Peter Allen speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below The establishment of Scentre Group provided the executive leadership team the opportunity to review our strategic direction and recalibrate...

See Greg Chubb speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below Perhaps the best way to describe Charter Hall’s retail portfolio performance in 2015 and our optimism for 2016 is...

See Susan MacDonald speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below Mirvac’s retail portfolio has been significantly repositioned over the past three years, via disposals of its regionally located assets,...

See Gary Horwitz speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below 2016 will be an interesting year for our industry. Our focus over the past few years has been on...

See Sam Curry speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below Where to from here, and what’s next in the retail and consumer space? Will 2016 show more of the...

See Stewart Hutcheon speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below With the National Retailers Association predicting that the Australian retail industry is set to hit a record $300 billion...

See Sid Sharma speaking at the Big Guns lunch – video below   Retail sales growth – the new normal? Australian retail sales in 2015 increased 4.2% compared to the previous...