SW’s James Ye (叶嘉) and Robert Parker will be joining experts Mark Dawson (Urbis), Sean Ryan (Greystar) and Meg Lee and Eugene Chen (Hall & Wilcox) at the next Hall & Wilcox property sector event in Melbourne.

Global players in the market are already turning their eyes towards Victoria and investing heavily.

The panel will discuss:

• The BTR tax concession
• Learnings from approved BTR projects
• How to present a BTR project for planning approval.

Event details

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The Emerging Developers Series express session is a two-part program of interactive seminars for an intimate group of up and coming property developers. It is designed to walk you through the property development process from start to finish.

You will have access to leading industry experts, and to learn from their strategic insight into property development and key developer issues from tax structuring to design and construction.

Event details

Speakers

	Daren McDonald, Partner, ShineWing Australia Daren is a leading accounting, commercial and taxation advisor to property developers in Australia. With 25 years’ experience in financial and strategic consulting to property developers on significant joint ventures.
	Blake Rodgers, Senior manager, ShineWing Australia Blake has more than 14 years’ experience in providing accounting, tax and business advisory services. Blake is a senior manager in ShineWing Australia’s property team and prides himself on providing timely and industry specific advice to his clients.
	John Grigg, Associate director, Sinclair Brook John has 14 years’ practical experience managing small, medium and large scale land subdivisions and built form projects. He brings experience from all sides of property development to his role, following a delivery-focused approach. He has the ability to effectively deal with complex project-related issues while managing the expectations of many stakeholders and, their often, competing interests.
	Adam Jaques, Senior associate, Maddocks Adam works within the Property Development team at Maddocks and has more than ten years’​ experience in advising local and overseas property developers, landlords, tenants, owners corporations and private clients on a wide range of development and property related matters. Adam’s current projects include large and small greenacre and apartment developments.
	Nick Lord, Director, Maxwell Collins Nick commenced at Maxwell Collins Real Estate in 1999 and is now the Managing Director. He is passionate about real estate and his overriding ambition is to grow the business so as to ensure Maxwell Collins is the most recognised and trusted brand across the Greater Geelong region, offering honesty, integrity and service that is second to none.
	Peter Preece, Project director, CardnoTGM Peter has over 20 years experience in the civil engineering field and has been a Director of TGM since 2003. He has a wide range of experience in civil engineering and urban development design. His experience extends from Local Government to the private sector where he has gained experience working on projects across Victoria.

Registration and more information

Know someone interested in property development? You are welcome to direct any interested property professionals to this web page or to the ShineWing Australia Marketing team via marketing@sw-au.com.

In order to maintain an interactive group, please note that places are limited to 20 and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

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We take the lead supporting tomorrow’s leaders with our Emerging Property Fund Series in Melbourne and Sydney.

This interactive five part series is facilitated by our own property funds specialists and industry experts, who will provide strategic insight into property funds management and key issues ranging from structuring, debt and equity through to legal and compliance.

Benefits of attending

• Learn how to protect your business and personal assets
• Different approaches to structuring your product
• Identifying methods to raise your debt and equity capital
• Market trends in the different asset classes
• Tax issues arising from different structure
• Effective exit strategies for your investors

Event details

Date: 5 sessions hosted on a monthly basis starting Wednesday, 23 October 2019 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 24 October 2019 (Sydney)
Time: 5:45pm – 8pm (canapes and refreshments provided)
Melbourne Venue: ShineWing Australia, L10, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne
Sydney Venue: ShineWing Australia, L8, 167 Macquarie Street, Sydney
Format: Interactive class-room style
Cost: $800 per person for the series or group booking for up to 3 people for $1,600 (prices exclude GST)

This includes:

• Five 2-hour sessions and networking opportunities with speakers and attendees
• Soft and hard copies of speaker presentations and handouts
• Automatic inclusion to our Emerging Property Funds Series, including invitations to future networking events

Session topics and dates 

Session 1: Fundamentals for Success, Property Funds – Wednesday, 23 October 2019 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 24 October 2019 (Sydney)

Speakers/Panelists: Howard Brenchley (APN Property Group), Paul Healy (Property Funds Association), Stuart Wilton (Centuria), Steven Bennett (Charter Hall) and Stephen O’Flynn (ShineWing Australia)

This introductory session will provide a brief overview of the series structure. You will hear first-hand from industry specialists the key lessons they’ve learnt, what challenged them the most, what worked, what didn’t and tips on building the right team.

Session 2: Fundamentals for Success, Personal and Business Issues – Wednesday, 27 November 2019 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 28 November 2019 (Sydney)

Please note, the Sydney session will be at 3pm – 5pm on this day.
Speakers/Panelists: Daren McDonald (ShineWing Australia) and Abi Chellapen (ShineWing Australia)
How do you separate your business fund from your personal assets? In this second session you will learn how to protect yourself, your funds and the appropriate ownership structures recommended to protect your investment and maximise your return.

Session 3: Fund Structuring – Wednesday 26 February 2020 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 27 February 2020 (Sydney)

Speakers/Panelists: David Southon (Aliro Group), Matthew Chun (Development & Property Consultant) and Simon Tucker (ShineWing Australia)
You may have a plan, but do you know which fund structure will give you the best competitive advantage? The industry experts will talk you through the fund structure matrix which covers local and international equity, fee structure and more.

Session 4: Debt and Equity – Wednesday, 25 March 2020 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 26 March 2020 (Sydney)

Speakers/Panelists: Warren Boothman (Open Corp), John Taylor (Crestone), Dan Freeman (Commonwealth Bank) and Matthew Schofield (ShineWing Australia)
This session covers everything you need to consider and what to avoid in modern-day financing. Identify both the traditional and alternative methods for obtaining funding, how to strike a deal with the banks and how best to raise your debt and equity.

Session 5: Legal, Regulatory and Compliance – Wednesday 22 April 2020 (Melbourne) / Thursday, 23 April 2020 (Sydney)

Speakers/Panelists: Legal advisor, Rene Muller (ShineWing Australia) and Rami Eltchelebi (ShineWing Australia)
Ensuring your i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed are important for the property funds management industry. Our experts will talk you through the documentation and practical application involved in your fund set-up and provide tips on avoiding common pit-falls to ensure you stay compliant.\

More information

Know someone interested in property fund management? You are welcome to direct any interested property professionals to this web page or to the ShineWing Australia Marketing team via marketing@sw-au.com.

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We take the lead supporting tomorrow’s leaders with our Emerging Property Fund Series in Melbourne.

This interactive five part series is facilitated by our own property funds specialists and industry experts, who will provide strategic insight into property funds management and key issues ranging from structuring, debt and equity through to legal and compliance.

Benefits of attending

• Learn how to protect your business and personal assets
• Different approaches to structuring your product
• Identifying methods to raise your debt and equity capital
• Market trends in the different asset classes
• Tax issues arising from different structure
• Effective exit strategies for your investors

Event details

Date: 5 sessions hosted on a monthly basis starting Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Time: 5:45pm – 8pm (canapes and refreshments provided)
Venue: ShineWing Australia, L10, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne
Format: Interactive class-room style
Cost: $800 per person for the series or group booking for up to 3 people for $1,600 (prices exclude GST)

This includes:

• Five 2-hour sessions and networking opportunities with speakers and attendees
• Soft and hard copies of speaker presentations and handouts
• Automatic inclusion to our Emerging Property Funds Series, including invitations to future networking events

Session topics and dates 

Session 1: Fundamentals for Success, Property Funds – Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Speakers/Panelists: Howard Brenchley (APN Property Group), Paul Healy (Property Funds Association) and Stephen O’Flynn (ShineWing Australia)

This introductory session will provide a brief overview of the series structure. You will hear first-hand from industry specialists the key lessons they’ve learnt, what challenged them the most, what worked, what didn’t and tips on building the right team.

Session 2: Fundamentals for Success, Personal and Business Issues – Wednesday, 27 November 2019
Speakers/Panelists: Daren McDonald (ShineWing Australia) and Abi Chellapen (ShineWing Australia)
How do you separate your business fund from your personal assets? In this second session you will learn how to protect yourself, your funds and the appropriate ownership structures recommended to protect your investment and maximise your return.

Session 3: Fund Structuring – Wednesday 26 February 2020
Speakers/Panelists: Matthew Chun (Development & Property Consultant) and Abi Chellapen (ShineWing Australia)
You may have a plan, but do you know which fund structure will give you the best competitive advantage? The industry experts will talk you through the fund structure matrix which covers local and international equity, fee structure and more.

Session 4: Debt and Equity – Wednesday, 25 March 2020
Speakers/Panelists: Warren Boothman (Open Corp), Dan Freeman (Commonwealth Bank) and Matthew Schofield (ShineWing Australia)
This session covers everything you need to consider and what to avoid in modern-day financing. Identify both the traditional and alternative methods for obtaining funding, how to strike a deal with the banks and how best to raise your debt and equity.

Session 5: Legal, Regulatory and Compliance – Wednesday 22 April 2020
Speakers/Panelists: Brendan Ivers (Hamilton Locke) and Rami Eltchelebi (ShineWing Australia)
Ensuring your i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed are important for the property funds management industry. Our experts will talk you through the documentation and practical application involved in your fund set-up and provide tips on avoiding common pit-falls to ensure you stay compliant.

More information

Know someone interested in property fund management? You are welcome to direct any interested property professionals to this web page or to the ShineWing Australia Marketing team via marketing@sw-au.com.

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The Emerging Developers Series is a four-part program of interactive seminars for an intimate group of up and coming property professionals. It is designed to walk you through the property development process from start to finish.

You will have access to leading industry experts, and to learn from their strategic insight into property development and key developer issues from tax structuring to design and construction.

Event details

Date: 4 sessions hosted on a monthly basis starting Monday, 13 May 2019
Time: 3pm – 5:30pm (afternoon tea provided)
Venue: ShineWing Australia, Level 10, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne
Format: Interactive class-room style format where our expert guest speakers will share their insight and expertise on a key component of the property development process.
Cost:  $800 per person for the series or group booking for up to 3 people for $1,600 (prices exclude GST)

This includes:

• Four 2-hour sessions and networking opportunities with speakers and attendees
• Soft and hard copies of speaker presentations and handouts
• Automatic inclusion to our Emerging Developer’s Series Program, including invitations to future networking events
• Invitations to ShineWing Australia’s annual Property Update event which brings together Australia’s leading property professionals

Speakers

	Daren McDonald, Partner, ShineWing Australia Dare is a leading accounting, commercial and taxation advisor to property developers in Australia. With 25 years’ experience in financial and strategic consulting to property developers on significant joint ventures.
	Brihony Boan, Partner, Gadens Brihony Boan is a Partner in the Property, Construction and Planning Team at Gadens in Melbourne, focusing on property development and distressed property sales.
	Luke O’Grady, Director/Owner, INPG Luke O’Grady is a Director and Co-Owner of Incollaboration Projects Pty Ltd. With over 15 years in the industry, Luke has a vast experience with all facets of the residential development industry including medium and high density residential apartments, townhouse projects or land subdivision.
	Christina McRae, Director, Urbis Christina is a Director at Urbis in Melbourne where she advises public and private sector clients on land use and development strategies and navigating the planning system. Multi residential, retail, mixed use and major project management are some of her key areas of practice.
	Sam Nathan, Director, Colliers International Sam has engaged closely with the premium apartment market for over 15 years, initially as a qualified valuer and then as a lead advisor to major domestic and international developers, investors, consultants and financiers, having had significant advisory roles on some of Melbourne’s most complex and renowned residential developments.
	Tom Renda, Director,  Thomas Capital and Advisory Tom has 32 years of banking experience, having held front line roles as State General Manager and National Industry Leader in Institutional Banking, Corporate and Business Banking at CBA, NAB and CBA. Tom has extensive experience across all aspects of banking and is now assisting clients in sourcing finance through bank and non-bank lenders.
	Andrew Deveson, Director, Kapitol Group  Andrew has over 15 years of vast experience in construction, with specialised expertise in active education environments, commercial offices and large-scale residential buildings throughout Melbourne. As a director of Kapitol Group, Andrew is responsible for the management of projects and works in close collaboration with all stakeholders from concept through to completion.
	Brendan Young, Associate, RLB  Brendan is a highly skilled and qualified construction professional who brings competence and enthusiasm to his role at RLB. For his twelve years at RLB, he has demonstrated comprehensive understanding of all key disciplines, providing him strong grounding for producing quality Quantity Surveying services to clients.
	Arif Uzay, Director, RLB Arif demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of all areas of quantity surveying, financial and cost management, specialising in conceptual estimating, cost planning and project procurement. He has considerable experience providing services for both the Government and the private sector on a broad range of construction projects and industries which predominantly include retail, residential and commercial sectors.
	Matthew Gibb, Managing Director, Gibb Group Matthew has in excess of 20 years’ experience in the industry and 15 years in senior positions in commercial and industrial property both in Australia and overseas including that of COO. Matthew’s wealth of knowledge is second to none in the commercial industrial sector.
	Matthew Malseed, Managing Director, Hamton Matt is the Managing Director and joint owner of Hamton Property Group. Upon its establishment in the early 2000’s and prior to becoming a joint owner of Hamton, Matt was a key senior executive in the business.He has been a regular guest lecturer for undergraduate and post graduate courses in property at the University of Melbourne and RMIT and has a strong interest in mentoring young people in the property development industry.
	Sejla Kadric, Associate Director, Blake Rodgers, Senior Managers, ShineWing Australia Sejla and Blake both have more than 11 years’ experience in providing accounting, tax and business advisory services. They have worked with broad spectrum of clients, ranging from high net worth individuals to large private businesses, subsidiaries of foreign multinationals as well as local and foreign owned property developers.

Session topics and dates

Session 1: Are you Development ready? | Legal documentation – Daren McDonald and Brihony Boan
Monday, 13 May 2019 

Are you ‘development ready’? This introductory session will provide a brief overview of the series structure as a whole and focuses on the development planning process. Daren explains the importance of a holistic and strategic development plan along with key factors to consider before embarking on any new project. In particular, this session focuses on structuring, asset protection as well as understanding and developing risk management methodology.

Brihony will present on a range of legal documentation issues. Getting documentation right the first time around minimises the risk of liability, performance issues and non-deliverables. Therefore it is crucial that proper attention be given to all legal documentation including (but not limited to) land acquisitions, contracts of sale, town planning submissions and supplier engagements and building contracts.

Session 2: Feasibility and development management | Town planning | Sales strategy  – Luke O’Grady, Christina McRae and Sam Nathan
Wednesday, 12 June 2019

Luke will step us through the preparation of an accurate feasibility statement, which is essential to the developer’s assessment of the opportunity. In addition, it is critical in determining a host of other factors such as risk and reward, timings, tax and cash flow planning and equity partners’ expectations. In addition, a successful development is all about delivering your project on time and on budget.

Our town planning expert, Christina will talk you through the documentation and practical application associated with all aspects of the development cycle and give tips on how to avoid some of the common pitfalls.

Sam will provide an assessment on current market trends and give advice on how to determine effective sales approaches and marketing strategies tailored to your project.

Session 3: Construction | Funding | Construction cost management – Andrew Deveson, Tom Renda, Brendan Young and Arif Uzay
Monday, 22 July 2019

Andrew, our construction expert, will speak about the construction process including management of the respective parties involved, common issues and the fundamentals in implementing a successful construction program.

Our expert Tom, will address the role that debt can play in funding a development along with the legalities and risks around alternative financing options. Tom will also cover structuring the deal for equity investors and property schemes. In short, everything you need to know about what to consider and avoid in modern-day deal structuring.

Brendan and Arif will provide practical advice to ensure you start off on the right foot when it comes to managing the construction costs of your development.

Session 4: Developers panel discussion | Completion and property taxes – Matt Gibb, Matt Malseed, Sejla Kadric and Blake Rodgers 
Monday, 19 August 2019

In the final session of this series, there will be a recap on the different phases of the development cycle with particular focus given to the completion and settlement of the project.

The first part of this session will be led by Matt Gibb and Matt Malseed, who will share their personal insight into how and why they got involved in property development, lessons learned and their journey to date. This session will be a rare opportunity to get firsthand knowledge from experts in the trade – learn what to avoid in the development process, how to judge feasibility of the project and increase your chances of success.

The final part of the session will be a recap of property related state and federal taxes pertaining to acquisition, hold and disposal of developed property

Registration and more information

Know someone interested in property development? You are welcome to direct any interested property professionals to this web page or to the ShineWing Australia Marketing team via marketing@sw-au.com.

In order to maintain an interactive group, please note that places are limited to 25 and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

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