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Future Generation ‘Meet the Chairs’ Webinar 4 July 2024

Please enjoy the recording of our Future Generation ‘Meet the Chairs’ Webinar 4 July 2024.

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Please enjoy the recording of our Future Generation ‘Meet the Chairs’ Webinar 4 July 2024.

Future Generation CEO Caroline Gurney, spoke with new Future Generation Australia (ASX: FGX) Chair Philip Lowe and Future Generation Global (ASX: FGG) Chair Jennifer Westacott AO. ​

Philip was recently the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, and Jennifer was the former Chief Executive of the Business Council of Australia and is currently Chancellor of the University of Western Sydney and Non Executive Director of Wesfarmers.​​​

During the webinar, Philip, Jennifer and Caroline answered shareholder questions and discussed their views on productivity, inflation, the cost of living, the youth mental health crisis and more.

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