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In this episode of the DBA podcast we share the first session from the inaugural Digital Twin Live leadership summit, hosted by TEMPO Institute on 14 May 2024.

This first session was a one-on-one with Frankie Carroll, CEO of Suburban Rail Loop Authority in Victoria, Australia.

The discussion was titled 'Build Big; Digital Dreams' and saw DBA co-host Adam Beck walk thorugh Fankie's career history asking questions and eliciting reactions to what is an impressive resume filled with investment banking, infrastructure planning and mega-project delivery roles.

DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.

In our first of many interviews about 'the person', Gavin interviews Dr Mark Bew MBE - CEO and Chairman. Mark has been one of the driving forces over the past 20 years in the UK around digital built construction.

The interview tracks Mark's life growing up and his passion for engineering, digital construction, harnessing inspiration from data and of course his other love - sailing. Mark shares lessons learned from his career for the next generation of digital built leaders, and offers some insights for the industry for the mid-term future.

DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.

In this episode Gavin sit's down with Dr Ben van Deventer (Director - Industry Policy) from Infrastructure Australia, to discuss the recent work of the nation's key independent infrastructure advisor. Productivity, digital by default and building a data driven policy environment were all part of the discussion.

DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.

Well, if you've been looking for a technical exploration of the why, what and how of master data management for your Digital Twin - look no further!

In this episode Gavin sit's down with Rennie Chadwick (Global Leader Transport & Mobility) from Cohesive based in London, to hear about his experience in developing foundational master data management systems for Digital Twins on mega projects.

DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.

Welcome to Season 3 of the DBA podcast.

In this first episode we tackle one of the most wicked of crises currently relevant to all disciplines, industries, cities and nations - climate change.

Joining us is Sarah Kinsela, Partner at Deloitte in Climate Change and Sustainability. But Sarah is not only well versed in the topic of climate, her experience in the built environment spans financial, digital and data transformation as well.

And as a somewhat finance and policy nerd, Sarah is ideally placed to unpack the imminent showdown between Australia's mandatory climate related finacial disclosure requirements, and the built environment's ability and preparedness to access and report the necessary data.

DBA is powered by TEMPO Institute, an education platform to help drive a digital built environment.

As the year draws to a close Gavin and Adam sit down to review and discuss some key observations they made. They touch on the most recent season of the DBA podcast, where the Digital Twin marketplace is at and what's coming up in 2024.

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