Monthly Bulletin - January/February 2020

Tuesday, 4 February 2020

In this bulletin 

1. Breakfast Training Session - Monday 17 February 
   Topic: Intangible Assets - Driving success, failure & higher  valuations.
2. Defence Reserves Support (DRS) - Boot Camp 8 March 
3. Media Training with Ron Kandelaars - 1 April 
4. Winston's Churchill Trust - Fellowships on offer
5. Recap of Christmas Cocktail function and Tour of 1414 Degrees Thermal Energy Storage System (TESS)
6. Scholars in Focus - Jordan Parham 
7. Scholars in the News

COMING EVENTS

First ever Scholars Breakfast Training Event -
with Michael Masterson, Managing Director - Australia & New Zealand, Everedge

Intangible Property

Does your business have hidden assets?

If so their value could be destroyed or they could be stolen from you without you even realising.

You may not think you have any intellectual property, but are you sure?

This breakfast will help you identify intellectual property and other hidden assets, It will help you maximise the benefit your business gains from them and it will help identify how to protect them.

You will hear about some huge corporate failures that could have been avoided if management had understood the true value of their intellectual assets.

Media Training with Ron Kandelaars

Wednesday 1 April 2020
12.30 pm to 6.30 pm

​Generously Sponsored by Grant Thornton
Level 3, 170 Frome Street, Adelaide

Here is an excellent opportunity if you are thinking about how to continue your personal development journey.

Winston’s Churchill Trust – Fellowships on offer
Applications open Saturday 1 February and close Thursday 30 April 2020

If you would like to travel overseas to investigate inspiring and innovative practices that will help Australian communities, then apply for the Churchill Fellowship. Information sessions on the fellowship and how to apply are in Adelaide (Feb 11), Port Lincoln (March 10) and Naracoorte (March 12). For more information click here.

PAST EVENTS

The ILFSN Cocktail Function held at the SA Sea Rescue Squadron in December which also included a tour of the 1414 Degrees Thermal Energy Storage System (TESS) located at the Glenelg Wastewater Plant was a lovely and informative way for the ILF Scholars to finish off the year.

We would like to thank Jordan Parham (ILF2015) for hosting the tour and to
Grant Thornton for their sponsorship.

1414 Degrees

Jordan is currently Chief Operating Officer of 1414 Degrees. In this role, he oversees the management of a broad engineering, research and project management team, as well as being part of the Company’s leadership team.

1414 Degrees’ is an ASX listed company developing a Thermal Energy Storage System (TESS) which stores heat in silicon-based Phase Change Materials (PCM). The TESS is a new and unique form of bulk energy storage designed to provide both heat and power on demand for long duration discharge (4-24hours). The TESS takes electrical or gas energy, stores it as thermal energy in molten silicon and discharges it as both heat and electricity as required by customers. It is unique in its combination of flexibility of use, location, scalability, sustainability, and ability to provide heat and electricity.

First generation electrically heated TESS at 1414 Degrees Southlink Facility

Scholars in the media - kicking big goals

The following articles are also available on the ILF website. Please send us your news for inclusion in the bulletin – copies of news, articles published in papers or magazines or MP3 recording of live interviews preferred.

Naval Group 
Margaret Law (ILF2017) & Steven Patriarca (ILF2019) |

Signs MoU with 9 Australian suppliers including: 

Axiom Precision Manufacturing 
Jim Grose (ILF2016). 

December News Naval Navy Maritime Defense Industry

Edible Blooms, Kelly Jamieson (ILF2016) and

Detmold, Alf Ianniello (ILF2011), John Scott (ILF2013) & Zoe Detmold (ILF2016)

Team up for a gift that keeps giving. 

The Advertiser 3/12/19

Cold Logic
Eddie Lane (ILF2012) & Dr Michael Riese (ILF2012)

Together with a UK naval refrigeration supplier, have signed an exclusive memorandum of understanding to support the $35 billion SEA 5000 program. 

Featured in three articles

Dr Michael Riese - far right

Brayfield Park Lavender
Rhona Parker-Benton (ILF2019)

The South Australian lavender farm expanding to meet Chinese demand. 
SBS January 2020

Allan and Rhona Paker-Benton

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