The AELERT-INECE 2024 Global Summit for Implementing and Enforcing Environmental Law is less than two months away and we are pleased to reveal all of our keynote and international guest speakers that you will be meeting in November!
Our special guests are bringing their depth of knowledge from the North, Central and South America, China and east Asia, East Africa, Europe, and our own backyard with delegates from Australia and New Zealand.
The breadth of regulatory subjects represented at the Summit mirrors the connective nature of the regulatory system we operate in.
These varied perspectives on shared challenges will allow us to grow our collective capabilities, develop deeper collaborative relationships for the future, and move environmental law and regulation forward, together.
The full event program will be released in a matter of days including details on over 100 speakers contributing to the program over the duration of the event.
This is an action-oriented event for regulators at all levels, and all levels of government to learn, grow, share, and set the foundation for greater collaboration in 2025 and beyond.
Standard release tickets are almost completely sold out, so secure your place today and register online at: AELERT-INECE 2024 Global Summit.
We would like to extend a special thank you to our special guests below as well as all those who have submitted an abstract for consideration and are able to join is at the AELERT-INECE 2024 Global Summit.
AELERT-INECE 2024 Global Summit Keynote speakers:
Indigenous voice in environmental law and regulation
Dr Leslie ‘Phil’ Duncan – University Canberra
Galambany Professorial Fellow, Natural Resources Access Regulator board member and Gamilaroi man
Michelle Hobbs – Griffith University, Australian Rivers Institute
Associate Lecturer and Bidjara woman
Lori Cyprien – Dené Lands and Resource Management
Director of Rights & Lands
Mary Graham – Future Dreaming Australia
Director, Adjunct Associate Professor of Political Science at University Queensland, Kombu-merri and Wakka Wakka woman
Dr Michelle Maloney – Australian Earth Laws Alliance
Co-Founder and National Convenor
Erica Gregory – New Zealand Environmental Protection Authority
General Manager Manahautu, Erica’s tribal affiliations are to Waikato and Ngāti Maniapoto
International Network updates
Gerphas Keyah Opondo – Environmental Compliance Institute (Africa)
Executive Director
Dr Godwin Omondi Opinde – Environmental Compliance Institute (Africa)
ECI Board Chairman
Chochoe Devaporihartakula – AECEN (Asia)
Programme Manager at Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)
Carmen Dwyer – DCCEEW (Australia)
Lead adviser of the National EPA Transition Taskforce
Veronica Campos Medina – Redlafica (Central & South America)
Superintendence of the Environment Chile
Marco Falconi – IMPEL (Europe)
Chair
Miheala-Monica Crisan – IMPEL (Europe)
Water & Land Expert Team Leader
Effective judicial systems and actions that influence the whole regulatory system
David Uhlmann – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
Cecil Rodrigues – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Principal Deputy Assistant Administrator for Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
Yanqi Zhang – Supreme People’s Procuratorate
Supreme People’s Procuratorate of the People’s Republic of China
Justice Antonio Benjamin – High Court of Brazil
Chair of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (UICN) World Commission on Environmental Law
Miroslav Angelov – European Commission
Directorate-General for Environment
Transboundary impact & collaboration
Enrique Castaneda Sanchez – PROFEPA Mexico
Deputy Federal Attorney for Environmental Audits
Souheir Ibrahim – Ministry of Environmental Lebanon
Head of Legal
Susannah Dibble – U.S. Environmental Law Institute
Director International Programs
Carl Bruch – U.S. Environmental Law Institute
International Environmental Lawyer
Suzi Heaton – DCCEEW
Branch Head International Environment, Reef & Ocean
Heath Synnott – DCCEEW
Director International Environment, Reef & Ocean
Law design for implementation
Amy Porter – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Senior International Advisor Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
Professor Cameron Holley – University of New South Wales
Professor in the School of Law, Society and Criminology
Professor Darren Sinclair – University of Canberra
Professor, Centre for Environmental Governance
Govinda Terra – Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources Brazil
Chief of Staff
Public participation, stakeholder & community engagement
Tony Chappel – New South Wales Environment Protection Authority
CEO
Dr Claudia Benham – University Queensland
ARC DECRA Senior Research Fellow, School of the Environment
Catherine Moltzen – Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority
Assistant Director – Compliance Planning
Climate change and air quality regulation
Jon Gorvett – South Australian Environment Protection Authority
CEO
Jennifer Lynn – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Criminal Investigation Division
Regulatory posture, culture, priorities and outcomes performance reporting
Lee Miezis PSM – Environment Protection Authority Victoria
CEO
Su Wild-River – ACT Environment Protection Authority
Executive Branch manager
Amy Porter – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Senior International Advisor Office of Enforcement and Compliance Assurance
Building practitioner capabilities & safety
Aryel Abramovitz – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Engineer & Environmental Protection Specialist
Michael Freeman – Verbal Judo Institute
Associate Instructor, regulatory compliance and natural resources
Secure your tickets now to the AELERT-INECE 2024 Global Summit for Implementing and Enforcing Environmental Law online now.
Please note that this list is subject to change without notice prior to the event.
