Industry Leadership Roundtables
Designed for Real Industry Discussion
The FBIS26 Industry Roundtables are structured, facilitated working sessions designed to move beyond high-level discussion and examine the practical barriers preventing better project outcomes across the value chain.
These are not presentation sessions.
Participants will engage directly with peers across government, clients, designers, contractors, manufacturers and operators to explore what needs to change to improve delivery performance, productivity and long-term industry capability.
Participation is intentionally limited to support meaningful discussion and practical outcomes.
Who will be there
Expected Participant Groups
- Government and Developer clients
- Asset owners and operators
- Leading Contractors
- Architects and Design Consultants
- Industry Manufacturers and Suppliers
- Industry Research Leaders
Building MMC Roundtable
A client-led working session focused on what is preventing Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) from being adopted at scale across building programs and what needs to change to enable implementation across the value chain.
Procurement and commercial models
Standardisation and product platforms
Manufacturing and supply chain capability
Client-side market shaping
Delivery constraints and behaviours
Investment and long-term thinking
Why attend
Gain direct insight into how clients, industry and government are approaching MMC adoption, while contributing to practical discussion on how delivery models, incentives and behaviours must evolve to support scalable implementation.
Session Format
Facilitated closed-session discussion with approximately 12 invited participants, supported by practical scenario workshops and industry share-back discussions.
Format: Facilitated Closed Discussion
Participants: Approx. 12
Duration: Half-Day Session
Location: Glasshouse Boardroom
Infrastructure Productivity Roundtable
A collaborative industry discussion exploring how government, clients and delivery partners can improve productivity outcomes across infrastructure programs through better alignment, delivery models and cross-sector collaboration.
- Government leadership and market influence
- Productivity barriers across delivery models
- Cross-sector learning and collaboration
- Procurement and commercial alignment
- Long-term capability development
Why attend
Contribute to practical discussions focused on improving infrastructure delivery performance and identifying opportunities for more effective collaboration across the industry value chain.
Session Format
Facilitated closed-session discussion with approximately 12 invited participants, supported by practical scenario workshops and industry share-back discussions.
Format: Facilitated Closed Discussion
Participants: Approx. 12
Duration: Half-Day Session
Location: Executive Suite
Why These Discussions Matter
Across both building and infrastructure sectors, expectations continue to rise while delivery systems remain fragmented, reactive and increasingly difficult to sustain.
Projects are becoming more complex.
Margins remain under pressure.
Capability constraints continue to grow.
At the same time, there is increasing recognition that productivity improvement cannot be solved by individual organisations acting alone.
These roundtables are designed to create open, cross-sector discussion in a trusted peer environment, focused on what must change across the broader delivery ecosystem.
Roundtable participation is intentionally limited to support productive discussion and practical engagement.
Participants will be selected based on:
- Ability to influence outcomes across the value chain
- Relevant experience and perspective
- Contribution to discussion quality and practical outcomes
- Achieving the right mix of participants and industry viewpoints
Expressions of interest are now open for FBIS26 Industry Roundtables.
Due to limited capacity, participation requests will be reviewed prior to confirmation.
