We are delighted to welcome new AJBCC members McKinsey & Company, Toyota Motor Corporation Australia and University of Sydney – Net Zero Institute. See all our members.
See what they have to say about themselves below*.
Founded in 1926, McKinsey & Company is a global management-consulting firm, committed to helping institutions in the private, public, and social sectors achieve substantial and lasting improvements in their performance. With consultants in more than 60 countries, we bring unparalleled expertise to our clients anywhere in the world. We help our clients shape direction, mobilize their organizations, build capabilities, and support execution for sustainable results.
Our commitment to research and knowledge creation supports this objective. We publish our insights and those of external experts to help advance the practice of management and to provide leaders with facts on which to base business and policy decisions. Our content addresses the most challenging issues facing senior leaders. It spans countries and industries to examine everything from leadership and corporate strategy to globalization, urbanization, and technology’s impact on business and society.
Angat Sandhu, Partner, McKinsey & Company, will be the AJBCC nominated representative and is based in Sydney, NSW.
Since its foundation in 1937, globally, Toyota has strived continuously to contribute to the sustainable development of society and the planet through its business operations.
It’s a principle that we have continued since Toyota Australia started in 1963 and has helped to cement our position as Australia’s leading automotive company.
Motor vehicles greatly expand the freedom of mobility, however, we recognise that they can also have an effect on our society and the environment. With this in mind, we listen carefully to our stakeholders as we pursue a business that works towards harmony with people, society, and the global environment.
We are continuously innovating to develop vehicles that meet the needs of the market both now and into the future.
Our research focuses on vehicles powered by a range of alternative fuels and vehicles with the potential for automated driving.
Meanwhile we continue to work towards vehicles that are safe for everyone, and that maintain the standards of durability and reliability that people expect from the Toyota brand.
Nariaki Amano, Vice President of Toyota Australia, will be the AJBCC nominated representative and is based in Melbourne, VIC.
Accelerating Australia’s path to Net Zero through transformative partnerships and world-class research, The Net Zero Institute (NZI) is one of the University of Sydney’s seven flagship multidisciplinary research centres. The NZI mission is to accelerate the transition to Net Zero by delivering solutions that reduce energy demand, eliminate emissions, and remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
NZI drives impact by translating research into action, fostering innovation, enabling cross-sector collaboration, and equipping decision-makers and future leaders with evidence-based insights. The Institute is committed to deepening regional partnerships with industry and government – particularly with Japan, where there is a strong government-to-government alignment on decarbonisation and a shared commitment to advancing clean energy technologies through joint innovation. We maintain a longstanding industry board representative from Japan and continue to evolve active industry engagements, reflecting a deep commitment to bilateral collaboration.
Professor Deanna D’Alessandro, Director, will be the AJBCC nominated representative and is based in Sydney, NSW.
*Information contained in the above statement is as provided by our member companies, and responsibility for the accuracy of any claims contained in these statements remains with the company concerned.