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You may not know it, but you’ve probably used a Ventia service today.

Dean Banks, Managing Director and Group CEO, tells us how the essential infrastructure company manages the assets that power daily life, like water, transport, and telecommunications.

Dean explains the advantages of being a broad portfolio business across Australia and New Zealand, and how the company’s sheer size helps them gather the data to deliver cost savings for customers.

Hear how Ventia hopes to get a bigger piece of the $100 billion energy opportunity, and new five-year contract awards in telecommunications. Dean reveals why in a volatile era, what he terms "boring reliability" is an advantage, with a focus on keeping their 35,000 employees safe, and defending against cyber threats as a government contractor.

Plus, how Ventia's telecommunications expertise is being used in space, with telescopes in the deserts of Western Australia to take “pictures of the past".
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