Paul Schroder, David Tsai and Ed Kitchen join PM at Australia’s Economic Outlook event hosted by Sky News, The Australian

Appearing after the Prime Minister’s keynote on July 4 are AustralianSuper’s Paul Schroder, Crown Resorts’ David Tsai and Uber Eats ANZ’s Ed Kitchen as Australia’s Economic Outlook returns for its fourth year.

David Tsai, Paul Schroder and Ed Kitchen will appear at Australia’s Economic Outlook in July.

AustralianSuper chief Paul Schroder, Crown Resorts’ David Tsai and Uber Eats’ Ed Kitchen will analyse the key trends influencing business at an exclusive event presented by Sky News and The Australian on July 4.

They join Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who will outline his policy priorities in an increasingly fractured global economy.

Mr Tsai and Mr Kitchen will be interviewed by The Australian’s Associate Editor Eric Johnston discussing the forces shaping the economy.

Paul Schroder, CEO of AustralianSuper, speaks to Associate Editor of The Australian Eric Johnston. Picture: Arsineh Houspian

Blackstone-owned Crown is Australia’s biggest casino group and meal delivery platform Uber Eats is expanding last-mile delivery to 67 regional cities in 2025.

Mr Schroder will participate in a fireside chat with Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood about how geopolitical instability is reshaping world markets and what it means for investors.

AusSuper oversees $365bn as Australia’s biggest industry super fund.

The fourth annual Australia’s Economic Outlook business luncheon will be held on Friday, July 4, at Crown Sydney and will be Mr Albanese’s first corporate speaking engagement since his re-election. The PM will be hosted by Sky News political editor Andrew Clennell who will lead a Q&A discussion on the political issues at the heart of the economy for businesses and households.

Leading political journalist and Sky News’s AM Agenda anchor Laura Jayes will host the event.

Australia’s Economic Outlook 2025 is partnered by Uber, TechnologyOne and Crown.