• Experiential Retail Design
  • Flagship Store Strategy
  • AI Retail Analytics
  • Retail Media Monetisation
  • Omnichannel
  • Flexible Leasing Models
  • Placemaking
  • Fresh Food Precincts
  • Wellness Fitness Anchors
  • ESG Sustainable Centres

The Future of Physical Retail Will Be Built Together

Two sides of retail. One shared future.

Shopping centre owners and retail brands are increasingly solving the same challenge: how to make physical retail perform.

From visitation, spend and customer experience to technology, data and changing consumer expectations, both sides are rethinking how physical spaces create value.

For landlords, that means stronger assets, destinations and long-term commercial value.

For retailers, it means stronger store networks, better locations and more productive physical spaces.

Malls & Stores of the Future brings both sides of the retail property relationship together under one roof.

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A New Format For 2027

One summit. Two sides of the physical retail equation.

Day One brings landlords, retailers and the wider industry together to understand where physical retail is heading. Day Two goes deeper, with dedicated tracks focused on the different decisions shaping retail property and store performance.

Day 1

The Big Picture — Where Is Physical Retail Heading?

One stage. The whole industry. A shared view of what comes next.
Consumer Outlook Retail Outlook Global Retail Trends Changing Customer Expectations Behavioural Science Placemaking Customer Connection Destination Strategy
Day 2

From Insight To Action

Two dedicated tracks focused on the investment, growth and operational decisions facing landlords and retailers.

Malls of the Future

  • Owners
  • Investors
  • Asset Managers
  • Leasing Leaders
  • Centre Managers
  • Investment Strategy
  • Asset Repositioning
  • Redevelopment
  • Leasing Strategy
  • Placemaking
  • Operational Performance

Stores of the Future

  • Retail Brands
  • Property
  • Leasing
  • Store Development
  • Customer Experience
  • Network Strategy
  • Location Strategy
  • Store Design
  • Store Experience
  • Retail Technology
  • Customer Connection

Speakers

Katie Baron

Content Director – Trends, Stylus Innovation + Advisory

Michelle McNally

Group Director, Customer & Asset Management, Vicinity Centres

Reid Nakou

Chief Experience Officer, The General Store

Marco Ettorre

Executive General Manager – Retail, Stockland

Chris Forbes

Director - Real Estate Asset Management, QIC Real Estate

Gayle Burchell

Chief Commercial & Sustainability Officer, THE ICONIC

Alison Flemming

General Manager – Retail & Build to Rent, Mirvac

Dan Monheit

Chief CX Thinker, Thinkerbell

Fiona Papworth

Head of Property Management – Retail Town Centres, Stockland

Antony Keenan

COO, Haben

Who Attends

Built for the Leaders Shaping Physical Retail

Malls & Stores of the Future brings together the people who own, operate, create and activate physical retail.

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Landlords, Owners & Investors

  • Shopping Centre Owners
  • REITs
  • Asset Managers
  • Investors
  • Developers
  • Leasing Teams
  • Centre Managers
  • Portfolio Managers

Retail Brands

  • CEOs
  • Retail Operations Leaders
  • Heads of Property
  • Store Development Teams
  • Expansion Leaders
  • Customer Experience Leaders
  • Marketing & Loyalty Teams
  • Omnichannel Leaders

Solution Providers

  • Technology
  • Design & Architecture
  • Retail Media
  • Construction & Fit-Out
  • Security
  • Customer Experience
  • Data & Analytics
  • Sustainability

Why Attend

Agenda

Day 1, Wednesday 24 February 2027

09:00

Opening remarks

Fergus Cunningham, Conference Director, FuturePlace
09:05

Chair's opening remarks

09:10

KEYNOTE | Retail’s next frontiers: What tomorrow’s brand fans will want from physical retail

As cultural, consumer and technological shifts reshape retail, what will the next generation expect from stores, brands and physical experiences?

This presentation explores the emerging behaviours and ideas set to influence retail in 2027 and beyond – from digital balance, new social and community spaces and sensorial experiences to AI, immersive technology and the convergence of retail, hospitality and entertainment.

  • Identify the consumer behaviours and cultural shifts that will shape tomorrow’s physical retail
  • Understand how AI, immersive experiences and emerging technologies could transform brand and customer experiences
  • Discover how retail, hospitality and entertainment are converging to create new formats, destinations and experiences
Katie Baron, Content Director – Trends, Stylus Innovation + Advisory
09:40

Market outlook 2027: Where will consumers spend and which retail formats will win?

What will the economic outlook mean for Australian consumers and retail performance in 2027? This data-led presentation examines where spending is moving, which retail formats and categories are outperforming, and what landlords and retailers should prepare for next.

  • Decode the 2027 consumer — confidence, spending and discretionary demand
  • Benchmark centre performance — across CBD, regional, neighbourhood, outlet and large-format retail
  • Identify the winners and pressure points — which categories are growing and what this means for tenancy mix
  • Look ahead — how interest rates, inflation, population growth and changing priorities could reshape retail demand
Harry Murphy, Head of Economic Research & Global Trade, Oxford Economics
10:00

PANEL | Customer, culture & connection: Creating places people choose

Winning in physical retail starts with understanding the customer. This executive panel brings landlords and retailers together to explore how changing behaviours, cultural influences and customer expectations should shape the places, brands and experiences of the future.

  • Building a shared view of the customer across landlords and retailers
  • Turning changing behaviours and expectations into better leasing, investment and experience decisions
  • Creating stronger connections between customers, brands and destinations
  • Aligning landlords and retailers around a shared vision for the customer
Panellists
Michelle McNally, Group Director, Customer & Asset Management, Vicinity Centres
Moderator:
Reid Nakou, Chief Experience Officer, The General Store
10:30

Morning networking & exhibition viewing

11:00

PANEL | What defines a winning retail asset in 2027?

What separates the best-performing retail assets from the rest? Senior property leaders examine where performance is being won — and where they’re placing their bets for the future.

  • What defines a high-performing retail asset today?
  • Where is capital being allocated — and why?
  • How are customer relevance, tenancy mix and community connection driving performance?
  • What will separate the winners from the rest over the next five years?
Panellists:
Chris Forbes, Director - Real Estate Asset Management, QIC Real Estate
Alison Flemming, General Manager – Retail & Build to Rent, Mirvac
Beau Waters, CEO, Hawaiian
Marco Ettorre, Executive General Manager – Retail, Stockland
Moderator:
Glenda Harkin, Founder & Principal Consultant, Athru Consulting
11:50

PRESENTATION | How customers really decide: Behavioural science for physical retail

Customers rarely make decisions as rationally as we think. This presentation explores how behavioural science can help landlords and retailers understand what really drives choice, engagement and return visits.

  • How emotion, context and cognitive shortcuts shape customer decisions
  • What influences attention, choice, memory and behaviour
  • Using behavioural insight to reduce friction and improve customer journeys
  • Applying behavioural science to store design, placemaking, loyalty and wayfinding
Dan Monheit, Chief CX Thinker, Thinkerbell
12:20

Lunch and exhibition viewing

13:20

INTERACTIVE PRESENTATION | The high-performance team playbook

High-performing retail businesses and destinations depend on teams that can collaborate, adapt and deliver under pressure. This interactive presentation will unpack the practical foundations of high-performing teams and provide leaders with a clear framework they can apply within their own organisations.

  • Understanding the behaviours and conditions that distinguish high-performing teams
  • Building a culture of trust, accountability and constructive challenge
  • Strengthening communication and collaboration across teams and functions
  • Translating the playbook into practical actions for your own team and organisation
Shelley Johnson, CEO & Founder, The Boldside
14:05

Interactive roundtable discussions

Roundtable 1: How will changing consumer behaviours, culture, technology and the convergence of retail, hospitality and entertainment reshape what people expect from stores and physical experiences?

Katie Baron, Content Director – Trends, Stylus Innovation + Advisory

 

Roundtable 2: How customers really decide: using behavioural science in physical retail

How can behavioural science help landlords and retailers better understand what drives attention, choice, engagement and return visits across stores and shopping centres?

Dan Monheit, Chief CX Thinker, Thinkerbell

 

Roundtable 3: Creating retail destinations people choose to be in

How can landlords, retailers and placemakers create distinctive retail destinations that build identity, strengthen community connection and give people more reasons to visit, stay and return?

Gilbert Rochecouste, Founder, Village Well

 

Roundtable 4: AI is shopping for your customer: who owns the relationship now?

As AI plays a bigger role in how customers discover, choose and buy, how should retailers and landlords decide which technologies genuinely strengthen the customer relationship and which risk giving it away?

Samantha Middlebrook, Product & Technology Specialist

 

Roundtable 5: Smart space, real impact: Why occupancy is the new battleground for malls & retailers

How can better occupancy data help landlords and retailers understand how space is actually being used, improve customer experience and make smarter decisions around layouts, leasing, operations and investment?

Anel Turkanovic, CEO, Vemco Group

Roundtable 6: The new leasing relationship: what do landlords and retailers need from each other?

How should leasing models, data sharing, incentives and collaboration evolve to create better outcomes for both landlords and retailers?

Roundtable 7:Turning customer data into better retail decisions

How can customer, transaction, location and behavioural data improve leasing, tenancy mix, store planning, marketing and asset performance?

Roundtable 8: Retail media: Where is the real commercial opportunity?

How can landlords and brands create retail media models that generate meaningful revenue, deliver measurable value and enhance rather than interrupt the customer experience?

Roundtable 9: Location intelligence: Where should retailers open next?

How can demographic, mobility, spending and competitive data improve network strategy, site selection and store format decisions?

Roundtable 10: Retail crime & security: Creating safer places without creating fortresses

How can landlords and retailers combine design, technology, operations and frontline strategies to tackle theft and antisocial behaviour while keeping stores and centres welcoming?

Roundtable 11: What is the ROI on customer experience?

How should landlords and retailers measure whether investment in design, placemaking, activations, events and customer experience is actually improving commercial performance?

Roundtable 12: Faster, smarter, cheaper: Rethinking store design & delivery

How can retailers, landlords and delivery partners reduce the time and cost of opening and refurbishing stores through smarter design, approvals, procurement and construction?

Roundtable 13: Beyond rent: Unlocking new value from retail assets

Where are the next revenue opportunities across retail media, partnerships, services, entertainment, mobility and other non-traditional income streams?

Roundtable 14: From online to in-store: Creating one customer journey

How can loyalty, apps, customer data, inventory and in-store technology connect digital and physical retail into a more seamless customer experience?

15:15

Afternoon Tea & Exhibition Viewing

15:50

PRESENTATION | The new story of retail: Creating places people choose to be

The best retail destinations offer more than transactions — they create identity, connection and reasons to return. Drawing on leading Australian and global precincts, this presentation explores what makes places relevant, distinctive and commercially successful.

  • The global trends redefining retail destinations
  • Creating identity, culture and community connection
  • Bringing together retail mix, placemaking and experience to drive visitation
  • How regenerative retail can create lasting social and commercial value
Gilbert Rochecouste, Founder, Village Well
16:10

PRESENTATION | Who Killed the Store of the Future? The hidden barriers between retail vision and physical reality

We talk constantly about the store of the future, but far less about why so many ambitious ideas never make it into physical space. This session explores the hidden barriers between vision and delivery, and examines how landlords, retailers and brands can rethink the rules, relationships and processes that shape the next generation of retail.

  • What are the hidden bottlenecks that stop bold retail ideas from moving beyond strategy and into physical
  • reality?
  • How can landlords, retailers and brands work differently to challenge conventional rules, reduce friction and unlock stronger outcomes?
  • What needs to change in the retail delivery playbook if we genuinely want to build
  • the store of the future?
Dimi Kapotas, Global Retail Design & Delivery Executive, Vicinity Centres
16:45

Cocktail Reception

18:00

End of Conference Day One

Day 2, Thursday 25 February 2027

09:00

Choose the Track best suited to your interests

On Day 2, the Summit splits into two dedicated tracks, recognising that landlords and retailers ultimately face different investment, growth and operational decisions.

Creating higher-performing retail destinations
09:00

Chairs opening remarks

09:10

CASE STUDY | The next chapter for Melbourne central: Evolving an iconic CBD destination

Melbourne Central has continually evolved alongside the city it serves. With a $170 million investment underway to deliver new retail, dining and entertainment by 2028, this case study explores how GPT is repositioning one of Australia's most recognisable retail destinations to strengthen its relevance, productivity and long-term role at the heart of Melbourne's CBD.

Anthony Iannuzzi, Head of Development - Retail, The GPT Group
Damien O’Connor, Head of Leasing - Retail, The GPT Group

09:40

PRESENTATION | The Exchange TRX: Creating Kuala Lumpur’s new retail & lifestyle destination

At the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s new financial district, The Exchange TRX combines retail, dining, leisure and public space to create a new social and lifestyle destination. This case study explores the strategy behind its early success and what has set it apart in a highly competitive market.

Trevor Hill, Retail Director – The Exchange TRX, Lendlease

10:10

PANEL | Operational excellence: What separates the best-run retail assets?

Great retail assets are won in the execution. This panel explores how leading owners align leasing, operations, marketing and asset management to drive stronger performance.

Stephen Dewaele, General Manager - Property Management, QIC
Fiona Papworth, Head of Property Management – Retail Town Centres, Stockland
Antony Keenan, COO, Haben
Aatef Khayat, Chief Operating Officer, Glad Group

10:50

Networking break & exhibition viewing

11:40

PANEL | Capital markets in focus: Who’s buying, what’s trading & where’s capital moving?

Capital is returning to Australian retail real estate - but investors remain selective. This panel examines where appetite is strengthening, what’s driving transactions and what assets need to demonstrate to attract capital.

Lucas Forbes, Fund Manager, Centennial
Tim Meurer, CIO, Assembly Funds Management
Ria Hayward, Head of Retail Investments, Cbus Property

12:20

FIRESIDE CHAT | The evolution of outlet retail: Value, brands & experience

Outlet retail is evolving beyond value alone, with stronger brands, better experiences and broader destination appeal. Drawing on Harbour Town Gold Coast and Adelaide, this fireside explores what’s driving the next phase of outlet growth.

Vanessa Rader, Head of Research, Ray White
in conversation with
Aron Eltahir, Portfolio Manager, Lewis Land

12:40

FIRESIDE CHAT | When allied health comes to the mall: Rethinking where care is delivered

Allied health providers are increasingly considering shopping centres as accessible, convenient locations from which to reach growing communities. This interview will explore what these operators need from future sites, where malls fit within their expansion strategies and how landlords can better accommodate healthcare uses within existing assets.

David Wilcox, Director, Urbis
in conversation with
Lynn Stevens, Head of Group Property ANZ, Audika Australia

13:00

PRESENTATION | Turning EV charging into a smarter retail asset

As electric vehicle adoption grows, charging infrastructure is becoming an increasingly important part of the customer experience at shopping centres and retail destinations. This presentation will explore how landlords can approach EV charging through the right partnerships, operating models and infrastructure strategies.

Ben Gregory, Senior BDM Public Charging, Exploren Network Assets

13:05

Lunch & networking break

14:05

PRESENTATION | The next entertainment mix: What global trends mean for Australian malls

Entertainment is playing an increasingly important role in how shopping centres attract customers, extend dwell time and broaden their appeal beyond traditional retail. Across Europe, Asia and the US, new concepts and formats are changing expectations around what entertainment within a retail destination can look like. Drawing on emerging international trends, this presentation will explore which concepts are gaining traction, how entertainment is influencing visitation and tenant mix, and where the strongest opportunities may lie for Australian landlords.

Kirk Edwards, Managing Director, C.H.E Group

14:25

PANEL | Third line revenue: Unlocking new value across the retail asset

Beyond rent, where will the next wave of retail property revenue come from? This panel explores how owners are turning their assets, audiences and customer relationships into scalable new income streams.

Sally Harding, Head of Alternative Income, QIC
Alex Michael, Commercial Manager, Revelop
Ashley Reyna, National Manager – Partnerships & New Business, Mirvac
Moderated by:
Brian Walker, Founder & CEO, Retail Doctor Group

14:55

PANEL | Creating great mixed-use precincts: Where design, public realm & retail meet

Great mixed-use precincts are more than a collection of uses — they are places people want to visit, spend time and return to. This panel explores how design, public realm and retail can come together to create vibrant, connected and commercially successful places.

Angela Bonnefin, Founder & Director, Retail Strategy Group
Alex Longley, Founder & Managing Director, Arcadia Landscape Architecture
Doug Southwell, Managing Director, Studio.SC
Moderated by:
Jennifer Cook, Non-Executive Director, Centuria Capital

15:15

PRESENTATION | Retail security as a leadership issue: Protecting people, experience & performance

Retail crime and antisocial behaviour are now business-wide challenges, not just loss-prevention issues. This panel explores how leaders can protect people and performance without compromising the customer experience.

Scott Taylor, Managing Director, Praesidium Risk & Resilience

Building The Next Generation Of Physical Retail
09:00

Chairs opening remarks

Nicola Clement, , Retail Executive & Strategic Advisor

09:10

KEYNOTE | The world’s coolest retailers: Lessons from the World Retail Congress

Opening day two with insights from the World Retail Congress, this joint keynote will look at the retailers, concepts and ideas attracting attention across global retail. Against a backdrop of changing consumer behaviour and economic conditions, the session will explore which brands are standing out and why. Drawing on leading international examples, the presentation will examine how retailers are evolving their formats, customer experiences and growth strategies, and what Australian retailers and landlords can take from the strongest ideas emerging overseas.

Reid Nakou, Chief Experience Officer, The General Store
Matt Newell, CEO & Founder, The General Store

09:50

PRESENTATION | Decoding MECCAmania: How a beauty brand became a retail phenomenon

How did an Australian beauty retailer become a global benchmark, destination and cultural phenomenon? This session decodes the MECCA success story — and what it reveals about brand power, customer obsession and the future of physical retail.

Ali Shoraka, Brand, Retail, Consumer Experience Strategist, The Black Book Concierge

10:20

FIRESIDE CHAT | Reinventing an icon: Inside Telstra’s next-generation flagship stores

Telstra is reimagining physical retail through new Melbourne and Sydney flagships. This fireside explores how brand, design, technology and service are coming together to create a new generation of Telstra stores.

Reid Nakou, Chief Experience Officer, The General Store
in conversation with:
Oran Weldrick, Head of Retail Design & Formats, Telstra
&
Dan Lacaze, General Manager – Marketing, Telstra

10:50

Networking break & exhibition viewing

11:50

FIRESIDE CHAT | Circularity & consumption: Rethinking the retail lifecycle

What happens to products that can no longer be sold but still have value? This panel explores how retailers can turn surplus stock from a commercial and environmental challenge into positive social impact.

Gayle Burchell, Chief Commercial & Sustainability Officer, THE ICONIC
in conversation with
Anthony Chesler, CEO, Thread Together

12:20

PANEL | The evolving role of the store: Growth, brand & experience

As the role of the physical store continues to evolve, retailers are looking beyond sales alone and considering how stores contribute to brand, customer experience, loyalty, service and wider commercial growth. This panel will explore how retailers are rethinking the role of their store networks, where they are investing, and how they balance customer expectations with the need to deliver measurable commercial returns.

Kym Porter, Global GM Retail Experience, Fisher & Paykel
Sandra Foti, Founder, Piccolina Gelateria
Macauley Ryan, Store Development Manager, LSKD
Moderated by:
Brian Walker, Founder & CEO, Retail Doctor Group

13:05

Lunch & networking break

14:05

PANEL | The tenant’s side of the table: Getting more from your lease

A great lease is about more than rent. This retailer-only panel explores how leading brands negotiate for the flexibility, terms and commercial outcomes that support stronger store performance and growth.

Anna Strzelcykowski, Group Manager – Property, Store Development & IP, Lorna Jane
Jessica Kahanoff, Executive Head of Property, Baby Bunting
Maz Violi, National Leasing Manager, Australia & New Zealand, Nando’s

14:35

CASE STUDY | Eighteen years of Aesop: How a long-term relationship between brand and designer shaped an evolving retail experience

For more than 18 years, March Studio has worked with Aesop across different stages of the company’s growth, leadership and retail evolution. This conversation will explore how the brief, design process and relationship between brand, architecture and retail have changed over that period, and the lessons other retailers and designers can take from such a long-running creative partnership.

Rodney Eggleston, Director, March Studio
Alex Michael, Commercial Manager, Revelop
Ashley Reyna, National Manager – Partnerships & New Business, Mirvac
Moderated by:
Brian Walker, Founder & CEO, Retail Doctor Group

15:00

FIRESIDE CHAT | Beyond the rating: The business case for circular store fit-outs

Using Country Road’s Chatswood Chase store and its participation in the Green Star Fitouts Early Access Program as a practical case study, this conversation will explore why sustainable store design should be viewed as more than an environmental commitment. Bringing together Country Road Group and the Green Building Council of Australia, the session will examine how a circular approach can create wider commercial and operational benefits throughout the life of a store.

Gabrielle Pavicic, Green Star Program Lead, Green Building Council of Australia
in conversation with
Sage Calamari, Sustainability Specialist, Country Road Group

15:20

PRESENTATION | AI is shopping for your customer. Who owns the relationship now?

As AI begins making decisions for customers, who controls the relationship — the retailer, the landlord or the algorithm? This presentation cuts through the hype with a practical framework for deciding which technologies genuinely deserve investment.

Samantha Middlebrook, , Product & Technology Specialist

15:40

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"An excellent summit that covered a diverse range of interesting speakers who shared insights and trends highly relevant to both landlords and tenants. A worthy investment of time with the additional benefit of networking with a talented group of industry professionals."

Daniel Boyle

Centre Manager – Chadstone The Fashion Capital, Vicinity Centres

“I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to FuturePlace for inviting me as a keynote speaker and panellist at this year’s Malls of the Future Summit. It was a pleasure to meet and exchange notes with the community of landlords and retailers from the ANZ region, and I look forward to having more meaningful engagements."

Chris Chong

CEO, Retail and Workspace (Singapore and Malaysia), CapitaLand Investment

"Stepping into the Malls of the Future Summit was like entering a dynamic realm where tenants and landlords converged, sparking synergies and outcomes that danced beyond the norm. With its stellar content and vibrant networking, it became a refreshing oasis for property professionals to collaborate and glean fascinating insights into the future of retail. Huge shoutout to FuturePlace for curating such an invigorating and thought-provoking experience!"

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Head of Property & Retail Development, Lorna Jane

"Another great edition of MOTF, excellent to see an even bigger turnout. Thought provoking discussion from many leading professionals in our sector provide some valuable insights. Well organised, thanks."

Leif Olson

Director - Head of Retail Leasing Australia, CBRE

"Malls of the Future Summit is a terrific platform for property professionals to network, collaborate & hear interesting insights into what will shape the future of retail.  Thanks to FuturePlace for putting on a great event & for providing a very thought-provoking day of quality information."

Simon Dyer

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"I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the organisers of the Malls Of The Future summit for allowing me to share my insights. The audience's enthusiastic response to our panel presentation was truly inspiring. It was a pleasure to connect with like-minded professionals and exchange valuable ideas. I look forward to continuing the conversation and collaborating with others in the industry. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity."

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General Manager, Leasing Retail, One Five One Property

"The Malls of the Future Summit is a unique event and one that is very much needed for the Shopping Centre industry. The platform provided by FuturePlace enabled idea exchange, networking and industry suppliers the ability to showcase their products and speak to decision makers which is invaluable."

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