Throughout September and October of 2022 we celebrated 10 years of Women in BIM (WIB) and to mark this special occasion we hosted a series of six events in six different cities for our WIB Members, Partners and Supporters, as a thank you for supporting WIB over the past decade.
The event series culminated with our Melbourne event, which was held at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne on Thursday 27 October.
This final event in Melbourne marked 10 years of achievement, inspiration and ingenuity from women across the globe who are working hard to digitise the built environment.
WIB Founder and Global Chair. Rebecca De Cicco hosted this event, alongside International Broadcast Journalist Emily Rice, who introduced a sterling line-up of influential and disruptive speakers, sharing their insights and experience of people, projects and the processes that are driving the sustainable future of the built environment.
27 October 2022
8.15am – 9.00am
Registration and networking
9.00am – 9.30am
Emily Rice, Global Television Journalist & MC / Melbourne Reporter, 9 News
Rebecca De Cicco, Founder & Global Chair, Women in BIM / Principal, Digital Enablement, Aurecon
9.30am – 9.45am
Kelsey Stein, Regional Lead Brisbane, QLD, Women in BIM / Principal Business Consultant, Autodesk
9.45am – 10.30am
Karlee’s presentation will touch on the latest findings from Microsoft’s Work Trends Index that uncovered urgent pivots for leaders to help employees and organisations thrive in the current choppy economic waters. Central to her discussion will be the importance of transforming the employee experience so that everyone can become more engaged, helping to reduce attrition and increase productivity. Given Karlee’s passion for normalising the conversation around mental health in the workplace and the critical importance of this connecting to the employee experience, she will also share more about the initiative that she leads at Microsoft.
Karlee Scott-Murphy, Global Specialist – Employee Experience, Microsoft Viva + REAL Mates Leader, Microsoft, Worldwide Emerging Solutions – Global Black Belt Team
10.30am – 10.50am
Morning tea
10.50am – 11.30am
Hear from Women in BIM’s Regional Leads in Australia and New Zealand in this hybrid session as they share their personal and career journeys in digital roles across their careers. Our Regional Leads will discuss their pathways, the impacts and some of the gains and challenges they faced along the way.
Rebecca De Cicco, Founder & Global Chair, WIB / Principal, Digital Enablement, Aurecon
Nicole De Cicco, Global Management, WIB / Consultant, Digital Communications, Aurecon
Jenny Tseng, Regional Lead Sydney, WIB / Digital Delivery Practice Lead, Mott MacDonald
Belinda Thompson, Regional Lead Perth, WIB / BIM Lead, Western Australia, GHD
Kelsey Stein, Regional Lead Brisbane, WIB / Principal Business Consultant, Autodesk
Rachel Strauss, Regional Lead Melbourne, WIB / BIM Manager, bimco
Keri Niven, Regional Lead Christchurch, WIB / New Zealand Digital Practice Lead, Aurecon
Melanie Tristram, Regional Lead Auckland, WIB / Digital Delivery Lead, Associate Principal, Jasmax
Simoné Roux, Regional Lead Auckland, WIB / Digital Advisory Lead, Digital Engineering, WSP
11.30am – 12.00pm
Laura will discuss the Victorian Transports DE Transformation Programme (VTDETP) focusing on the digital strategy across the Department of Transport (DoT) and Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA) as well as Rail Projects Victoria (RPV) journey which forms an integral part of this programme. Laura will discuss the strategy and requirements for DoT and MTIA as well as the Victorian transport journey to date.
Laura Buckley, VT Digital Engineering Transformation Program Manager, Rail Projects Victoria (RPV)
12.00pm – 12.45pm
In this panel, we will discuss how diverse teams can support greater innovation and efficiencies across our sector. This panel, including both government and industry leaders, will review the policies around diversity, inclusion and driving these goals across procurement and practically into projects.
Facilitator: Rebecca De Cicco, Founder & Global Chair, WIB / Principal, Digital Enablement, Aurecon
Panellists:
Carys Evans, Director, Digital Twin Victoria
Andrew Curthoys, Digital Delivery Manager, Cross River Rail / Chair, Australasian BIM Advisory Board (ABAB)
Belinda Hodkinson, Principal – Digital Services, Spiire
Luke Belfield, Victorian Chief Engineer, Office of Projects Victoria (OPV)
12.45pm – 1.30pm
Lunch
1.30pm – 2.15pm
In this panel, we will discuss how to attract and retain the best talent to create a more inclusive, smarter, and diverse industry, to support the skills shortages across our sector. We will discuss some of the key issues and challenges facing the industry in terms of promoting, advancing, and retaining women and how Women in BIM aim to address this challenge through their various projects all over the world.
Facilitator: Amalia Athanassopoulos, Executive Director, Resolve Insight
Panellists:
Dominik Holzer, Associate Professor in Digital Architectural Design, University of Melbourne / Owner, AEC Connect
Fabiana Santos de Almeida, Associate / Studio BIM Lead, Warren and Mahoney Architects
Ben Fox, Digital Integration Specialist, Level Crossing Removal Project / DTV Utilities Lead, Digital Twin Victoria
Helli Kotasek, Section Leader, Digital & Spatial VIC/SA/TAS, Veris
2.15pm – 2.45pm
Lisa’s presentation will focus on the importance of diversity across project teams and the required skills needed to sustain the future of the construction industry to be able to deliver Victoria’s pipeline of infrastructure projects. As a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion Lisa will discuss her career pathway and her experiences as a senior leader in the construction industry as well as her view on the importance that diversity plays in enabling the industry to thrive and deliver on some highly ambitious targets.
Lisa Hogben, Package Director, Melbourne Airport Rail (MAR) / Board Director, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)
2.45pm – 3.00pm
Afternoon tea
3.00pm – 3.45pm
In this panel, we will discuss the importance of mentoring and how it can support career growth and a focused career pathway. We will explain how enabling growth in soft skills, leadership and communication techniques can enable our future leaders to evolve and thrive in the built environment. The panel will include some our WIB mentoring program participants and their personal experiences in this process.
Facilitator: Jenny Tseng, Regional Lead Sydney, WIB / Digital Delivery Practice Lead, Mott MacDonald
Panellists:
Tayler Hubber-Davis, Digital Delivery Consultant, IIMBE / WIB Mentee
Alastair Brook, Global General Manager, DBM Vircon / WIB Mentor
Marelise Knobel, Digital Engineering Lead, WSP/ WIB Mentor
Matthew Kehoe, Director, Digital Build, Office Projects Victoria / WIB Mentor
3.45pm – 4.00pm
Closing remarks
4.00pm – 5.00pm
Networking and drinks
International Broadcast Journalist and News Reporter
Emily Rice is an accomplished broadcast journalist with more than 20 years presenting experience across Australia and internationally.As a working journalist Emily has an excellent grasp of current affairs and has been recognised with several media awards including Australian Patient’s Association’s Best Health Reporter Award 2019.
Emily is currently 9News Melbourne’s Medical Reporter where she files regular exclusive stories on the latest national health issues. She has also worked as a reporter and presenter on various national programs including; Today Show (Channel Nine) The Project (Network Ten) Meet The Press (Network Ten) and Ten News (US Correspondent / Network Environment Reporter).
Emily is also in demand for her exemplary MC skills, regularly hosting national industry conferences, forums and functions. In the business space she has hosted numerous HR, finance and leadership conferences.
Section Lead – Digital & Spatial, Veris
Helli has over 30 years’ experience, centred on geospatial data solutions. Her key areas of expertise are; geospatial strategy development and implementation, project management and delivery, data governance, stakeholder engagement and team leadership. She has primarily worked in professional consulting services firms and has delivered data-driven solutions to clients in mining, agriculture, transport, urban planning and construction.
Regional Lead Brisbane, QLD, Women in BIM / Principal Business Consultant, Autodesk
Kelsey Stein has over fourteen years of AEC industry experience in the USA, Australia, and New Zealand. She currently works as a Business Consultant at Autodesk, where she assists AEC customers to achieve better business outcomes. Her specialty is in digital transformation for construction clients.
Prior to joining Autodesk, she was the National Preconstruction Technology Director at Skanska where she led all technology-related initiatives for Skanska USA Building’s Project Planning Services group. She is a member of the Mavericks 50 List, Top 40 Under 40, and an ACC Construction Champion. She is also a guest lecturer at the University of Washington and an Autodesk University keynote speaker.
Before joining Skanska, she worked on large-scale sports architecture facilities as an architectural designer for Populous. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from Drury University with a Bachelor of Architecture and has a Master of International Construction Management from the University of Florida.
Principal – Digital Services, Spiire
Belinda is a digital specialist with more than 20 years’ consulting experience with national and international firms across the built environment. As Principal, Digital Services at Spiire, she helps organisations embrace digital and emerging technology as a co-pilot for their success.
Through leading enterprise-wide policy, strategic digital transformation and change management, she enables clients to better serve their customers, enter new markets, streamline internal processes, and improve productivity.
Belinda also devotes time to initiatives that progress and uplift the digital industry, from advising on digital procurement models to developing education frameworks.
Global Management, Women in BIM / Consultant, Digital Communications, Aurecon
Nicole is a key member of the Digital Enablement Advisory team at Aurecon where she supports the team the team in Digital strategic advisory solutions to our clients. Prior to Aurecon, Nicole acted as the Operations Manager for Digital Node (acquired by Aurecon in 2021). She managed all marketing & communications solutions for the business. Nicole now acts as the Strategic Training Manager and Digital Communications Advisor supporting the Digital Enablement team’s growth and success across the business.
Nicole is also the Global Manager of Women in BIM where she helps the group run all communications and day to day activities. She supports all the global communications, manages events, supports and promotes WIB Regional Leads and publishes content on and behalf of the team. Instrumental to our growth Nicole also manages communications with event partners, secures speaking arrangements with our members and generally helps to build our brand and overall awareness across the globe.
Regional Lead Auckland, NZ, Women in BIM / Digital Delivery Lead, Associate Principal, Jasmax
Mel is a knowledge-leader in BIM implementation and development in New Zealand. She was instrumental in rolling out practice-wide adoption of BIM specialist modelling software Revit to Jasmax in 2005. This enabled Jasmax to be one of the earliest adopters of this tool in the country.
As Digital Delivery Lead at Jasmax, Mel continues to advance Jasmax’s application of BIM & PIM, advising project teams on project BIM strategy and delivery to ensure that delivery meets each client’s aspirations and expectations. Mel leads Jasmax’s BIM team in researching and implementing tools and workflows that enhance and aid collaboration with our consultants and partners, leveraging BIM and our developing capabilities. Mel contributes widely to the industry, most recently with her appointment to the BIM Acceleration Committee.
Digital Integration Specialist, Level Crossing Removal Project / DTV Utilities Lead, Digital Twin Victoria
Ben Fox has nearly 15 years’ experience across a broad range of digital-focused roles encompassing CAD, BIM, GIS, reality capture and digital engineering, including founding and directing a market-leading company delivering the development of BIM content solutions to building product manufacturers, architects and engineers. Ben has also specialised in roles providing digital consulting services focused on scan to BIM, 3D printing, manufacturing and 3D visualisation.
Since 2018 Ben has worked with digital solution teams, with a focus on digital twin initiatives that leverage reality capture, BIM, GIS and other related technologies. To date, Ben has applied his “keep it simple”, client/value-centric digital approach to major infrastructure owners in the road, rail, aviation, buildings and defence sectors. Since mid-2019 Ben has held multiple roles within the Victorian Government’s Level Crossing Removal Project. Initially embedded via AECOM as a Digital Solutions Advisor within the internal R&D team followed by directly joining LXRP in late 2021 as a Digital Integration Specialist. Ben’s major focus while at LXRP has been on the challenges and digital opportunities present in the management of underground utilities on infrastructure projects. This has also seen him take a leading role at Digital Twin Victoria heading up the DTV Utilities work-stream.
Digital Delivery Manager, Cross River Rail / Chair, Australasian BIM Advisory Board (ABAB)
Andrew has held senior roles in the Queensland Government in both economic and social portfolios for 30+ years. He has delivered complex policy and complex projects in a highly charged political environment of constant change. Since 2016 Andrew has led the development of digital enablement policy in the Queensland Government and has become recognised as a ‘thought leader’ in digital enablement, digital policy development and digital application particularly for asset delivery, management, and operations.
Andrew was appointed to the role of Digital Relationship Manager at the Cross River Rail Delivery Authority in March 2021. This role was established to ensure the integration of the digital elements and the data that sits behind that, with the ultimate asset owning agencies.
In April 2022, Andrew was appointed to the role of Digital Delivery Manager overseeing the digital elements of the data driven environment that the Delivery Authority operates in and all the implementation issues and opportunities. Andrew has also been the Chair of the Australasian BIM Advisory Board since June 2019 and is looking forward to the digital enablement opportunities that the Brisbane Olympics 2032 will deliver.
Digital Engineering Lead, WSP
With over 13 years in the construction industry, Marelisa has gained working experience with both design consultancies and construction companies, implementing BIM and Digital Engineering practices and procedures on large projects in the Middle East, Africa and most recently Australia.
As Digital Engineering Lead at WSP she is passionate about improving efficiencies in projects through automation and strategic adjustments to business-as-usual delivery and digital project management practices.
Founder & Global Chair, Women in BIM / Principal, Digital Enablement, Aurecon
Rebecca is the founder of Women in BIM (WIB) which she established in the UK in 2012 to support the lack of diversity across our sector and in particular digital. Her vision was to create an opportunity to gather and grow women in the digital space by providing an outlet to network, share and work together. The group began as a UK focused initiative and it has now become a global support network with WIB Regional Leads appointed in over 50 countries across the globe driving and supporting their main themes and incentives.
Rebecca is also the Principal of Digital Enablement for advisory firm Aurecon, acting to drive and support growth in digital enablement opportunities across the group, helping clients to strategize, create and manage assets in a more intelligent and digitally focused way. Her work also focuses on upskilling and educating industry in the adoption of digitally focused processes, requirements and technologies.
Package Director, Melbourne Airport Rail (MAR) / Board Director, National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC)
Lisa is a Director with almost 15 years’ experience working in the rail and construction industries in the United Kingdom and now Australia. She moved to Melbourne in February 2021 to take up a role on the much-anticipated Melbourne Airport Rail Project as Package Director and was appointed as a Board Director for the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) in 2021 as well as being a Professional Mentor with the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. As a woman of colour, senior rail construction leader and now Board Director at NAWIC, Lisa tries to use her platform to break down barriers for women and people of colour in the industry, and to champion people from non-STEM disciplines.
Regional Lead Sydney, NSW, Women in BIM / Digital Delivery Practice Lead, Mott MacDonald
Jenny is the Digital Delivery Practice Lead & Principal Digital Advisor at Mott MacDonald and brings over 20 years of knowledge on design, digital and information technology across multiple industry sectors globally.
Jenny has invaluable client-side experiences including Transport for NSW and Sydney Metro. As TfNSW Digital Engineering SME for the development of first Government DE Framework, this was instrumental in generating an industry movement on digital transformation. Furthermore, providing the foundation of government’s digital vision and strategy across asset lifecycle, network, and standards assurance. Jenny currently leads the Digital Standards stream and chairs the Asset Data Integration working group for Sydney Metro EDS in Australia.
Jenny has a broad range of skills offering from client/stakeholder engagements, design collaboration, project management and delivery, quality assurance to operational processes. Consistently an innovator and champion of change, she is also the NSW State Manager for Women in Design and Construction (WIDAC) and the NSW Regional BIM Lead for Women in BIM (WIB). Jenny’s vision and passion is to empower and inspire every person reconnecting with the built world in a new way and to lead a diverse team in achieving excellent performance.
Regional Lead Perth, WA, Women in BIM / BIM Lead, Western Australia, GHD
Belinda has over the past 15 years been leading teams in delivering design projects utilising Building Information modelling (BIM) processes, pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved digitally to deliver exceptional results for the client. Her strengths include the ability to manage, coordinate and motivate teams to deliver outstanding project outcomes and the adoption of technological solutions with a focus on the implementation of digital workflows that enable a whole lifecycle approach to project delivery.
Belinda is a known leader in BIM management and implementation, with broad experience on a variety of projects specialising in delivery of BIM for large scale Transport and Infrastructure projects.
Her current position is as GHD’s Western Australian BIM Lead, which is a strategic implementation and governance role within the organisation.
She is also Women in BIM’s Perth,WA representative driving the initiative in this state.
Regional Lead Auckland, NZ, Women in BIM / Digital Advisory Lead, Digital Engineering, WSP
Simoné Roux wears many hats: Digital Advisory Lead at WSP New Zealand, Women In BIM Auckland Regional Lead, Women in BIM Mentor, wife and mom.
Throughout her career, she has worked on projects globally, from Kuwait to Antarctica. She believes that through Digital Engineering, we can improve and accelerate our understanding and decision-making around safety in design and sustainability. She puts forward best practices to get projects through as the best quality. She believes it to be more than an add-on service to clients and should form the basis of current and future design.
She is a strong advocate for women in the AEC industry. She strives to ensure all persons she works with can reach their full potential. She focuses on supporting and empowering women to reach their potential; through motivation, facilitating skill development, navigating the path to success and celebrating those victories together.
Digital Delivery Consultant, IIMBE
After her recent move from New Zealand to Australia, Tayler is currently working as a Digital Delivery Consultant at IIMBE, prior to this she was working at Beca as Digital Engineering Manager.
Unique to the industry, Tayler started as a BIM Coordinator straight out of university just over 3 years ago. She has mainly been involved with BIM Management and Digital Asset Management roles where she has been delivering complex projects across multiple sectors including Commercial, Defence, Education, Rail, Roading and Water.
In addition, Tayler has achieved her ISO19650 Information Management Professional training and was awarded Highly Commended for the NAWIC Rising Star award.
Executive Director, Resolve Insight
A trusted and proven specialist in Building Information Modelling (BIM), Amalia has provided digital design and construction services to over $50b worth of building and infrastructure projects across Australia. Her projects include some of the largest infrastructure developments in the country such as the Melbourne Metro, large-scale level crossing removal projects, NBN infrastructure works and commercial projects such as 567 Collins Street.
Amalia’s digital capabilities connects all aspects of the design and takes the grey out of the construction process. This enables all parties to work with a clear and transparent scope, focused on performance.
Amalia created Resolve Insight to bring the benefits of digital technology to modern day construction projects. In her role, Amalia provides dedicated expert services to design, procurement, construction and asset management systems to guide critical procurement, construction and completion processes.
Resolve Insight uses leading technology to streamline and integrate modern design, procurement and construction processes. The outcome is better, faster, safer projects driven by informed leadership and enhanced collaboration.
Associate Professor in Digital Architectural Design, University of Melbourne / Owner, AEC Connect
A/Prof Dominik Holzer is the former chair of the AIA’s and Consult Australia’s national BIM steering group, and former member of the Standards Australia mirror committee for the development of the global ISO 19650 BIM standards. Next to his work at the University of Melbourne, Dominik is operating as an independent strategic BIM, Digital Engineering, and Design Technology consultant (AEC Connect). In recent years, AEC Connect has specialised in representing client/operator interests in the context of BIM and related technologies. Working with clients both in the private as well as government sector, AEC Connect has assisted the delivery of more than a dozen of major BIM enabled infrastructure projects across Australia. Earlier this year, AEC Connect developed the Digital Engineering strategy for the AU$ 1.4B Melbourne Arts Precinct Transformation.
Dominik is a frequent author and presenter on all things BIM, Digital Engineering, and Design Technology; he recently joined the Aurecon ‘Digital Enablement’ trainer team to share his knowledge with the wider industry.
Global Specialist – Employee Experience, Microsoft Viva + REAL Mates Leader, Microsoft, Worldwide Emerging Solutions – Global Black Belt Team
Karlee’s passion is to inspire businesses to think differently about the employee experience, and how organisations can leverage this to transform to create a positive impact on the company. She leads the regional mental health peer support network and is dedicated to normalizing the mental health conversation. With a career that started in recruitment/HR, Karlee has spoken at conferences across the world on the topic of employee engagement, weaving in the themes of people analytics, knowledge, learning, wellness and productivity.
To balance out her work at Microsoft, Karlee is a 1st dan black belt in Taekwondo who loves to cook, garden and travel with her family.
Associate/Studio BIM Lead, Warren & Mahoney Architects
Fabiana is a passionate BIM professional with over 13 years of experience in the AEC industry. She has contributed to the development of several mid- to large-scale projects in Brazil, Germany, and Australia.
Fabiana’s background as an architect and project lead informs her approach to BIM solutions that are directly adapted to the needs of architects.
As part of the Technical Team and in close collaboration with the Advanced BIM Team at Warren and Mahoney, she leads the Sydney studio’s BIM implementation across all new projects and contributes to the delivery of bespoke BIM services and consultancy.
Victorian Chief Engineer, Office of Projects Victoria (OPV)
Luke Belfield was appointed to the role of Victorian Chief Engineer in December 2021 to champion engineering and project delivery excellence and work collaboratively with industry, academic experts and delivery agencies on technical, design and engineering aspects of government service and project delivery.
Luke had been working in the role of Associate Victorian Chief Engineer, leading OPV’s Engineering and Innovation team responsible for advancing engineering in Victoria and leading technical infrastructure innovation including the delivery of the Digital Build Program. Luke is an experienced infrastructure professional with over 15 years of experience in policy, technology and business strategy and project management. Luke’s expertise is drawn from diverse roles prior to joining OPV. He has previously worked at the Department of Premier and Cabinet, as a management consultant for PwC and EY, as a project manager for a metropolitan based water utility and as an engineer for a large global engineering consultancy in the oil and gas and petrochemical industry.
Regional Lead Melbourne, VIC, Women in BIM / BIM Manager, bimco
Rachel is a BIM Manager and co-founder of BIM Consultancy bimco – a BIM services consultancy that provides BIM Management, support and training for Architectural, Design and Engineering firms. She brings a unique combination of documentation, heritage, technology and people skills to the BIM profession. Her career spans the residential, commercial and education sectors where she has firsthand experience documenting and modelling using a variety of BIM platforms.
Rachel is a Victorian Regional Lead for WIB (Women in BIM) and has been part of industry steering committees to achieve course accreditation for state government funded BIM programs and framework reviews.
VT Digital Engineering Transformation Program Manager, Rail Projects Victoria (RPV)
With an international career working across the UK, India and Australia, spanning more than 25 years, Laura has extensive experience in delivering high profile, major infrastructure projects including HS2, Carbon Capture Storage, Gas Fired Power Stations and Rail Projects Victoria. Laura’s expertise in design and commercial management, leading teams with a solutions based mindset, has assisted in the success of these complex projects. Currently Laura’s focus has moved onto all things around digital transformation across MTIA and DoT.
Director, Digital Twin Victoria
As the Director of Digital Twin Victoria, Carys is leading one of the most innovative digital programs underway in the Victorian Government. The Digital Twin Victoria program is a record $37.4 million investment by the Victorian Government in digital twin technology and spatial innovation to create Victoria online. An experienced public servant, Carys has professional expertise in digital transformation, policy development and implementation gained through more than fifteen years working in both government and the private sector.
Regional Lead Christchurch, NZ, Women in BIM / New Zealand Digital Practice Lead, Aurecon
Keri is a passionate Digital Technologist, with a strong background in Geospatial technologies, and over 20 years international experience in designing enterprise collaboration platforms.
Keri is the New Zealand Digital Practice Leader and is focused on identifying digital possibilities and creating opportunities to embed new technologies into our organisational way of working.
Keri’s primary area of expertise is in integrating principles of human centered design with visualisation and interactive technologies to facilitate better engagement and insight. With experience gained from infrastructure and construction projects around the world Keri is passionate about design technologies and international best practice frameworks that enable full lifecycle asset and information management. Keri is particularly interested in automating the interfaces between multidisciplinary modelling and design environments and using this to improve efficiency and co-ordination. Keri represents Aurecon on the ANZ Smart Cities Council and on the ANZ Digital Twin Taskforce.
Global General Manager, DBM Vircon
Alastair Brook, Global General Manager Digital Engineering at DBM Vircon, has over 15 years’ experience working in construction, digital engineering, project management and business management. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management & Economics) with first class honours, as well as an MBA from the University of Western Australia. He has successfully grown digital consulting services at DBM Vircon into a standalone Digital Engineering Division and has a deep amount of experience in complex major project digital engineering implementations.
Alastair has a passion for developing others through the creation and nurturing of relationships, at all levels, to deliver growth and success. He has a thirst for learning and is always looking to improve as a family man, a friend, and a leader.
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