1 Rob Mason Chief Executive, NSW TrainLink. 2 Our Vision and Purpose Customers at the centre of NSW TrainLink Our Vision ‘Through our people, to be a.

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1 Rob Mason Chief Executive, NSW TrainLink

2 Our Vision and Purpose Customers at the centre of NSW TrainLink Our Vision ‘Through our people, to be a world class customer focused operator of NSW Trains and Coach Services focused on the needs of our regional and intercity customers’ Our Purpose ‘To connect people and communities throughout NSW...People choose us because we are a better way to go’

3 NSW TrainLink ‘Lift and Build’ Stakeholders Staff Customers Extensive consultations

4 Our Business Objectives Growth Safety and Security Engaged Workforce Cost effective Service Delivery Transport Cluster Outcome What are we striving to achieve? The use of our services demonstrates the value we add to the community and secures our continued operation. People will only travel with us if they feel safe and secure. Staff with the right skills and behaviours are able to deliver better customer experiences. We work with the Cluster to deliver improved transport outcomes for the community and economy of NSW. We need to provide value for money for our customers, the community and government.

5 Our Programmes Customer Safety People Commercial Transport Cluster Outcome How will we achieve our objectives? Deliver customer Experience improvements. Provide a safe environment for our customers and staff. Develop a productive, capable and engaged workforce. Leverage fleet, infrastructure and customer programs. Deliver sustainable commercial outcomes. PROGRAMS TO DRIVE CHANGE DELIVERING OUR SERVICES Ensure day-to-day business operations run smoothly and build a strong platform for future growth. DELIVERING OUR SERVICES Ensure day-to-day business operations run smoothly and build a strong platform for future growth. Our programs provide guidance to the business The business identifies improvement opportunities that inform our programs