Notable achievements by Aurecon’s African women

This August, we are highlighting the achievements of Aurecon's African women for 2018.
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The appointments come at an opportune time as Aurecon celebrates a win at the 2018 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) NSW Awards for Excellence, in the Team Innovation category. Image courtesy of NAWIC
24 August 2018 – Aurecon continues to strengthen its award-winning communication and stakeholder engagement abilities through the appointment of six new leaders across the company’s global Advisory arm.
Based in locations throughout Australia and New Zealand, the new leaders will work closely with Aurecon’s regional leadership cohort to spearhead the company’s growth plans for its multidisciplinary Advisory team.
The appointments come at an opportune time as Aurecon celebrates a win at the 2018 National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) NSW Awards for Excellence, in the Team Innovation category, for its work on Sydney’s Wynyard Station Upgrade.
The Communication and Stakeholder Engagement team worked cohesively to deliver exceptional results for the project, client and wider community through the delivery of a comprehensive engagement strategy, including an industry first smartphone app, NovoView, to allow real-time communication with stakeholders.
With more than 110 000 pedestrian movements daily, keeping the Wynyard Station open for business 24/7 proved to be a complex engineering challenge that recognised the Aurecon team as the enablers to keep stakeholders informed and supportive of the upgrades.
Aurecon’s new appointments include:
Welcoming the new appointments, Kylie Cochrane, Aurecon’s Global Lead, Communication and Stakeholder Engagement, said it was an opportunity to showcase the depth of knowledge the hand-picked leaders demonstrate.
“The collective experience of our Communication and Stakeholder Engagement team is unparalleled. Our new leaders bring a wealth of diverse experience across a range of industries and sectors, including the Government, Transport, Health and Education, and social advocacy.
“Their extensive client engagement and market experience will not only assist in accelerating our growth, but will contribute to delivering on critical communication and stakeholder engagement challenges inherent in complex infrastructure projects,” said Cochrane.
This August, we are highlighting the achievements of Aurecon's African women for 2018.
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