Aurecon's new Water and Environment leadership team to strengthen client delivery
Aurecon appoints three Water and Environment Leaders to enhance support for industry and address complex water requirements and environmental risks.
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Asia Pacific design, engineering and advisory company Aurecon has welcomed Sean Treweek as Managing Director, Queensland, to drive business performance and strengthen Aurecon’s market leadership as the state prepares for a population and infrastructure boom over the coming decades.
At the helm of a 1000-strong workface across eight offices in Queensland, Sean Treweek will oversee business imperatives ranging from overarching strategy, financial management to project delivery and client engagement, governance and general management. Treweek is also a member of Aurecon’s Executive Leadership team in Australia.
Treweek said the strong growth outlook for Queensland, with an abundance of development opportunities, meant that Aurecon could play a key role in the state’s major transformation.
“Queensland is in the middle of its biggest build in history, with a population set to exceed six million within two decades. This creates a plethora of opportunities for engineers, designers and advisors in the fields of social and transport infrastructure, energy transition, and regional community development, not to mention infrastructure for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games,” said Treweek.
"We are uniquely positioned to drive the region’s long-term transformation and I look forward to working
Louise Adams, Chief Operating Officer, Aurecon
with Sean Treweek to advance this vision."
“Aurecon is a business I have held in very high regard throughout my career. With a significant footprint in Asia-Pacific coupled with a diverse market offering, the company is well equipped to partner with clients across multiple sectors and bring international experience to local project delivery.”
Treweek has more than 15 years’ experience in executive leadership across engineering and professional services, specialising in technical project management, business strategy and leadership, and change and operational management including complex stakeholder engagement.
“Client centricity and people-focused leadership are part of my DNA. I look forward to forging a pathway for our talented people to connect with value-aligned clients and deliver great projects.”
Welcoming Treweek to the company, Aurecon Chief Operating Officer Louise Adams commented:
“Treweek’s multi-sector experience across Australia, New Zealand and Asia is impressive and will no doubt bring fresh energy to the business. Our Queensland business has been growing from strength to strength over recent years. With Aurecon’s deep expertise and established relationships throughout Queensland, we are uniquely positioned to drive the region’s long-term transformation and I look forward to working with Treweek to advance this vision.”
Treweek has extensive industry networks having held a number of positions with industry associations including the Property Council of Australia and Australian Institute of Refrigeration Air Conditioning and Heating (AIRAH). Prior to joining Aurecon, Treweek held a range of leadership positions, including Group Director at NDY, Technical Director at Roberts Co, CEO at Meinhardt Group and Principal at WSP.
A chartered engineer, Treweek holds a Bachelor of Engineering, and Masters of Design Science, Business Management and Commercial Law.
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