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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Aurecon proudly introduces its largest cohort yet: 13 outstanding women taking part in this year’s Property Council of Australia 500 Women in Property program. Now in its 10th year, this landmark initiative is transforming the property sector by accelerating women into leadership roles through intentional sponsorship, skill development and increased visibility.
Each participant benefits from the guidance of a dedicated sponsor – an influential industry leader committed to breaking down barriers, expanding professional networks and advocating for career advancement. Collectively they embody the innovation, collaboration and ambition that will define the future of property.
“Visibility matters. We believe talent should be seen, heard and championed,” said Lauren Jewell, Industry Director Precincts – Australia. “Supporting women through this program ensures that diverse perspectives will shape the property sector for years to come.”
The 500 Women in Property initiative, driven by the Property Council’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committees, connects high-potential women with passionate sponsors who invest in their growth. Participants gain exclusive access to masterclasses, targeted networking events and industry forums designed to designed to build confidence, leadership skills and career opportunities.
Aurecon’s commitment to equality and diversity drives us to celebrate these remarkable participants, their mentors and the program’s organisers. Together, we’re championing a more inclusive and innovative future for the property industry.
| Name | Title | State |
|---|---|---|
| Rachel Ang | Mechanical Engineer, SAVI Buildings | Victoria |
| Vivian Briggs | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Amanda Cameron | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Kate Kalisz | Associate, Buildings Mechanical, NSW & ACT Buildings | New South Wales |
| Kimberly Manna | Lead Engineer, Buildings Mechanical, SAVI Buildings | Victoria |
| Romayne McAllister | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Julia McKnight | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Chloe Moon | Associate, Buildings Structures, WA & NT Buildings | Western Australia |
| Emily Park | Senior Consultant, Hydraulics, NSW & ACT Buildings | New South Wales |
| Emily Prunnell | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Fanny Soulard | Senior Designer, Lighting, NSW & ACT Buildings | New South Wales |
| Matilda Thomas-Smith | Senior Consultant, Program Performance | Victoria |
| Nellie Whiteside | Electrical Engineer, SAVI Buildings | Victoria |
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