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A selection of current roles and some past ones. Some full time, some short term clients, some pro bono.
Chair of The Lord Mayors Better Suburbs Initiative (since 2019). | Chair of the ULI Australia's Brisbane District Council (since 2019) |
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Invited by School of Architecture & planning to help judge student projects in late 2019. Worked closely with Center for Advanced Urbanism's Prof Alan Berger. | Co founder in 2017 of suburban renewal research and public policy group. Remain as a Director. |
Regional General Manager (FT) from Jan 2018 of property and infrastructure consultants APP in Queensland. | Invited by Texas A&M to give a series of lectures and speeches to the real estate/planning fraternity of students and alumni in Jan 2019. |
Invited by MIT Center for Advanced Urbanism and Chapman University to contribute a chapter to this global anthology of works. Published Princeton Architectural Press 2017. | Regular contributor to the USA urban affairs website hosted by renowned urbanist and author, Joel Kotkin. |
State Executive Director, National Chief Operating Officer and later National Executive Director of the Residential Development Council (between 1996 and 2008). Helped form a new Social Infrastructure roundtable in 2019. | Business Manager to start up Cockram Construction in Queensland. 2009-2013. |
Inaugural CEO of the newly formed Brisbane Marketing (2001) | Business advisor (consultant) Sept 2012 to end of 2013. |
Private Secretary/policy advisor to Hon David JULL MHR, Shadow Minister for Tourism and Aviation | Director of Public Affairs/Research 92-96 |
Consultant/advisor 2004-05 | Client for The Design Dividend campaign |
Chief Executive Jan 2008 - mid 2009 | Long term client - business/strategic advice Feb 2014-Nov 2015 |
Business advisory consultant from early 2013 to late 2017. | Helped out Adam Di Marco and his team in the early days of The Urban Developer with some pro bono advice. Terrific to see how much it has grown into a major industry publishing force. |
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