INFRASTRUCTURE
Contrib
Craig Haymes CEO, Gladstone Ports Corporation Craig is a highly experienced civil engineer with more than 30 years of experience in multinational companies across Australia, Canada and the US. He has held numerous senior executive positions with ExxonMobil and INPEX and has been involved in the implementation and operations of major projects and assets in environmentally sensitive areas in multiple regions and countries. Craig has a reputation for leadership, business operations, project management, sustainability performance and corporate governance, all with a focus on environmental protection and maintaining a safe workplace. He is also passionate about volunteering and participating in the community in which he lives and works.
Dr Ingrid Johnston
Chief Executive Officer, Australasian College of Road Safety Dr Ingrid Johnston is a passionate advocate for social justice and health. With an extensive network across government, academia and non-government organisations, Ingrid is an experienced and accomplished advocate and campaigner. Ingrid was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the Australasian College of Road Safety in May 2021 and is actively engaged in supporting the advocacy and knowledge sharing work of the College members. Ingrid is also a Director on the Board of the Climate and Health Alliance, a coalition of health care stakeholders with a mission to build a powerful health sector movement for climate action and sustainable healthcare.
Fleur Laurence
Integrated Infrastructure Partner, PwC Fleur is an Integrated Infrastructure Partner based in Sydney. She is a highly experienced engagement practitioner with over 20 years’ experience working in community and stakeholder engagement, strategic, corporate and risk communications, media relations, and as a journalist. Fleur knows great infrastructure can be and should be positively life changing for current and future generations. She is passionate about engaging communities and stakeholders early in major infrastructure projects to shape sustainable social and economic outcomes for people and the environment. Fleur has led and worked on a range of high profile and challenging infrastructure programs and projects, predominantly in energy and transport, across all project and program stages.
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September 2022 // Issue 24
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