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Anna is the Director and Principal Consultant at StellaNord Consulting, a consultancy focusing on environmental services, in particular in the areas of contaminated sites, emerging contaminants, climate change, disaster risk reduction, and resilience. She has over 20 years’ experience in contaminated land and is a Certified Site Contamination Specialist under the CEnvP scheme. Anna is also a certified change practitioner under Prosci and uses her experience in change management, corporate innovation, and continuous improvement to drive progress, deliver capacity building and embed the changes outlined in our strategies and policies, with a focus on local government.

Pascale Eisenmann is a senior project coordinator with the Property and Development NSW. She has worked on the Former Waratah Gasworks remediation project since 2022 and has been involved in contaminated land assessments and remediation as part of the broader EMG team since joining in 2018 as a graduate. Prior to this, Pascale received a PhD in Environmental Sciences for work on biochemical feeding signals in Southern Hemisphere Humpback Whales.

As Strategy Manager for the Environment team at Local Government NSW, Susy has responsibility for advocacy on environmental issues relevant to local government including waste and recycling, contaminated land, biosecurity and weeds, climate and net zero, coastal issues and asbestos management. Susy has over 25 years’ experience in the environment sector, having worked for NSW Government environment agencies in a diversity of roles before joining LGNSW in 2013.

Kim Carlson is the senior communication and engagement advisor to the Environmental Management Group within Property and Development NSW. She has led the stakeholder and community engagement approach to the Former Waratah Gasworks remediation project since late 2021 and has worked in communications, engagement, education and public relations roles for state and local government, non-government and the private sector for over 20 years.

Hannah Mirabueno is a senior scientist at Environment Canterbury, where she has been a member of the Contaminated Land and Waste Team since 2019. In this role, she provides technical advice on resource consents and compliance issues, supports the team leader with technical and operational matters, and advises on resource management decisions. Hannah has successfully led the remediation of several sites, which required extensive engagement and communication spanning several years. Her efforts have resulted in the restoration of these sites to safe conditions, significantly improving environmental health and safety for the communities.