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An executive leader, with expertise spanning Stakeholder Management, Sales and Distribution and HR with extensive experience in B2C and B2B markets. Business experience in banking, insurance, financial planning, broker distribution and industry advocacy.
Proven ability to rapidly understand, act and execute on business drivers that impact financial performance while delivering a superior Customer Experience.

An authentic leader who communicates with passion and coaches teams to be a voice of change across the business so that staff embrace the corporate vision and values.

Alice Clark is a dedicated Senior Environmental Scientist at GHD, bringing over 15 years of expertise in Contamination Assessment and Remediation. Recognised for her technical knowledge, Alice supports EPA-appointed Environmental Auditors in completing environmental audits across Victoria and brings her r understanding of state-based legislation to provide pragmatic outcomes for her clients.

Over the past two years, Alice has been an integral part of the Applied Science and Policy team within the Department of Defence's PFAS Investigation and Management Branch. Her role involved providing technical guidance to stakeholders and development of internal policies in response to PFAS scientific advancements and risk management, on behalf of her client.

Alice provides Technical Advisory support for PFAS investigation and remediation programs on a number of Defence estates in the Northern Territory and Victoria – balancing community expectations with practicable risk mitigation.

As a team leader within GHD's Air, Noise, Contamination Assessment, and Remediation business group in Melbourne, Alice not only guides her team with enthusiasm but also heads business development initiatives. Her passion for environmental science and her commitment to her work make her a valued leader and mentor in her field.

Brittany Jackson is a trailblazer in the drilling industry, earning the prestigious title of Australian Drilling Industry Association’s Young Driller of the Year for 2024. A dedicated sonic driller at Matrix Drilling Australia, Brittany began her journey as a driller’s offsider in 2021 and quickly distinguished herself through her enthusiasm, precision, and commitment to exceeding client expectations in the contaminated land and resource sectors.

At just 23, Brittany made history as the first woman in Victoria to obtain a Class 1 Water Well License, a milestone that underscores her expertise and determination. Her achievements not only highlight her exceptional capabilities but also serve as an inspiration for women looking to forge a path in the drilling industry.

Kathy Craig is the Chief Operating Officer at Essendon Fields, a 305 Ha precinct that services the aviation community and over 300 businesses. Kathy’s remit extends from the airport, to property leasing and maintenance, a hotel and an embedded electricity network. She is responsible for ensuring the airport operates safely and compliantly, that assets are managed effectively, and that the businesses at Essendon Fields have a great place for their people and customers. She has worked across government, government enterprise, large corporate and small private businesses. Her experience covers all phases of the asset lifecycle and she has a deep understanding of how to deliver value throughout the process.

Kathy has a diverse background first commencing her career in criminal law before switching directions into project management, then extending into property and development. Prior to joining Essendon Fields, she spent a decade with global energy provider BP, where she developed network strategies and was responsible for growing the Australia and New Zealand retail portfolio, delivered major projects, and managed national and international portfolios. She has completed large transactions, been involved in high value mergers and acquisitions and has benefitted from working with great people.

As a leader Kathy focusses on providing her team with a vision and purpose that will help align each disciplines’ goals to build a cohesive and collaborative team.

Elizabeth Wild has more than 30 years of experience in environmental law, with a particular focus on managing issues related to contaminated land and remediation law. She has worked with government clients, listed property trusts, property developers, and large manufacturing, transportation, energy, and infrastructure and resources companies. Liz is recognized as a leading or pre-eminent practitioner in environmental law in all major directories, including Doyle's Guide, Chambers, The Legal 500 Asia Pacific, and Best Lawyers.

Liz advises on all legal and strategic aspects associated with contaminated land, including disputes regarding allocation of liability for contamination, obtaining planning and environmental approvals for the remediation and development of contaminated land, and transacting and negotiating the sale and purchase of contaminated sites. She has been involved in many of the landmark cases in this area and acts for polluters and claimants in numerous environmental disputes involving the torts of nuisance and negligence. She is recognized as an authority regarding legal liability for PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination.