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The purpose of this award is to acknowledge, encourage and, most importantly, promote the positive contribution made to the industry by young property professionals.
The award is open to young property professionals in the development and investment industry aged 35 or under as at March 2015. Nominations can be made by an individual or third party and must be an employee of a Property Council member company.
The award winner will receive $5,000 worth of professional development training courses with the Property Council Academy. Academy courses are held around the country and are challenging, relevant and delivered by industry experts. The course funding is not transferable and is to be used by December 2016.
du Chateau Chun Award for Future Leader of the Year (5 finalists)
| Name of Development |
State |
Nominator |
| Matthew Berg |
VIC |
Grocon |
| Kate Frear |
VIC |
Woods Bagot |
| Jessica Holz |
QLD |
Umow Lai VIC Pty Ltd |
| Joyce Lee |
NSW |
Hyder Consulting |
| Clare Sowden |
NSW |
PwC Real Estate Advisory
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| SPONSORED BY |
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du Chateau Chun is an
established firm of specialist building regulations and code advisors,
delivering a comprehensive range of building code, compliance and design
certification services complimented by specialist services in accessibility,
DDA and essential safety measures to both the property development and building
construction markets. The strength of our service lies in developing and delivering achievable
compliance outcomes which meet project objectives and client requirements. The
end result is projects with design solutions that meet statutory requirements
and are favourable to the built environment and client expectations.
www.duchateauchun.com
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| 2015 CATEGORY WINNER |
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Matthew Berg (VIC)
Nominated by Grocon
Selected from a tight field of up-and-coming
property professionals, Matthew Berg’s among exceptional achievements include
arranging finance for more than $1.5 billion in transactions at Grocon. In just nine years, Matthew’s ‘tunnel-vision’
has enabled him to climb the property career ladder to great heights, while
creating landmark buildings and enduring places for people.
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