Denis has specialised in the planning, leasing, commissioning, management and sale of major commercial, industrial and retail projects.

Denis is the chair of the Property Council of Australia’s Professional Development Committee and, since 1997 has been involved with a range of state and national committees and industry conferences.

He has also been a member of the judging panel for the Property Council of Australia/Rider Levett Bucknall Innovation and Excellence Awards since 2006.

David has recently held roles as CEO of the Queensland Residential Tenancies Authority, Deputy Director of the Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure and Planning where he ran the Major projects office and Deputy Director Housing in the Department of Public Works and Housing. He was previously a Director in the PricewaterhouseCoopers Economics and Policy practice specialising in property-related infrastructure such as roads, rail, ports and airports. He joined PricewaterhouseCoopers in 2007 following 10 years as a National Director with Knight Frank Australia.

He has enjoyed over 36 years in the property industry and was the Queensland Chair of the Property Council's Property Excellence Awards for eight years prior to nationally based judging.

David is a former National President and Life fellow of the Australian Property Institute (API) and was a founding Director of the World Association of Valuation Organisations (WAVO).

He is the immediate past Chair of the Queensland Heritage Council, Adjunct Professor of the University of the Sunshine Coast and a board member of both Multicap Queensland and the South Bank Corporation.

Jill is a Project Director with the Perth branch of APP, a professional consultancy providing diverse services to the Property and Infrastructure industries. Jill holds a joint honours degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management from the University of Edinburgh, and has 12 years’ experience in construction and property, both in the United Kingdom and Australia.

With experience in projects both privately and publicly funded, and across commercial, residential, industrial, and infrastructure aspects of the property industry, her experience is wide ranging. Being mostly site based, Jill is as happy in safety boots and hi-vis as she is in any boardroom.

Jill is the recent recipient of the 2014 Stan Perron Young Achievers Award, and sits on the PCA Women in Property Committee.

Mèdy is the Managing Director of Haus Holdings and is an Adjunct Professor at RMIT. With over 25 years’ experience in the property construction industry, Mèdy Hassan is a highly experienced property professional specialising in development, design, delivery and life cycle management of major special purpose and commercial projects both in Australia and overseas. A Fellow of the Australian Institute of Building, Mèdy graduated from RMIT with 1st Class Honours, with urban design and building economics majors.

He has worked intimately with Federal, State and local governments, major national institutions and the private sector, developing new forms of innovative project delivery and contracts for national and international works.

Mèdy has previously held positions on the Property Council’s ACT Division Council and as Chair of the ACT Residential Committee. For over 10 years he was Chair of the Property Council’s ACT Awards judging panel, and for the past five years has been a national judge and the Property Council’s representative for the Australia Award for Urban Design. Mèdy is also on the MBA Commercial Construction Committee.

Jo Metcalfe is Operating Centre Manager of ACT/NSW with GHD and a Director of Consult Australia, the Professional Standards Council and a member of the Professional Standards Council Finance Audit and Risk Committee.

She holds a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Hons) from the University of New South Wales and an MBA from La Trobe University.

Jo has been a member of the Property Council of Australia’s ACT Division Council since 2004. She was awarded the ACT Telstra Business Woman of the Year (Private/Corporate) and has been awarded with the ACT Executive Director’s Award for contribution to the Property Council twice, in 2004 and 2006.

Jo is very highly respected within the Canberra property industry.

John held an executive role in a professional cost consultancy practice for thirty two years and has experience in every major facet of the profession working on projects with the smallest of budgets through to those in the hundreds of millions.

His experience covers projects within the major cities of Australia, isolated civil projects and those overseas. He has lectured in cost planning and economics to graduate and post graduate courses and provided expert witness advice in legal disputes.

John’s skills lie in a hands-on approach bringing his experience in contractual and cost planning matters together to provide risk averse strategies.