Turner & Townsend appoints Alana Newbrook to ANZ regional board
Turner & Townsend has strengthened its capability to support clients in delivering major infrastructure programmes with the appointment of Alana Newbrook.
Seated in Sydney, Newbrook joins Turner & Townsend’s regional board in Australia and New Zealand, bringing more than 24 years of experience in the infrastructure sector.
Throughout her career, Newbrook has held senior technical and executive leadership roles at global professional services firms including WSP and KPMG, and most recently served as Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director at Systra, where she scaled the business in Australia and New Zealand tenfold through organic growth and three acquisitions.
At Turner & Townsend, Newbrook has been named as Head of Infrastructure and board member. “I’m excited to join Turner & Townsend at a time when infrastructure is playing a critical role in shaping Australia and New Zealand’s future. The company’s reputation for excellence, combined with its global expertise and strong local capability, is a powerful platform to support clients navigating complex programme challenges.”
“What energises me most is the momentum we’re building in the market. Turner & Townsend is firmly here to grow, expand and continue delivering great outcomes for our clients and communities. I look forward to working with our teams and partners to drive delivery performance, embrace digital innovation and help ensure the major programmes in our region have a lasting positive legacy.”
Headquartered in the UK, Turner & Townsend has over 22,000 people in more than 60 countries. The firm works with clients across real estate, infrastructure, energy and natural resources on the delivery of major programmes, project, cost and commercial management, project controls, and digital solutions.
“As our region continues to navigate significant infrastructure demand and complexity, Alana’s leadership will strengthen our ability to partner with clients on the delivery of resilient, sustainable and people-focused programmes,” said Darren Munton, Managing Director of Turner & Townsend in Australia and New Zealand.
