Steven Mann is the Chief Executive Officer of the Urban Development Institute of Australia NSW. The institute is the leading body representing the interests of the property development industry. Previously, Steven worked in senior executive positions at Stockland, and Wyong Shire Council.
Anthony is the General Manager of Sales and Marketing at UDIA NSW. He oversees UDIA NSW's membership, sponsorship and marketing.
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Kylie is the General Manager of Operations at UDIA NSW. She oversees the coordination of all events held throughout the year including luncheons, industry briefings, regional events, the annual State Conference and the Annual Awards for Excellence program, judging tour and Gala Dinner. She will also manage the 2020 UDIA National Congress.
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Toby is responsible for the development of the corporate strategy for UDIA NSW as well as the development and implementation of an economic research strategy & action plan designed to build UDIA’s brand & reputation for evidence based research. Toby works closely with the Policy team in preparing robust and well researched policy submissions to government. He also manages the City Life Labs program which involves partnerships with the development industry to research ways to harness technology to impact positively on urban planning and smart city growth.
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Chloe is the Manager, Events & Professional Development at UDIA NSW. Chloe is responsible for the efficient management of the events and training team as well as the Signature event series, the annual Awards for Excellence program, the International Study Tour and the Corporate Boardroom Luncheon series.
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Sam is the Manager of State Policy and Government Relations at UDIA NSW. He is responsible for policy development and advice, preparing submissions to government and other major stakeholders. He also provides guidance and administrative support to UDIA NSW Council, Committees and Regional Chapters, and liaises with government stakeholders, UDIA NSW members, and other industry associations.
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Keiran is the Manager for Greater Western Sydney and our Southern Chapter at UDIA NSW. His role involves co-ordinating the Southern Chapter Committee, including identifying local industry issues and developing policy responses, arranging and attending stakeholder meetings, workshops and Southern Chapter events, and growing regional membership. He also coordinates UDIA NSW’s engagement with stakeholders in Western Sydney.
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Elizabeth is the Regional Manager for our Central Coast and Hunter Chapters at UDIA NSW. Her role involves co-ordinating both the Hunter Chapter Committee and Central Coast Chapter Committee, including identifying local industry issues and developing policy responses, arranging and attending stakeholder meetings, workshops and Hunter Chapter events, and growing regional membership.
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Trish is the Finance Manager at UDIA NSW. She looks after all the financial aspects of UDIA and prepares all of UDIA’s monthly financial reports for submission to Council.
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Kit is the Executive Assistant to the UDIA NSW CEO and supports the NSW General Manager Sales & Marketing. Kit is responsible for membership and sponsorship administration as well as administration and project management duties instructed by the NSW CEO.
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Caitlyn is the Events Coordinator at UDIA NSW. Caitlyn coordinates the Regional, Research, Young Leaders' and Corporate Boardroom Luncheon events series. She also runs our Project Site Tours.
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Teagan is the Events and Professional Development Coordinator at UDIA NSW. She is responsible for coordination of the UDIA NSW training courses and workshops. Teagan also assists with organising and coordinating events.
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Angus is the Research Officer at UDIA NSW. He undertakes quantitative analysis to support UDIA advocacy, prepares market intelligence reports, and coordinates IT and website projects.
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Louisa is the Assistant Accountant at UDIA NSW. She assists the Finance Manager to look after all the financial aspects of UDIA.
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