Online Roundtable: Aligning People, Projects and Assets: A Roundtable for Leaders in Complex Industries
Description
Online Roundtable: Aligning People, Projects, and Assets: A Roundtable for Leaders in Complex Industries
Join Business Women Australia for an online roundtable facilitated by Erin Clark, Managing Director of TEC Consulting, as we bring together senior women from Australia’s asset-intensive industries to explore challenges, opportunities, and innovations.
This interactive session will be a collaborative brainstorming discussion, where participants will share the real challenges, opportunities, and frustrations they face in managing major assets, human capital (internal and external), and delivering large-scale programs.
Together, we’ll uncover what’s working, what’s broken, and what needs to change to create more effective pathways and partnerships that drive results.
Who Should Attend
This roundtable is designed for Australian-based executives, managers, and professionals who play a role in asset management, maintenance, operations, or capital programs across industries such as:
Infrastructure and Utilities
Mining and Mining Services
Energy and Renewables
Property, Land Development, and Construction
Shopping Centre and Facilities Management
Health, Aged Care, and Community Services
Education and Government
If you’re a woman leader who oversees or manages complex projects or assets, this conversation is for you.
Discussion Themes
What’s changing in how project- and asset-intensive industries operate, and how to navigate these changes.
How to build pathways and partnerships that deliver results.
The role of technology and digital transformation in asset management.
Co-design and collaboration as tools for smarter, more human problem-solving.
How relational leadership can improve stakeholder engagement and project outcomes.
The current state of the sector and key pressures shaping its direction.
What’s working and what is not.
Identifying advisory and service capabilities most needed for immediate and future success.
Opportunities to build best practice models for sustainable, human-centred leadership.
How to establish an ongoing peer network to influence collaboration, innovation, and performance
This is a facilitated, interactive conversation, not a presentation webinar. Expect to contribute your perspective, exchange insights, and help shape the future of how project- and asset-intensive organisations collaborate, adapt, and thrive. The parameters of BWA Conscious Conversations will be explained to guarantee a safe, confidential vault for our participants.
Everyone is welcome; however, be quick to register as we will limit numbers to ensure a quality, interactive roundtable where every voice is heard. You don't need to be a member of BWA to join this online conversation.
Meet Erin Clark
Managing Director, TEC Consulting
Erin is reshaping the consulting landscape for complex organisations navigating project-driven and asset-intensive challenges. With deep experience in technology transformation, capital program delivery, and executive advisory, she helps organisations move beyond transactional engagements toward long-term, trusted partnerships. Her work focuses on capability uplift and helping clients implement change, not just plan for it, by bridging strategy with delivery.
About Business Women Australia
Business Women Australia (BWA) is a vibrant national collective of women from all sectors, industries, and professions. With a fast-growing group of more than 20,000 followers, BWA provides access to:
A supportive network of professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
Professional development programs, leadership masterminds, and retreats.
Inspiring podcasts, webinars, and thought-leadership events.
Opportunities to collaborate, connect, and grow.
BWA’s vision is to elevate women with knowledge, influence, and connection, helping members achieve their full potential both professionally and personally.
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