Creating a culture of diversity in Australia's transport industry
RA is committed to building a transport sector workforce that attracts and retains a more diverse workforce for the future. To further build on this RA will be holding a series of lunches around the country to support 2023 International Women's Day.

#embraceequity

Our speaker

As Deputy Secretary, Infrastructure and Place at Transport for New South Wales, Camilla is
responsible for planning, developing and delivering a once-in-a-generation infrastructure and place-making program that also capitalises on commercial opportunities to help develop liveable, vibrant places for the community.
Transport’s infrastructure pipeline is the largest in the country and is helping power.
Australia’s economy, creating thousands of jobs and enabling NSW to recover from the
impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
A civil engineer, Camilla has more than 25 years’ experience in the development, delivery,
structuring and financing of transport and other large infrastructure and property
development projects.
Since joining the NSW Government in 2017, Camilla has held several roles in Transport,
including managing the development, delivery, and operations of Sydney's Motorway
network. She also led the Commercial, Performance and Strategy branch to deliver best
practice commercial and project management of infrastructure delivery, place making,
property management, acquisition and divestment.
Prior to joining government, Camilla led the development of some of the largest Public
Private Partnerships in Australia and New Zealand.

Our panel

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