TSA Riley's Australian Service and Sector Leads

Our clients work across Australia, often in complex environments with multiple stakeholders and shifting priorities. They need consistent, responsive, and commercially focused advice wherever and whenever the projects require.

We are delighted to announce our new national leads - supporting key service lines, sectors, and specialist capabilities.

Some of these appointments are new, while other team members have been performing these roles for some time. This national framework means our clients have a single point of contact to deliver complex programmes of work.

“This isn’t just about who our clients speak to – it’s about what they get access to,” said Robin Reed, Managing Director of TSA Riley Australia. “From day one, they’re drawing on everything we’ve learned across sectors, states and programmes."

"Our national leads coordinate how we deliver, share what we know, and connect with our teams in the UK and New Zealand when clients need support across borders. It means sharper advice, stronger alignment and fewer gaps – no matter where the project is.”

Each national lead is responsible for shaping how we deliver within their sector, service line or area of specialist capability. They work across offices and teams to deliver consistency, and well-informed decisions.

What this means for our clients

• Clearer points of contact for national delivery
• Consistent service across states
• Stronger alignment between strategy and implementation
• Faster access to specialist expertise

This structure also connects directly to our teams in the UK and New Zealand to support clients' delivery across borders.

Australian national service line and capability leads

Project Management – James Marsden

Advisory – Monika Sud

Economics and Business Case – Andrew Greig

Procurement and Transaction Management – Kate Townsend

Systems Advisory – Tim McComb

Claims, Disputes and Expert Services – Philip Roberts

Communications and Stakeholder Engagement – Tim Saul

ESG (Australia and New Zealand) – Gemma Wilson

Asset Management – Rose Iversen

Delivery Assurance – Peter Skene

Cost Management - Grant Bowery

Australian national sector leads – Property

Health – Robyn Brigden

Commercial – Lloyd Goves

Education (tertiary) – John Cordingley

Education (schools) – Cassandra Naccarella

Aged Care – Iain Macfarlane

Housing – Anthony Felice

Australian national sector leads – Infrastructure

Aviation – Luc Ramalinga

Ports – Dragan Zlatkovic

Roads – Alan Rimmer

Rail – Tariq Mahmood

Water and Utilities – Hannah Price

Congratulations to our national leads.