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Nic Brunsdon
Nic is the director of the design practice NIC BRUNSDON and the director of the urban program Spacemarket, which pairs disused spaces with useful people. Since its formation, Spacemarket has paired over 500 tenants across 20,000m2 of floorspace and continues to work across Australia to activate forgotten, unloved, and in-between use spaces that test the changing nature of work and occupancy. His architecture studio is much awarded and operates locally and internationally from Perth, Western Australia.
He has worked on policy formation and development at all three levels of government, most recently leading the Design WA suite of built environment policies within the Department of Planning, Lands, and Heritage for the Western Australian State Government.
Simon Pole
Simon has over 25 years’ experience leading exceptional and complex projects with clients globally.
His forte is working closely with the c-suite to understand their business, to interpret the data and translate the words and numbers into tailored design solutions which enhance employee performance; ultimately changing the way businesses do business.
Sue Fenton
Sue has over 20 years of Interior design leadership experience, working across all sectors of the Global studio. Sue creates engaging spaces that enhance our built environment, provide a sense of place and enrich the user experience. Sue’s main focus is on design outcomes developed through a collaborative design process, that unleash project potential and are informed by deep research.
Sue has a passionate commitment to design excellence and engages with RMIT’s education program, contributing to the Course Advisory Committee. Appointed judge to the prestigious IDEA awards, Sue regularly participates in design competitions and publications. Although based in the Melbourne Studio, her expertise has led her to projects in New York, London, Sydney, Perth and Doha. Sue is currently undertaking a PhD by Practice Research mode at RMIT.
Kirsti Simpson
Kirsti is an internationally recognised specialist in workplace design who has earned a place on numerous boards – a testament to an impressive career defined by a number of ‘firsts’ in her profession. She brings a style and flair to work environments that are also highly practical – places that balance function and innovation to ensure they’re successful on day one and well into the future.
“Collaboration is crucial. This requires us all to listen carefully. To find the unique outcome in every conversation.”
Kirsti is a great advocate and ally for her national and international clients, and one of her strengths is her ability to listen wholeheartedly and think strategically to help them achieve their business goals. She is also an Adjunct Professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Queensland.
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