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Think global, act local.

The World Networks lead IEMA’s voice and member engagement across the globe. They champion the work of local members and create the partnerships needed to support the shift to a sustainable economy. 

If you are interested in volunteering with us please email [email protected]

Get to know the faces behind the scenes...

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Lianne Smith (WA)

Chair
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Kevin Mundy (WA)

Vice Chair
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Sophie Hagan

Committee Member
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Marguerite Collins (NSW)

Committee Member
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Kerry Gray (SA)

Committee Member
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Paul Harrison

Committee Member

Marguerite holds degrees in chemical engineering and commerce from Sydney University and holds Masters in Sustainability from Harvard. She has held senior roles focussed on energy, greenhouse gas, water, environment and natural resources management across consulting, industry, government, research and non for profit sectors.

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Aidan Marsh

Committee Member
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Euan Ronald (VIC)

Committee Member
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Rikki Irons-Mclean

Committee Member

Euan is a senior business leader with over 20 years’ experience sustainability experience in complex global organisations. Passionate about driving businesses to deliver system value within planetary boundaries, Euan is currently the Head of Sustainability at Ampol working across the organization to integrate sustainability that supports the transition to future fuels and energy solutions.

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Paul Osmond (NSW)

Committee Member
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James Backshall (WA)

Committee Member
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Kimberley Hague (QLD)

Committee Member

Paul Osmond has been engaged with sustainable development since the 1980s, in practice and through teaching and research. He joined the University of New South Wales Built Environment School in 2010 from his previous role as the University's Operational Environment Manager. Before this, Paul worked in local government where he was responsible for a variety of environmental, landscape and urban design projects. His professional background includes experience in consultancy, forestry, freelance journalism and the metal industry. Paul has qualifications in applied science, environmental management and landscape design. His PhD focused on evaluation and design of sustainable urban form. Paul is the UNSW representative to the Green Building Council of Australia and sits on the editorial boards of the journals Urban Morphology, Urban Planning, and Architecture. He is a Certified Environmental Practitioner, Registered Environmental Auditor, Green Star Accredited Professional, Fitwel "Ambassador" and member of the International Ecological Engineering Society.

Kimberley is a Chartered Senior Environmental Scientist and full member of IEMA and the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) with applied broad knowledge of environmental principles and management. Kimberley has supervised a range of projects on behalf of various clients, conducting environmental appraisals and management of surveys in support of high-profile, national infrastructure projects. She has experience in the environmental sector in the UK and has relocated to expand this experience to Australian markets. She demonstrates a proven appreciation of environmental and safety risks and the importance of managing such project elements through design and planning. Kimberley delivers technical advice, primarily environmental assessments, design inputs, and consenting strategies with experience supporting flooding risk management, transport infrastructure, mining, and Net Zero projects.