Author: Michelle Dawson

Proudly investing in the future. 

RCC’s cadet program is one of the largest and most well-established in Australia, and our forums continue to provide invaluable networking and learning opportunities.  

The 2025 cadet and graduate forum was held at Walsh Bay Arts Precinct. 

Thank you to Elliot Hicks, Annelise Cannon, Sam Kuiper, Simon Dayball, Andrew Buchanan, Joe Bozic, Matt Ware, Michael Aquilina, Nick Ryan, Mo Dunia, James Morrison, Larissa Sullivan & Laura Sidhom for sharing real-world insights into teamwork, perseverance and innovation.   

90 young professionals heard from Nick Ryan, Project Manager, at the recent Property Council of Australia NSW Future Leaders event.  

Joined by Isabel Ross, CBRE, Charlotte Price, Investa and Hugh Dillon, Stantec, Nick shared insights into the importance of building meaningful and rewarding mentorship relationships.  

We’re committed to advancing the industry by developing the pipeline of future leaders.  

2025 Ladies Lunch

Celebrating $400,000 raised at the Sydney Breast Cancer Foundation 2025 Ladies Lunch.  

Lynne Crookes OAM, Chair of the Sydney Breast Cancer Foundation Board, and the Crookes family have supported this vital charity for 20 years.  

We’re proud to continue this legacy as Principal Sponsor, supporting the next generation of clinicians, surgeons and health advocates. 

RCC’s design and innovation team, led by Samantha Kuiper, General Manager – Design & Innovation, has over 65 design managers, façade specialists, services managers, structural and digital experts. Our in-house expertise is unparalleled in Australia.  

Last week, Samantha facilitated the 2025 Design Forum with external guest speakers, internal presentations and workshops 

This lively forum reaffirmed our culture of design excellence, innovation and optimisation — highlighting how technology can transform project delivery outcomes and improve design quality. 

“RCC goes above and beyond to accommodate <University of Technology> students on these exceptional site visits. Safety is always the top priority, and the detailed presentations provide students with invaluable real-world insights,” said Craig Barry, Director at CKB Projects & Consulting Pty Ltd and Lecturer, UTS School of Built Environment.

70 students took a behind-the-scenes tour of the NewCold Advanced Cold Logistics (NewCold) site.

We’re committed to advancing the industry by developing the pipeline of future industry leaders. Thanks to RCC’s tour guides for showcasing the state-of-the-art cold storage warehouse and demonstrating the precision behind its automated storage and retrieval systems.