In this episode of Said in Concrete, host Estelle Clapham celebrates leadership, learning, and a shared passion for concrete with two exceptional guests.

Joel Brown, Principal Structural Engineer and Project Manager at WGA, brings expertise across diverse projects, from maritime infrastructure to renewable energy, with a niche in wind turbine foundation design. A/Prof Liza O’Moore, a Life Member and former National President of the Concrete Institute of Australia, shares insights from her 30+ years in structural design and her transformative impact on engineering education.

Together, they explore the natural leadership role of engineers, the importance of mentoring future talent, and why concrete jewelry might just be the ultimate sign of devotion to the industry. Don’t miss this inspiring and fun conversation!

In this episode of Said in Concrete, host Estelle Clapham is joined by two leaders driving innovation in asset management—Daniel Anstice, Senior Technical Director at GHD, and Brodie Chan, Head of Asset Strategy at Port of Brisbane.

Former colleagues turned associates and friends, Daniel and Brodie share how their collaboration has shaped their careers and advanced asset renewal and life extension in the civil and maritime sectors. With Daniel’s 28 years of experience and Brodie’s strategic expertise, they discuss navigating challenges, embracing opportunities, and shaping the future of asset management.

Tune in for an engaging conversation about professional growth, impactful partnerships, and the evolving industry landscape!

In Part Two of this special Said in Concrete conversation, host Estelle Clapham continues her inspiring discussion with Echo Wang and Professor Shan Kumar.

In this episode, we dive deeper into the importance of collaboration, the challenges of implementing sustainable solutions, and how the blend of emerging ideas with decades of expertise is key to building a resilient future for concrete.

Tune in for the conclusion of this two-part series that celebrates experience, innovation, and the ever-evolving world of engineering.