Interview with Debra Robinson | S3Ep7
Listen now
Description
In this episode Kirsty interviews Debra Robinson – a group executive at Sunshine Coast Regional Council. Deb has had an astonishing career, and it’s a delight to hear her explain her role, her goals, and her pivotal moments across her time in town planning, and the building and construction industry. She also explains the challenges the council faces along with the value of her long-standing association with UDIA Queensland. About your host: Kirsty Chessher-Brown is the CEO of UDIA Queensland. About Deb. She has held senior management positions in both the public and private sectors since 2000, most notably as both a Town Planner and Development Manager in the Building and Construction industry. Debra has formal town planning qualifications, holds a Master of Business Administration, is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and in 2006 she was awarded the Outstanding Business Woman of the Year by the Sunshine Coast Business Women’s Network. Debra is also a current Board member of the Sunshine Coast Falcons Rugby League Club. Finally, Debra is a Sunshine Coast local, passionate about the region and leading and contributing to the creation of a strong and diverse economy whilst ensuring sustainable growth and the retention of the enviable lifestyle that all residents and visitors to the area can continue to enjoy into the future. Produced By The Podcast Boss
More Episodes
Published 05/08/24
In this episode of the Development Drum, Glen Maidment talks about the journey of starting his business, Maidment Group, its expansion, and the strategic decision to incorporate various in-house services, such as the recent inclusion of multi-unit residential offerings. He discusses the hurdles...
Published 05/08/24
In this episode of the Development Drum, Mike Loney discusses the complexities of navigating the property development landscape amidst a housing crisis, providing insights into the challenges they’ve faced while also offering his perspective on whether housing affordability is achievable. He goes...
Published 05/01/24