Bree brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in communications, stakeholder engagement, public relations, event management, and policy advice across several industries, including renewable energy, higher education, and government. With over eleven years of industry experience, Bree has supported more than 40 renewable energy developments, built strong connections with regional communities, and delivered result-oriented strategies for various clients and organisations. Bree holds a Master of Social Change and Development (MSCD) and an IAP2 Certification, qualifications that equip her to enhance the effectiveness of large-scale projects by ensuring they are socially inclusive, sustainable, and aligned with community needs. These qualifications, combined with her extensive experience, provide Bree with a deep understanding of social dynamics, development strategies, and sustainability practices—enabling her to make informed decisions that promote long-term community well-being.
As a proud Wiradjuri woman, Bree is deeply connected to her community and is committed to best practices and meaningful outcomes in engagement with First Nations communities. She is skilled in delivering state-wide projects and events, identifying and mitigating risks, and overcoming barriers to participation. Her respectful engagement approach considers cultural practices, ensuring inclusivity and sensitivity in all interactions.