Stay up to date with the latest appointments, promotions and career moves from across New Zealand's property sector in this fortnight's On the Move.
Warren and Mahoney continues Sydney expansion
Multi-disciplinary architecture and design practice Warren and Mahoney has announced the appointment of two senior architects to its Sydney studio, marking a significant step in the practice’s continued growth across Australia.
Alex Wessling recently joined the studio as Principal and Sarah Slattery will join in July as Associate Principal. The appointments signal Warren and Mahoney’s commitment to building a senior leadership team to deliver complex, large-scale projects while developing the next generation of design talent.
Warren and Mahoney Managing Director, John Coop, said the appointments represent a deliberate investment in the studio’s long-term direction.
JLL New Zealand announces four promotions
Congratulations to Harry Fergusson, promoted to Director; Glenn Loraine, promoted to Senior Director; Monish Khan, promoted to Senior Analyst; and Zac Chan, promoted to Registered Valuer.
JLL New Zealand Managing Director Todd Lauchlan, says “each of these promotions is extremely well earned, and reflects the strength and depth of talent we have coming through our New Zealand business”.
MinterEllisonRuddWatts promote Senior Associate
MinterEllisonRuddWatts promote Logan Mailand, to Senior Associate in their Construction and Infrastructure team.
Since joining the firm in 2023, Logan has earned a reputation as a trusted adviser on complex construction and infrastructure disputes, combining strong technical expertise with sound judgement and a client-focused approach. He is also a valued contributor to the team culture and an enthusiastic advocate for innovation, including the practical use of AI within our practice to maximise value for our clients.
Congratulations Logan on this well-deserved achievement.
Boffa Miskell welcome planner Holly McIntee
Holly McIntee has joined Boffa Miskell as a Planner. With experience across both consultancy and local government roles, she specialises in resource consenting, site feasibility and due diligence assessments, and providing strategic planning advice for a wide range of development projects.
She works closely with clients, councils, and technical specialists to coordinate multidisciplinary inputs and guide projects through the consenting process. Her experience includes leading resource consent applications for renewable energy, community, and emergency services projects, helping deliver practical and well-considered planning outcomes.
Congratulations Holly.
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