Manager, Infrastructure Advisory | Strategy and Transactions Location: Sydney
Date: 19 Sep 2024
What's in it for you?
As a Manager in the Infrastructure Advisory team based in our Sydney office, you'll have the opportunity to work across all major infrastructure sectors; from power and utilities to transport, health and human services, education and justice, to trade and export industries.
Build and/or use financial and/or economic models Provide some/all of economic, commercial, financial and strategic advice to clients in consultation with senior staff and partners Support management of engagements by ensuring that work products and services are oriented to each client's needs, and are clear, accurate and well presented Help manage internal budgets and administration requirements and ensure quality, independence and risk management protocols are followed Support business development activities, including the preparation of proposals What we're looking for
Professional experience in a relevant role or sector.
For example, this experience could have been gained in an accounting or law firm, management consultancy, engineering practice, infrastructure firm, private sector industry participant, or within any level of government A strong interest in infrastructure; experience in the economic, commercial and financial aspects of transport, social infrastructure, major transactions and/or energy markets Excellent interpersonal and client management skills with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively in internal and external forums Advanced report writing, analysis, ability to think non-linearly and strategically when problem-solving and utilise general commercial skills and acumen Ability to lead and manage multiple projects / people concurrently, and effectively prioritise competing demands What we can offer you
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