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The Green Star Advisory Committee and supporting advisory groups ensure the Green Star rating system continues to be Australia’s leading rating tool for the built environment. They also ensure continuous improvement of the certification process, and increase industry participation in Green Star.

The Green Star Advisory Committee assists and advises our Executive Team and Board on all matters relating to the development of Green Star and ensure that the Green Star rating system remains rigorous, market relevant and valued by industry. The committee ensures that a consensus process continues to be used to evolve Green Star in accordance with our mission and strategic plan.

Green Star Advisory Committee members are sustainability leaders with experience in governance and stakeholder engagement, and have an understanding of rating systems and the role played by independent certification in driving change. They hold senior positions and have an understanding of the economic, social and environmental drivers that affect the adoption of sustainable building practices internationally.
The Charter for the Green Star Advisory Committee is available here.

 

Members

The Industry Advisory Group supports staff and the Green Star Advisory Committee as it provides insight into industry activity and trends, and makes recommendations to increase the adoption of Green Star. The terms of reference are available here.

 

Members

The Green Star Technical Advisory Group (TAG) has been created to ensure Green Star remains technically rigorous, flexible and relevant to industry. 

The Technical Advisory Group provides support to staff and the Green Star Advisory Committee in developing appropriate technical guidance and direction for current and future rating tools and other initiatives. It is tasked with assisting in the development of Green Star; reporting and making recommendations on matters relating to rating tool development, and addressing and reporting stakeholder comments on Green Star.
The terms of reference are available here

 

Members

 

 

To assist the Committee in its functions, the Responsible Product Advisory Group (the Group) is tasked to assist and advise the GBCA executive and the Committee on matters relating to GBCA’s strategy for products and circular economy, including the development of the Responsible Products Framework (the Framework) and the Responsible Products Directory (the Directory). 

The Terms of Reference are available here.

 

Members

The Green Star Advisory Committee has established the Homes Advisory Panel to assist and advise on all matters relating to the development of the Green Star Homes Standard. 

The Homes Advisory Panel is responsible for ensuring that Green Star Homes drives sustainable outcomes in the housing sector, enables market transformation, and is valued by the housing industry. The introduction of this Standard and its certification process is part of the Future Homes Strategy released by GBCA in May 2020.
The terms of reference are available here.

 

Members

Expert Reference Panels

Expert Reference Panels assist with a defined topic of engagement. Panels are appointed by us and are made up of our members who have experience and expertise on the relevant topic. 
The terms of reference are available here.

  • Emma McMahon – Goodman (Chair)
  • Ben McCluskey – Charter Hall
  • Ben Thomas – The GPT Group 
  • Brenda Kingston – WSP 
  • Bruce Precious – Six Capitals Consulting 
  • David O’Connor – Lendlease 
  • David Butler – JLL 
  • Liam Murray – Building-Performance 
  • Loreta Brazukas – JLL 
  • Marc Gillespie – Cbus Property 
  • Marine Calmettes – Frasers Property Industrial  
  • Matea Cehovin – Vicinity Centres 
  • Mathuran Marianayagam – Geronimo Advisory 
  • Phil Senn – Woolworths 
  • Rob Sims – Dexus 
  • Simon Ng – Colliers 
  • Steven Peters – ISPT 
  • Suruchi Pathak – NABERS 
  • Vivien Li – Auckland City Council (NZGBC) 
  • Wayne Lobo – Arup

 

  • Patrick Campbell – John Holland (Chair)
  • Candice Venter – John Holland
  • Carmen Prince
  • Ian Van Eerden – Northrop Consulting Engineers 
  • Jessica Bennett – Aurecon 
  • John Bahoric – Wallbridge Gilbert Aztec
  • Jonathan Lake – GresleyAbas Architects 
  • Gill Armstrong – Climate Works Australia
  • Natalie Boston – Vicinity Centres 
  • Phillip Cook – Lendlease 
  • Sam Charles-Ginn – Department of Energy and Public Works 
  • Steve Colomb – Dexus 
  • Steven McKellar - City of Melbourne 
  • Thomas Monkhouse – Norman Disney & Young 
  • Victoria Norris – Mott Macdonald 
  • Bob Wilson – Lucid Consulting 
  • Simon Liley – Cundall 
  • Ben Gibbs – WSP 
  • Evan Smith – Holcim 
  • Kate Kelly – Schools Infrastructure NSW

 

  • Su-Fern Tan – CBRE (Chair)
  • Alicia Buffinton – Country Road Group
  • Belinda Konopka – Surface Design Consulting
  • Clayton Bristow – FF&3  
  • Davis Demilo – AtelierTen 
  • Filomena Beshara – Built 
  • Iva Durakovic – University of New South Wales 
  • Jon Davis – TSA Management 
  • Karen Hovenga – Karen Hovenga Sustainability Consulting
  • Karen Garrett – Unispace 
  • Karie Soehardi – Circular Design Thinking
  • Dr Kendra Wasiluk – Monash University 
  • Marlon Kobacker – Mott MacDonald 
  • Melinda Mandla – JLL 
  • Pratik Shah – Aston 
  • Valerie Mack – Buchan 
  • Zoe Neill – Norman Disney & Young
  • Deborah Davidson – dsquared Consulting (Chair)
  • Andrew Cattanach – Buildcorp
  • Brad Crowley – NZGBC 
  • Chris Walker – Jacobs 
  • Chris van der Pol – Vision Design Planning
  • Jess Stewart – Riverview Projects 
  • Judith Bruinsma - WSROC 
  • Karen Greaves – Lendlease 
  • Karen Woo – Vicinity Centres 
  • Karla Fox-Reynolds – Hassell 
  • Lauren Kajewski – Landcom 
  • Matthew Napper – Ingenia 
  • Michelle Cramer – GHD 
  • Oliver Grimaldi – Cundall 
  • Paul Stoller – Atelier Ten 
  • Rod Brown – Architectus 
  • Roger Swinbourne – Positive Futures Advisory Pty Ltd
  • Clare Parry – Development Victoria 
  • Sean Holmes – WSP 
  • Pamela Chacon – Northrop Consulting Engineers
  • Rebecca Fitzgerald – Investa Property Group (Chair)
  • Alex Krickx – Integral Group
  • Alexander Hespe – Arup 
  • Damon Moloney – WSP 
  • David Mahoney – HIP V. HYPE 
  • Dennis Lee – University of Sydney
  • Elizabeth Cuan Castiblanco – Edge Environment 
  • Jack Blackwell – City of Melbourne 
  • James Mortensen – Slattery 
  • Julia Halioua – TSA Management
  • Leigh Penney – Laing O'Rourke 
  • Madlen Jannaschk – Cundall 
  • Monique Alfris – NABERS 
  • Priya Gandhi – Atelier Ten 
  • Dmitry Ivanov – Mott Macdonald 
  • Jordan McPeake – Lucid Consulting Australia 
  • Jim Stewart – Fender Katsalidis 
  • Robert Milagre – Aurecon

 

 

  • Ian Dixon – GHD (Chair)
  • Adam Garnys – CETEC
  • Anna Kang – ISPT 
  • Christhina Candido – The University of Melbourne 
  • David Baggs – Global GreenTag International 
  • Marilyn Pisani – AECOM 
  • Marni Punt – Australia Post 
  • Melissa Nouel – NDY 
  • Quentin Jackson – Aurecon 
  • Ron Pulido – NABERS 
  • Shanica Hall – Stantec
  • Zoe Morrison – City of Sydney 
  • Brett Pollard – Hassell 
  • Lucy Band – Ethos Urban
  • Chewy Chang – Charter Hall

 

  • Erik Moore – Dexus (Chair)
  • Callie Cummings – Department of Transport WA
  • David Eckstein – Hansen Yuncken
  • David Uhlmann – Aurecon 
  • Jeremy Mansfield – Mansfield Advisory 
  • Jonathan Dalton – Viridis Australia 
  • Nathan Robertson-Ball – Commonwealth Bank of Australia 
  • Paul Himberger – Landcom
  • Pernille Christensen – University of Technology Sydney
  • Renae Walton – City of Port Phillip 
  • Alistair Coulstock – TSA Riley
  • Sally Bamber – WSP 
  • Ralph James Hems – Office of Design and Architecture South Australia
  • Emily Low – Mott MacDonald (Chair)
  • Alyssa Slaney – Laing O'Rourke
  • Amanda Joseph – Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
  • Ian Adams – Organica Engineering 
  • Jenni Garden – Edge Environment 
  • Jessica Holz – Aurecon 
  • Kate Nason – Frasers Property Australia 
  • Kelly Hertzog – City of Melbourne 
  • Shokry Abdelaal – University of South Australia 
  • Stewart Monti – Atelier Ten 
  • Tatiana Schonhobel – Dexus
  • Vicky Critchley – NSW Dept of Communities & Justice 
  • Sam Smith – Development Victoria 
  • Josh Loyd – AECOM 
  • Angeliki Dimitriou – Investa 
  • Philip Martin – The GPT Group 
  • Abigail Heywood – Lendlease
  • Evalin Ling – Laing O’Rouke (Chair)
  • Dave Moolman – Shaw Contract
  • David Bell – Infrabuild 
  • Gemma Dawson – City of Sydney 
  • Hannah Morton – Cundall 
  • Jason Nairn – Cement Concrete Aggregates Association Australia 
  • Jerusha Bersford – Australian Steel Institute 
  • Katie Eyles – NABERS 
  • Laura Guccione – BlueScope Steel 
  • Matt Willilams – LCI Consultants 
  • Nicole Sullivan – thinkstep-anz 
  • Rob Ferrari – CSR Building Products 
  • Rob Campbell – eTool Global 
  • Robert Crawford – The University of Melbourne 
  • Valentina Petrone – WSP 
  • Aidan Mullan – Interface 
  • Richard Haynes – eTool Global 
  • Sara Levett – NABERS