At wildPLAN we are outcome oriented, with a focus on the needs of our clients. This means we put the interests of our clients at the forefront of our thinking.
We would like you to think of wildPLAN as part of your extended professional community, to help you deliver your next planning or development project.
DOMINIC HAMMERSLEY – DIRECTOR / PRINICPAL PLANNER
wildPLAN Director Dominic Hammersley is a highly regarded and well credentialed urban planning professional with a stellar history of professional achievements, including business development and senior executive management roles in the multi-national consultancy space prior to founding wildPLAN.
Backed by an impressive portfolio of statutory, strategic, environmental and master planning projects right across Queensland, and Northern Australia his portfolio also includes specialist experience in planning for Indigenous communities throughout Northern Australia and the Pacific Islands. Not shy of a crowd, or a publication, he continues to make his mark on the planning industry through his Planning Institute of Australia contributions.
Dominic founded wildPLAN firstly out of a desire to establish a company that combined urban planning with marketing and communications services, because increasingly, the power of public opinion through social and other media influences the success of a project. However, wildPLAN was also founded out of a desire to focus on the needs and aspirations of clients and to set a new standard for social and environmental corporate responsibility, which included (importantly) just being great to work with.
URBI WINSOME TERRY – ASSOCIATE PLANNER
Urbi has a reputation for excellence and exceptional communication skills, that together with her property and development background (spanning real estate, property/planning law, property valuation and urban planning) lends to outstanding results in the statutory planning space. In addition to her statutory planning experience she has specialist expertise in land use planning in remote and Indigenous communities, canvassing land use planning, master planning and community engagement services. Her approach to community and stakeholder engagement is holistic and inclusive with demonstrated capability in community and organisational capacity building backed by recent training in effective engagement and leading organisational change.
Urbi is a member of the Planning Institute of Australia, receiving recognition for Planning Excellence as Young Planner of the Year (Tropical North Queensland Branch), going on to receive judge’s commendation for the State award in 2018.
