Virginia Van der Meer brings community and partner insight into program and client leadership so teams can spot issues early and act while options are still open. On complex, high-profile work, meaningful stakeholder engagement protects credibility and drives steady delivery.
Jacobs Global Principal and Digital Delivery Lead in Asia OhSung Kwan specializes in supporting organizations to define and execute their digital delivery strategy from the ground up, leading multi-disciplinary teams to design and deploy tools, platforms and software to enhance transparency, collaboration, efficiency and innovation.
The human conditions for program performance are often treated as an outcome of good management rather than a prerequisite for it. Culture, alignment and adaptive leadership shape program delivery — and it matters now more than ever.
Effective information management is critical on complex infrastructure programs. David Webborn works with owners and supply chains to implement a robust approach to information delivery that has appropriate governance and is aligned to standards. The reward: teams can automate handover, reduce rework and make better lifecycle decisions.
Katie Adnams, associate director for smart places at Jacobs, supports clients in embedding digital, data and artificial intelligence (AI) into city masterplanning. By translating complex technology into practical, problem-solving strategies, she's creating responsive cities that are more efficient and inclusive.
Cath Hill works with clients to overcome the challenges associated with building a case for investing in digital solutions like digital twins when the benefits are both tangible and intangible. The result is a more complete picture of the value that goes beyond traditional return on investment models.
Alain Aurus helps utilities modernize transmission and distribution networks through digital substations, advanced protection systems and standardized design that improve resilience, accelerate delivery and support more efficient, data-driven operations.
Coastal resilience is no longer just an engineering challenge; it’s a complex balancing act shaped by climate risk, funding realities and long-term uncertainty. Jacobs’ Global Principal, Flood Infrastructure Engineering, Charles Schelpe explores the critical decisions behind funding, trade-offs and long-term resilience — and what it takes to deliver future-ready coastal solutions.
