Natural HazardsPeter Ollivier is a senior member within NZ executive leadership team of Egis.
On 28 March 2024 delivered a wide-ranging presentation, to the Natural Hazards meeting, on some of the work Egis has, and is, undertaking in New Zealand and around the world.
Egis is a significant international consulting, construction engineering and operating firm. and has built strong, long-term partnerships with clients and expanded a presence across different markets and the region; shaping the communities and cities they live and work in today.
A copy of the Excellent “Egis – Transitional Opportunities” Presentation given by Peter Ollivier of egis on 28 March.
The presentation includes a range of significant Pacific projects in Kiribati and elsewhere.
Peter Ollivier
Senior Principal - Advisory
Phone +64 4 894 7860| Mobile +64 21 464 569
Peter.Ollivier@egis-group.com | https://egis-group.com
Level 13, Kordia House, 109-125 Willis Street, Wellington 6011, New Zealand
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