Our people are our most valuable assets.
Steve Greenwood
Director
Steve has extensive experience in Local, State and Federal Government, public policy, development and advocacy nationally and internationally.
Previously Executive Director of the Property Council of Australia (QLD) Steve developed and ran the advocacy campaign on the land valuation system and was a key influencer on the Integrated Planning Act, Environmental Protections Act, Native Title and Cultural Heritage and the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
Steve has successfully led complex, high profile public affairs campaigns, has extensive experience as a media spokesperson and regularly provides comment on current public policy issues.
Steve’s years of experience across a multitude of industries has allowed his to build extensive professional networks throughout various sectors, public and private.
Steve’s career is built on the continuous improvement of organisations, with a proven history of implementing change through strategic policy marketing.
Annabelle Pegrum | AM
Non-Executive Director
Annabelle has held chief executive and senior management positions throughout her career in both the private and public sector including extensive experience as a member on boards and advisory/review committees and is currently a member of the NSW Planning Assessment Commission determining state significant development & infrastructure applications.
Highly competent in communication, Annabelle is recognising as a leader and advocate for excellence in city making and has managed various promotional campaigns and communication strategies fostering an awareness of Canberra as the National Capital.
A multi award winning architect (Australian Institute of Architecture Presidents Award, Centenary Medal, Telstra ACT Business Women of the Year) with unusually broad experience and recognition in planning and design strategy & policy.
Annabelle is very familiar with the City of Logan and Logan City Council having previously provided consultancy services to Council regarding the development of local plan codes and was invited to speak at the 2015 Planning & Development Forum.
James Stokes
Non- Executive Director
James is the Director of Esourcelegal Pty Ltd. A City of Logan based company and the largest commercial law firm in Logan (Springwood).
James is a Law Society accredited specialist in business law an accreditation only held by 20 people in Queensland. An experienced property development and acquisitions lawyer with extensive risk and compliance board experience.
James is actively involved in the City of Logan’s business world (current member of Logan Chamber of Commerce) and has been a long term resident of the City of Logan.
James is a proven advocate for the City of Logan being extremely community oriented and focused.
James’ unmatched affiliation and experience with the City of Logan provides the initial Invest Logan Board with a unique sense of place and an invaluable understanding of the community.
Todd Rohl
CEO
Todd has worked in all three tiers of government – local, State and Australian Governments as well as the private sector and has over 20 years of experience in town and country planning and held several senior executive positions.
Todd Rohl is currently the Chief Executive Officer of Invest Logan, an investment company that aims to bring investment into the City of Logan and returning benefits to its residents. His previous roles include Director, Strategy and Sustainability with Logan City Council where he oversaw areas relating to town planning and urban design policy, investment attraction, business support, property development and environment management. Todd has also held the role of Managing Director Planning, Urban Design and Heritage at the National Capital Authority, he oversaw the approval and development of national icons such as the National Portrait Gallery and extension to the National Gallery of Australia and devised the plan in consultation with the Australian community to revitalise the heart of Australia’s capital city – Canberra.
He also is involved in planner education where for the past 19 years he has held the role as adjunct lecturer in planning practice at James Cook University, and works for the not-for-profit Accessibili-t whose mission is to create real inclusion and accessibility in the wider community.
Our People
Our people are our most valuable assets.
To support the achievement of our role, a small dynamic team has been established as articulated in the figure below.
