A Day in the Life at Stockland

Day in the life

Kye Beaven

Acquisitions Graduate

In Acquisitions, some of our most valuable relationships are with agents and consultants so the mornings are usually filled with meetings to discuss any new opportunities or updates on active projects.

Day in the life

Kye Beaven

Acquisitions Graduate

In Acquisitions, some of our most valuable relationships are with agents and consultants so the mornings are usually filled with meetings to discuss any new opportunities or updates on active projects.

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Day in the life

Jessica Deeks

Project Management Graduate

Some of my tasks are tracking and paying invoices for work completed by consultants, preparing fee proposal requests, and reviewing budgets for the current and future phases of the project.

Day in the life

Jessica Deeks

Project Management Graduate

Some of my tasks are tracking and paying invoices for work completed by consultants, preparing fee proposal requests, and reviewing budgets for the current and future phases of the project.

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Day in the life

Ifra Zubairi

Commercial Property Graduate - Asset Management

Ifra Zubairi is taking up Master of Project Management and is a Retail Manager, Asset Management at Stockland.

Day in the life

Ifra Zubairi

Commercial Property Graduate - Asset Management

Ifra Zubairi is taking up Master of Project Management and is a Retail Manager, Asset Management at Stockland.

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Day in the life

Khang Hoang

Property Manager

Khang Hoang earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics and Finance) at Monash University and is now a Commercial Property Graduate at Stockland.

Day in the life

Khang Hoang

Property Manager

Khang Hoang earned a Bachelor of Commerce (Economics and Finance) at Monash University and is now a Commercial Property Graduate at Stockland.

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UTS acknowledges the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.