Terry Rawnsley
About Terry Rawnsley
Terry Rawnsley is the Director of Planning & Infrastructure Economics at KPMG Australia, where he focuses on urban and regional economic growth. He has a background in economics and has received recognition for his contributions to planning and infrastructure.
Work at KPMG Australia
Terry Rawnsley serves as the Director of Planning & Infrastructure Economics at KPMG Australia. He has held this position since 2021, contributing to the firm's expertise in urban and regional economic analysis. His role involves collaborating with various stakeholders, including government entities, ASX listed companies, and private businesses, to provide insights into planning and infrastructure economics. His work focuses on enhancing economic performance in urban settings and regions.
Education and Expertise
Terry Rawnsley studied at James Cook University, where he earned a Bachelor of Economics with Honours (BEc Hons) from 1996 to 1999. His academic background in economics underpins his expertise in urban and regional economic growth, enabling him to analyze and present research on how cities and regions function effectively.
Background
Before joining KPMG Australia, Terry Rawnsley worked at SGS Economics and Planning as a Principal & Partner from 2007 to 2020. During his 13 years at SGS, he developed a strong foundation in economic analysis and planning, which has informed his subsequent work in his current role. His extensive experience spans various sectors, including government and private industry.
Achievements
In 2017, Terry Rawnsley was awarded the National Planning Champion Award by the Planning Institute of Australia (PIA). This recognition was for his efforts in promoting good planning practices and raising awareness of planning issues within the community. His contributions to the field have established him as a notable figure in planning and infrastructure economics.
Public Speaking and Research Contributions
Terry Rawnsley frequently presents and publishes research insights related to urban and regional economic performance. His dynamic presentation style has made him a sought-after spokesperson for television and public events, where he shares his knowledge on planning and infrastructure economics. His work includes producing the annual Economic Performance of Cities and Regions report, which assesses economic growth in various urban and regional contexts.