Development and Planning
Mitchel Hanlon
Mitch is the Managing Director and owner of Mitchel Hanlon Consulting.
His key skills are in the fields of development and planning, surveying, civil and environmental engineering, intensive agriculture and project management.
Mitch is passionate about the continuing development and economic growth of our regional communities.
He recognises his most valuable asset is the great team of people with whom he works.
Mitch is committed to continued education, learning and training and helping his team reach their full potential.
He loves the outdoors, rugby, time with family and has a real affection for Karaoke.
Jocelyn Ullman
An Armidale girl born and raised, Jocelyn returns to the New England North West region after 12 years in Western Australia where she worked for a variety of local and state govenments gaining experience from a number of large scale residential urban projects.
Jocelyn has extensive strategic planning knowledge including the assessment of new residential developments, project management and urban design. Projects she has been involved in include the creation of a new coastal community by the Department of Housing providing a number of environmental and social challenges and ultimately home to over 2,200 households, a primary school and shopping centre and project managing another large scale urban development covering 1,420 hectares and a potential population of up to 40,000.
This girl loves a challenge and is passionate about the creation of new communities.
A self-proclaimed outdoors junkie (water skiing at any given opportunity), Jocelyn also has a love for reptiles. So much so she owns two pet snakes named Monty and Sally.
Kristen Alchin
Currently studying through UNE, Kristen is looking forward to graduating in 2012 with a Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning. Kristen is currently working on an honours project 'Community attitudes to urban biodiversity; lessons for better planning' which seeks to document the attitudes of residents in many NE NSW towns in regards to urban biodiversity.
Outside of study (and let's face it time is limited), Kristen enjoys spending time with family and friends, a new found interest in gardening (of her own admission involving much trial and error), and most importantly planning her wedding.
