James is a founding Director of Sugden & Gee with over 20 years’ experience as a mechanical engineer. His career has given him exposure to the mining, manufacturing and construction industries, initially as a site engineer and more recently as a consultant and lead designer. During his time as a consulting engineer in Tasmania, James has established himself as a competent and effective designer, project manager and contract superintendent. With a passion for minimising waste and maximising the production of renewable energy and resources, James now has a focus on projects that incorporate these goals.

Andrew is a graduate civil engineer (2016) and graduate planner (2019), and has been employed by Sugden & Gee since early 2015. Andrew is a passionate, honest member of the S&G team with a wide skill set in both engineering and planning. Andrew has developed skills in project management, contract administration and asset management and understands the importance of communication and documentation. Andrew has a passion for planning and parking and its impacts and challenges for local government.

Lorrienne is an experienced engineer and project manager with a successful career in energy, government and consulting.  She has a proven track record in delivering significant projects and programs of work in remote, harsh and unique environments in Australia and Antarctica.   As a Senior Project Manager with Sugden & Gee, Lorrienne is currently leading an integrated project team assisting Tasmanian Irrigation to develop and deliver the South East Integration Project.  Her prior experiences include Engineering Services Supervisor and Deputy Station Leader for the Australian Antarctic Division, where she managed a multi-disciplinary construction team based in Antarctica, engineering and project management of upstream greenfield oil facilities and pipelines, and engineering design for high pressure gas transmission pipelines and pressure reduction facilities.

Evie is a project officer and administrative assistant. She graduated from the University of Tasmania with a Bachelor of Social Science, focusing on politics and policy, international relations and sociology, and is currently studying a Master of Urban Planning at University of Technology Sydney. Evie is interested to see how Hobart copes with growth and change and work on projects that contribute to this including the Greater South East Irrigation Scheme with over 400 irrigators and 200KMs of pipeline.

Evie has highly developed communication skills, and an eye for detail, developed through her time working in boarding houses, local government and in retail