WA EPN Show-Off Night
Thursday 4 December 2025
Time 5.00pm - 8.00pm AWST (Perth)
Format In-Person Technical Seminar
Location Stantec Office
226 Adelaide Terrace, Perth (Wajuk Country)
CPD 1 CPD Point (Self-Allocated)
Tickets
| Members | Complimentary |
| Student Members | Complimentary |
| Government Subscribers | Complimentary |
| Corporate Subscribers | 20% off non-member |
| Non-Members | $30.00 |
Event Proudly supported by
Registrations
Registrations are now closed.
Should you wish to be added to the waitlist, please contact the team at TPA.
About this event
The WA Emerging Professionals Network Showoff Night is a chance for you to gain an insight into different areas of the transport industry as our speakers share their great work!
Come along, join other young transport professionals and network in a relaxed setting and hear what some of our early to mid-career level professionals have been up to. This event is not just for EPN it is for all members of the industry.
Our Emerging Professionals Network Showoff Night is an exciting event to celebrate and showcase all the greatness of the Emerging Professionals in the transport industry as well as providing an incredible insight into the different areas of the transport industry we all work in.
It is a fun, informal night and a great way to interact with other young professions, come and see some of Perth’s best talk about what they love most.
Registrations close, Tuesday 2 December 2025.
For more information please contact the team at TPA
Event Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed in presentations and at events are those of the individual presenters and do not reflect the official policy, position, or views of the Transport Professionals Association (formerly AITPM).
We proudly support and encourage diversity of thought and perspective within our professional community. By providing a platform for a broad range of voices and ideas, we aim to foster respectful dialogue, innovation, and continuous learning across the industry.
Speakers
Natalie Sham | Stantec | Facilitator
Natalie is a Transport Engineer at Stantec. With 5 years of experience, she focuses on creating people-centred, data-driven transport solutions. She is passionate about supporting young professionals and students as they explore the diverse and rewarding pathways within the transport industry
Harrison Bailey | PTA
Harrison graduated Curtin University with a Bachelor of Civil and Construction Engineering in 2021.
He has five years in the rail industry, during which he has worked in every part of an asset’s lifecycle – planning, delivery, and maintenance.
Harrison now works in infrastructure planning at the Public Transport Authority of WA, being primarily responsible for providing technical advice and engineering assurance to infrastructure planning projects. He has a passion for education and development of future professionals, investing a lot of time into PTA’s vacation student and graduate programs.
Kalan Ralph | Main Roads WA
Kalan works with Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) at Main Roads Western Australia's Road Network Operations Centre, using technology to make WA’s road network smarter, safer, and just a little bit cooler. Since starting as a graduate in 2022, he has focused on innovation and is passionate about professional development, committed to cultivating the next generation of transport professionals.
Outside of work, Kalan supports a young family and raises four beautiful children—a fact that strangers in the shops often remark on. In spare time (which is always in short supply), [Name] enjoys exploring philosophy, theology, and agriculture.
Talia Bradmore | Stantec
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Talia is a Transport Planner who joined Stantec in 2021, whilst completing a Bachelor's degree in Urban and Regional Planning. She is passionate about creating better places through thoughtful transport planning. Over the past 4 years, she has gained experience working on a range of transport planning projects such as travel planning and behaviour change (including for Green Star ratings) for schools, hospitals, workplaces, and residential developments, parking management plans, transport policy and transport impact assessment projects. |
Jayden Choo | ARUP
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Jayden is an emerging transport planner focused on creating sustainable, evidence-based transport solutions to enhance transport efficiencies, road safety and support an efficient multi-modal transport network. He has developed advanced skills in a range of modelling software including AIMSUN, VISSIM, VISUM and SIDRA, utilising model outputs to influence business case project, inform traffic calming interventions and assist future network upgrades. His experience also spans a variety of projects including parking studies, carbon emission assessments, public transport assessments using PODARIS and events planning policy. |
Peter Koong | ARUP
Peter is an Engineer in Arup's Transport Planning team in Perth. His key experiences include operational modelling in micro- and mesoscopic simulation as well as developing bespoke modelling programs for future mobility initiatives. Whether it is automating model development or producing interactive visualisations of results, his blend of digital skills and experience in transport modelling has been essential in numerous projects with challenging technical requirements.
Join the Transport Professionals Association members from these organisations who have already registered including:
| Organisation | State |
|---|---|
| University of Western Australia | WA |
| Stantec Australia Pty Ltd | WA |
| Main Roads WA | WA |
| Arup | WA |
| Edith Cowan University | WA |
| Department of Transport and Major Infrastructure | WA |
| Arup | WA |
| Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage | WA |
| Main Roads WA | WA |
| SkyCar Global PRT Pty Ltd/Pte Ltd (Singapore) | WA |
| Stantec Australia Pty Ltd | WA |
| Phil Jones Associates (PJA) | WA |
| Main Roads WA | WA |
| Curtin University | WA |
