Property Council of Australia
Anne Youssef currently serves as the Learning and Development Manager for in-house programs at the Property Council of Australia, where responsibilities include driving the growth and success of the in-house training business line within the Property Council Academy. Prior experience includes roles at Curio Group as a Lead Consultant, Senior Consultant, Senior Learning Designer, and Learning Designer. At King's College London, Anne worked as a Learning Technologist, Assistant Learning Technologist, and Senior Distance Learning Administrator, focusing on course support and development. Previously, Anne held the position of Assistant Manager at STA Travel, providing exceptional service in holiday sales, and was a Project Manager at TAFE NSW, overseeing resource development and client engagement. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and International Studies from the University of Technology, Sydney, and ongoing studies for a Master's in Gastronomic Tourism at Le Cordon Bleu Australia.
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Property Council of Australia
As the leading advocate for Australia's largest industry, we champion a strong, thriving sector that leaves a positive legacy for all Australians. We are your strong voice. Representing the leaders of the largest industry and biggest employer in Australia, we work with our 2,300 company and business member organisations to advance our industry’s representation, reputation and impact. A thriving property industry underpins the health and sustainability of our cities, boosts consumer confidence, enables a buoyant business environment and ultimately creates a more prosperous Australia. Our industry creates and builds the places where people live, work, connect, learn and play. Contributing 13 per cent of Australia’s GDP, property is the nation’s largest industry, but it also enables hundreds of other industries to thrive. From logistics, manufacturing and mining to our small businesses, offices, shops and cafes, property is the backbone of Australia’s economy. Every day, our industry provides jobs for more than 1.4 million Australians – more than mining and manufacturing combined. Through our three-year strategy, we are working with members, allies, and all tiers of government to realise the enormous potential of this extraordinary industry, and our great capital and regional cities. We have a rich, proud history of delivering outcomes that improve the lives of all Australians and create places for all stages of life, from students to retirees. We are privileged to lead the sector and connect the industry to speak with a strong, united voice. Authorised by Mike Zorbas, Property Council of Australia, Level 7, 50 Carrington Street, Sydney NSW 2000