Our Team


Brendan O'Hare

Director

Brendan has over 10 years' experience as a strategic stakeholder engagement and land access professional, delivering engagement solutions across major infrastructure projects in the UK, Ireland and Australia. His expertise spans the water and wastewater sector, level crossing removal programs, high speed rail, and renewable energy.

Brendan is committed to fostering collaborative relationships with clients and stakeholders, ensuring that all engagement activities are purposeful and meaningful.

 

Rosie Bartle

Senior Stakeholder Engagement Consultant

Rosie is a senior community engagement and land access professional, with an extensive experience in designing, planning and delivering effective engagement strategies across a range of sectors. Her background includes work in the water and wastewater industry, civil construction and the Victorian and local government sector.

Rosie is known for her commitment to transparent and inclusive communication, which builds strong relationships with stakeholders and communities.  

Our Values

PEOPLE
COME FIRST

Whether it's clients, communities or each other - we lead with empathy, respect and real connection. Good relationships are the heart of what we do.

STAY FOCUSED,
STAY FLEXIBLE

No two days or projects are the same. We adapt quickly, stay calm under pressure and deliver what we say we will. Our engagement is tailored to our customers. 

KEEP IT
COLLABORATIVE

We value open and honest conversations. We listen carefully, work together and treat everyone with care and respect. Teamwork gets things done better and faster. 

RESPECT THE LAND
AND ITS PEOPLE

We engage thoughtfully with the places and people we work with. We're here to build trust through respecting the land and its occupants. 

Wingwood Services proudly acknowledges and celebrates the First People of Australia and support their continued journey to reconciliation. Wingwood Services operates across Victoria, crossing multiple country boundary lines, and commit to engaging respective Registered Aboriginal Parties in the conversation early.