Project Advisory Group with partner UCG were invited by the World Bank to participate in the 2025 Global Digital Summit: Digital Pathways for All, a landmark event where over 800 delegates from more than 100 countries came together to explore the evolving landscape of digital transformation in the AI era.

For decades, management consulting has been an industry of prestige, attracting top talent with the promise of fast-tracked career progression, international opportunities, and lucrative salaries. The Big Four and top-tier strategy firms have long dominated the landscape, leveraging their vast networks and deep resources to command premium fees.

Project Advisory Group is proud to announce the appointment of Mike Kalms and Joshua Rodgers, partners at KordaMentha, as Strategic Advisors, reinforcing our commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions in Defence and National Security across Australia.

Since its inception in 2022, the summit has served as a pivotal platform for professionals across technology, operations, asset management, engineering, and project management to converge and explore how digital innovations are reshaping infrastructure development and asset management.

We are thrilled to announce that Project Advisory Group has been honored with the prestigious Asia-Pacific Consultancy of the Year award. This recognition underscores the exceptional quality of our team, the comprehensive nature of our services, and our unwavering commitment to making a difference on projects that truly matter.

The telecommunications industry is at a turning point. As networks expand and customer expectations rise, companies are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, reduce downtime, and ensure the highest levels of service reliability.

Airports are no longer just transit hubs; they are dynamic ecosystems that must balance capacity, security, passenger experience, sustainability, and commercial performance—all while operating in one of the most heavily regulated industries in the world.

As we step into 2025, the landscape of major projects in Australia and New Zealand presents both opportunity and challenge. The post-pandemic recovery phase has been replaced by a new reality—one defined by economic headwinds, workforce shortages, and the rapid evolution of technology.