Nicole Green

Nicole currently leads MinterEllison's Infrastructure Industry team nationally and is also a Partner in the Infrastructure, Construction & Property team at MinterEllison. She has also previously held the positions of:

• National Government Practice Leader
• Sydney Office Managing Partner
   

Nicole has over 23 years of experience in legal aspects of infrastructure, construction, engineering and project development. She focuses on high profile infrastructure developments (economic and social), and large scale commercial and residential developments, including urban renewal.

She has expertise working with public-private partnerships, infrastructure procurement and delivery, and major property development, providing strategic and commercial advice, focusing on risk management and stakeholder engagement.

Nicole has been involved in numerous significant infrastructure and development projects that have changed and enhanced our cities.

Nicole currently sits on the Board of Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Limited.

She obtained her BCom/LLB from the University of New South Wales and is Chair of the UNSW Law Advisory Council.

UNSW has a fantastic law school that is progressive and constantly evolving with the times.  The tutorial style of teaching is to be commended – it allows for analysis, debate, deep thinking – and an opportunity to engage with great minds and develop relationships – something which those of us in the law are truly fortunate to have. Personally, UNSW law school taught me to think critically, and a degree from UNSW allowed me to enter the world (and business) of law. To have obtained a law degree from the University of New South Wales is a true privilege.  And a privilege that I feel needs to be paid forward.  Through my career in law I have not only been able to advise clients, but also to help others, in many meaningful ways – whether through pro-bono work, mentoring, not-for-profits or board roles.