Georgia Hartin, Director and Founder
Georgia Hartin has spent more than 30 years delivering major construction and development projects, totalling more than $400M, across five sectors: retail, education, government, commercial and residential.
Retail design and project management
She began in retail design and project management with Boost Juice and The Retail Group, before moving into government and institutional work.
Government and institutional delivery
At Coffey Projects she managed the $64M State Coronial Services Centre redevelopment, the $36M Puckapunyal Military Area redevelopment and the $28M Moorabbin Law Courts and Justice Centre.
Retail asset management
At Colonial First State Global Asset Management, now Vicinity Centres, she was senior tenancy project manager on the $180M Northland Shopping Centre redevelopment and the $60M Bendigo Marketplace redevelopment, coordinating more than 230 tenancies through staged works in centres that stayed open and trading throughout.
Education and national programmes
At Lendlease she led the Building the Education Revolution Package 40 account, nineteen primary schools delivered in parallel, and the ANZ banking business centre programme. At Woolworths Group she spent six years as construction project manager for the Victorian and Tasmanian supermarket and liquor portfolios, running projects from $1M to more than $80M concurrently.
University project direction
Since 2019 she has been consultant project director at La Trobe University, delivering the $19M research glasshouses refurbishment, a $20M teaching and learning AV programme and the $15M Olga Tennyson Childcare Centre, and most recently at Monash University on the Caulfield Plaza and various redevelopments and upgrades.
Qualifications
- Diploma of Building Design and Drafting
- Applied Project Management
- Certificate III in Work Health and Safety
- Member, Australian Institute of Project Management
EME Property Developments and EME Rooming Houses
Georgia founded EME Property Developments in 2018, working on various residential developments and subdivisions, and in 2024 launched EME Rooming Houses to apply institutional delivery discipline, structured reporting, risk registers and cost control to purpose-built co-living in Victoria.
