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Client Testimonials and Feedback At Movement & Place Consulting, we are proud to build lasting partnerships by delivering innovative, impactful solutions tailored to our clients' needs. Our success is reflected in the positive experiences and results we achieve together. Below is a selection of feedback from our clients, showcasing the trust and confidence they place in our expertise. Discover what our clients say about working with us: City of Ballarat: Ballarat Footpath Construction Strategy This project showcases how our tailored solutions are helping communities move forward sustainably, with a positive impact on local mobility and accessibility. Our innovative approach prioritised future footpath construction based on community needs, improving accessibility where it was needed most, and reducing car dependency. Developed in consultation with a diverse range of stakeholders including the Wadawurrung Traditional Owners, the project was guided by principles of inclusivity, transparency, and long-term impact. We are proud to share that this project earned Movement & Place Consulting a commendation at the ITE-ANZ Sustainable Transport Awards 2024, recognising its innovation and success in advancing community-focused mobility solutions

Close All About Daniel Daniel is currently studying a Master of Urban Planning and Design at Monash University. His specific interests include transport planning, in particular connections between different modes of transport and mapping. Ways to Contact

Close All About Rick Rick is a transport modeller and analyst, with eighteen years’ experience across private and public sectors undertaking strategic modelling, economic evaluation, and analysis of transport infrastructure projects. He has worked extensively with the Victorian Integrated Transport Model (VITM) since his involvement in its recalibration to a 2006 base year. Since then Rick fulfilled roles leading the development and maintenance of the VITM Economic Module, and also providing technical advice, modelling peer review and training. He is also experienced in the design and development of ‘spreadsheets as interfaces’, and blending the use of Excel, Access, VBA (macros) and other scripting for any analytical or processing task and is interested in sustainable transport, including measures to reduce car dependence and the development of elegant solutions to complex problems. Ways to Contact

Close All About Kirmin With over 20 years' experience in urban and transport planning, Knowles brings a holistic and seasoned approach to all his projects. Understanding what innovations are viable and how they can be brought to fruition is a core skill. Knowles empowers others to go beyond conventional thinking and ensure the best possible outcomes are achieved, having due regard to political realities and wide ranging stakeholder needs. Knowles Tivendale currently sits on three committees of the U.S. Transportation Research Board (TRB) including: Transportation and Land Development Committee (ADD30) Public Transportation Planning and Development Committee (AP025) - Secretary Ferry Transportation Committee (APO85). Knowles is also a sessional university lecturer in transport, land use and mobility at LaTrobe University and Monash University. He is a National Associate of the Public Transport Research Group (Monash Institute of Transport Studies). Ways to Contact

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