Mr. Peter Brennan

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  www.westernweekender.com.au/index.php?option=com_conten - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2008    Last Visited: 5/1/2008  

  CEO of Bradcorp, Peter Brennan, UWS Vice-Chancellor, Professor Janice Reid, and Foundation Dean of Medicine at the UWS School of Medicine, Professor Neville Yeomans.
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  UWS Vice-Chancellor, Professor Janice Reid, thanked the CEO of Bradcorp, Peter Brennan, for making the new chair possible.
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  For more than 10 years Bradcorp has been building healthy communities in the south west of Sydney, and Mr Brennan said local GPs were often the link that tied a community together.
  
  "As a company we decided from the outset that not only would we create inspirational living environments but we would demonstrate our long-term commitment to the area in other equally practical and beneficial ways," he said.

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  Published on: 9/16/2005    Last Visited: 6/17/2008  

  Bradcorp CEO Peter Brennan said the rezoning was the culmination of six years of planning.
  
  "We are very pleased that the new Minister and his team not only fulfilled the commitments of their predecessors, but have done so with the enthusiasm and true understanding of the uniqueness of the project," Mr. Brennan said.
  
  "We believe this will be a model project for growth outside the Sydney metropolitan area in that it reflects the best of city and rural living," Mr. Brennan added.
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  "We are tremendously fortunate to have a partner of the calibre of Delfin Lend Lease on board," Mr. Brennan said.
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  Mr. Brennan concluded, "With this rezoning and Delfin Lend Lease's involvement, the Wilton Parklands project now becomes a reality, with immeasurable benefits to the broader community."

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  Published on: 1/30/2005    Last Visited: 6/17/2008  

  Bradcorp CEO Peter Brennan said he was extremely happy with how the Els design team had responded to the job so far.
  
  Mr Brennan said the Els team had been asked to take into account players' differing skill levels in designing the course."There have been some recent changes in golf trends that will be reflected in our design," Mr Brennan explains.
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  "Ernie Els will add profile and prestige to the development of Wilton Parklands," Mr Brennan said.
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  "And I'm sure Ernie will bring his very best form with him when he comes to design Wilton Parklands golf course," Mr Brennan said.
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  Mr Brennan said the creation of Wilton Parklands will provide a range of spin-off benefits to the residents of the existing village of Wilton: sewer services, a community big enough to sustain a public school, shopping centre, medical services, public transport and a regional social and cultural hub.
  
  Bradcorp has lodged the first development applications with the Wollondilly Council for the golf course and the initial infrastructure and Mr Brennan hoped it would be determined within a few months.
  
  Wollondilly Shire Council has endorsed a draft LEP to rezone the land and the proposal is now being assessed by the Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Natural Resources.

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  Published on: 11/25/2004    Last Visited: 6/17/2008  

  Bradcorp CEO Peter Brennan says confirmation that Els will design the course at Wilton is a great boost for the ambitious project.
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  It will give us a significant point of difference because the courses he designs are different from other designers," Mr. Brennan said.
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  Mr Brennan explains, "There was no issue with the golf course concept or the Greg Norman design.
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  Mr. Brennan said that Bradcorp anticipated commencing work on the project in early 2005, pending remaining government and council approvals".

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  Published on: 3/9/2004    Last Visited: 6/17/2008  

  Mr. Peter Brennan, Chief Executive of Bradcorp says, "This approval by Wollondilly Council is significant, as it is one of the largest land rezonings in the Sydney region for some years.
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  Mr. Brennan adds, "Most importantly, this reinforces our commitment that mining and development can co-exist".
  
  Mr. Brennan explains that the progress achieved by both Bradcorp and BHP Billiton provides a model for wider application in the Sydney region on how the two industries can co-exist and work together to achieve better than normal environmental and economic outcomes below and above the surface.
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  According to Mr. Brennan, Wilton Park will set a benchmark for sustainability in residential development.
  
  He says, "A strong focus on ecological, water and waste management will make Wilton Park a model for truly sustainable development in the future.In addition to focusing on the retention and restoration of the natural habitat of the site, the ecological plan for this project includes a 120 hectare natural reserve to be dedicated to an environmental trust."
  
  During the past three years, extensive community consultation has taken place through Wilton Park Reference Panel, the Wilton Progress Association and the Wollondilly Council.
  
  Mr. Brennan adds, "We have received strong community support during this process.
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  Mr. Brennan says that in the unlikely event the proposed airport at Wilton proceeds, it will not affect Wilton Park.

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  Peter Brennan of Bradcorp Holdings was the lucky winner.
  
  Reg Mombassa and his band Dog Trumpet capped off a remarkable evening.

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  Published on: 8/27/2008    Last Visited: 8/27/2008  

  Peter Brennan
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  Peter BrennanChief Executive Officer
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  Before joining Bradcorp, Mr Brennan held a number of senior management positions over a 13-year period with AVJennings, then Australia's largest homebuilder.These positions include Marketing Manager; Divisional Manager for Sydney; State Manager NSW; General Manager NSW; and Director of Operations for NSW and Queensland.In 2000, Mr. Brennan served as President of the Housing Industry Association New South Wales Division.Mr. Brennan has been a long time advocate of social and corporate responsibility.In 2003, Mr. Brennan was named a Paul Harris Fellow by the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.Most recently he served as President of the Bobby Goldsmith Foundation (2000 - 2005).

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  B R A D C O R P - Press - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/23/2008    Last Visited: 8/27/2008  

  The new Chair - called The Peter Brennan Chair of General Practice - has been made possible thanks to the generosity of Bradcorp's CEO, Peter Brennan.
  
  The professor who is appointed to this Chair will play a leading role in helping the School's graduates meet the complex health challenges of the growing population of Greater Western Sydney - an area with high rates of obesity, large numbers of young families, elderly residents, migrants, refugees and the largest urban Indigenous population in Australia.
  
  Bradcorp Chief Executive Officer Mr Peter Brennan says local GPs are often the link that ties a community together, providing an essential service for communities with a rapidly changing and growing population.
  
  'For more than 10 years Bradcorp has been active in the South West of Sydney building healthy communities,' Peter Brennan says. 'As a company, we decided from the outset that not only would we create inspirational living environments but we would demonstrate our long-term commitment to the area in other equally practical and beneficial ways.
  
  'I believe it is our corporate responsibility, and that of other companies, to give something of substance back to the local community,' Mr Brennan says.

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  B R A D C O R P - Press - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/16/2005    Last Visited: 8/27/2008  

  Bradcorp CEO Peter Brennan said the rezoning was the culmination of six years of planning.
  
  "We are very pleased that the new Minister and his team not only fulfilled the commitments of their predecessors, but have done so with the enthusiasm and true understanding of the uniqueness of the project," Mr. Brennan said.
  
  "We believe this will be a model project for growth outside the Sydney metropolitan area in that it reflects the best of city and rural living," Mr. Brennan added.
  ...
  "We are tremendously fortunate to have a partner of the calibre of Delfin Lend Lease on board," Mr. Brennan said.
  ...
  Mr. Brennan concluded, "With this rezoning and Delfin Lend Lease's involvement, the Wilton Parklands project now becomes a reality, with immeasurable benefits to the broader community."

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  B R A D C O R P - Press - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/9/2004    Last Visited: 8/27/2008  

  Mr. Peter Brennan, Chief Executive of Bradcorp says, "This approval by Wollondilly Council is significant, as it is one of the largest land rezonings in the Sydney region for some years.
  ...
  Mr. Brennan adds, "Most importantly, this reinforces our commitment that mining and development can co-exist".
  
  Mr. Brennan explains that the progress achieved by both Bradcorp and BHP Billiton provides a model for wider application in the Sydney region on how the two industries can co-exist and work together to achieve better than normal environmental and economic outcomes below and above the surface.
  ...
  According to Mr. Brennan, Wilton Park will set a benchmark for sustainability in residential development.
  
  He says, "A strong focus on ecological, water and waste management will make Wilton Park a model for truly sustainable development in the future.In addition to focusing on the retention and restoration of the natural habitat of the site, the ecological plan for this project includes a 120 hectare natural reserve to be dedicated to an environmental trust."
  
  During the past three years, extensive community consultation has taken place through Wilton Park Reference Panel, the Wilton Progress Association and the Wollondilly Council.
  
  Mr. Brennan adds, "We have received strong community support during this process.For a project of this size not to have had any formal objections from the public, is testament to the community consultation process."
  
  Bradcorp envisages that its Wilton Park development will increase local employment opportunities providing approximately 450 jobs through construction over 5 years, and 300 permanent jobs upon completion.In addition, Wilton Park's master planned community will overcome the shortage of housing, providing a viable location for professionals and business people relocating to the region.
  
  Mr. Brennan says that in the unlikely event the proposed airport at Wilton proceeds, it will not affect Wilton Park.

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