FutureNet WA: Bowls, Business & Beyond: Shaping Tomorrows Consultants
Join FutureNet WA for an evening of lawn bowls, networking, and industry insights at the South Perth Bowling Club!
This is more than just a social catch-up — it’s a chance to connect with fellow professionals and hear from one of WA’s leading voices in transport infrastructure, Thilanka Silva.
Market Sector Director for Transport (WA & SA) at KBR, Thilanka will share his perspective on the future of engineering consulting, drawing from his career across government and private sectors, and his leadership in shaping transport strategy across WA and SA.
What to expect:
- Casual lawn bowls
- Food and drink provided
- Networking with young industry professionals
- A fresh perspective on the future of consulting
Whether you’re early in your career or well-established, this is a great chance to expand your network and gain valuable industry insights.
Register now and don’t miss out!
Event Details
Date: Thursday 9 October 2025
Time: 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Venue: South Perth Bowling Club, 2 Mends Street, South Perth
Cost: $75 Members (Inc GST).
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Thilanka Silva
Market Sector Director Transport SA WA, KBR
As Transport Market Sector Director for Western Australia and South Australia at KBR, I lead a talented team delivering sustainable, future-ready transport infrastructure across both states. With more than 20 years in civil engineering, I bring deep sector expertise, strong industry networks, and a proven record in guiding high-performing teams through complex, high-impact projects. Before joining KBR, I spent nine years at Arup, progressing from leading the highways business in WA to overseeing a broad transport portfolio spanning roads, rail, aviation, and maritime. My career has been shaped by a passion for building better infrastructure for communities, mentoring emerging leaders, and contributing to industry growth through initiatives such as the Roads Australia Fellows Alumni Chapter and the Future Leaders Committee.