Beth Molloy-Moore

Assistant Project Manager

Qualifications

3rd Year – B Con Mgt (Build) (Hons)
2 years’ experience

Beth is an Assistant Project Manager who brings a strong work ethic, adaptability and solid organisational skills to every project she supports.

While completing her Bachelor of Construction Management, she has contributed to a variety of projects including the $5M adaptive re‑use of Lambton Park and Shepherds Hill Cafés for the City of Newcastle, and the $117M Ingenia Bluey’s Beach development. Her work involves coordinating consultants, managing project documentation, supporting design processes, and assisting with planning approvals.

Beth’s experience across heritage and large scale residential projects has given her a good understanding of project processes from design through to delivery. She is valued for her attention to detail, reliable follow through, and commitment to achieving quality outcomes for the team and clients.

Beth Molloy-Moore

Get to know Beth Molloy-Moore

What’s a project you're most proud of and why?

The adaptive reuse and refurbishment of two of Newcastle’s original buildings in Lambton Park and Shepherds Hill into vibrant new cafes. These projects are deeply connected to the community

If you weren’t in this field, what would you be doing instead?

Horticulture - spending my days surrounded by plants with my hands in the dirt

If LMS had a mascot, what would it be and why?

A magpie. They are clever, loyal, community-minded, and perfectly embody our ‘100% say, do’ approach. They’re known for their resourcefulness and strong bonds, just like our team’s commitment to delivering on promises and working together

What’s a piece of advice you’d give to someone starting out in your role?

Be a sponge, absorb as much knowledge and experience as you can from everyone around you. Ask questions, stay curious, and give everything your best shot. Every task, big or small, is an opportunity to learn and grow

What’s one place on your bucket list you haven’t been to yet?

New Zealand is high on the list. For the stunning landscapes…and to conduct some very important research on the great meat pie debate

What’s your Favorite board game?

Scrabble

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