13 December 2017 Posted In: UDIA WA

THE WEST AUSTRALIAN

Lavan partner Tamara Heng has walked away with this year’s UDIA WA and Frasers Property Women in Leadership award.

The gong recognises outstanding women in mid to senior levels of WA’s property development industry and UDIA chief executive Allison Hailes said Ms Heng stood out despite a high-calibre field of finalists.

Frasers Property Australia WA residential general manager Stuart Gardiner said judges were impressed not just by Ms Heng’s impressive career but also by her community work.

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