
Alexia Nalewaik
Risk, stakeholders, data, truth, and process – this is my world, and the language of projects. I work directly with medium to large companies that exhibit genuine commitment to improving their project organisation, rate of project success, and bottom line. Audit | systemic risk | project analytics | process improvement | cost management
Biography
Over 25 years of experience in project controls, quantity surveying, and project management. Bringing solutions to organisations and projects at every lifecycle phase, with a special focus on forensic and preventative efforts, and immediate return on investment. Global keynote speaker and program facilitator, focusing on topics in project management, auditing, data analysis, governance, and systemic risk. Bachelors degree: Physics
Masters degree: Civil / structural engineering
PhD: Project management
Areas of Research / Professional Expertise
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Areas of focus include process improvement, audit, cost management, project analytics, and systemic risk.
Personal Interests
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In previous incarnations, I swam very long distances, performed and recorded music, painstakingly recreated recipes, and had my own recurring bit on Lifetime Television. I’m a philomath TCK who speaks truth to power and travels a lot.
Books
Articles

The impact of agreed principles in the culture of alliance contracts
Published: Nov 01, 2016 by International Journal of Procurement Management
Authors: Alexia Nalewaik, Anthony Mills, Andrew Devery
Subjects:
Built Environment, Business, Management and Accounting
https://doi.org/10.1504/IJPM.2016.079982

The path to assurance: An analysis of project performance methodologies
Published: Mar 19, 2014 by Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Authors: Alexia Nalewaik, Anthony Mills
Subjects:
Built Environment, Business, Management and Accounting
Volume 119, Pages 105-114

Factors affecting capital project performance audit findings
Published: Jun 14, 2013 by International Journal of Managing Projects in Business
Authors: Alexia Nalewaik
Subjects:
Built Environment, Business, Management and Accounting
Vol. 6 No. 3, pp. 615-623

Cost and Benefits of Building Green
Published: Jun 28, 2010 by IEEE Engineering Management Review
Authors: Alexia Nalewaik and Valerie Venters
Subjects:
Built Environment, Environment and Sustainability
Volume: 38 , Issue: 2 , Second Quarter 2010