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Beca
We create, design and optimise assets and infrastructure to make everyday better for our clients and communities.
About Beca
Creative people together transforming the world is our vision. It reflects our culture, our aspirations and our purpose - to make everyday better. We are diverse enough to bring a wide range of perspectives, skills and disciplines to every client and every challenge. We're also a team that understands the power of working together to bring resourceful, smart solutions from our collective experience and insights. And this holds true whether we’re working on a small library for a local community or a multi-site expansion programme for a global food and beverage giant. We have more than 4,000+ employees in 25 offices around the world. While our experience has been over 100 years in the making, it is the fresh talent we're nurturing, the innovative thinking we're developing and the connections that we're forging that get us most excited for the future.
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Signals from Beca
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People
Beca employee Miron Janjic has been at Beca for over 30 years.
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Presence & Recognition
Beca CEO Amelia Linzey was named Professional Services CEO of the Year at the BusinessDesk NZ CEO Index Awards 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
Beca CEO Amelia Linzey will join Mike Burrell from the Sustainable Business Council NZ, Lisa Davis from Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust, Simon Tucker from Fonterra and Peter Reidy from KiwiRail for a discussion on the role energy, infrastructure, innovation and carbon pricing can play in New Zealand's long-term prosperity and sustainability at the Climate Change & Business Conference
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Partnerships
Beca Tauranga team worked collaboratively with NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi, Boffa Miskell Limited, and hapū (sub-tribe) to restore Te Pāhou wetland in Tauranga-moana around a sacred urupā (burial ground)
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Presence & Recognition
Beca participated in the Building Nations 2026 conference where government, industry, and infrastructure leaders explored the future of infrastructure in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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