Denis Flett

Denis Flett's work experience includes thirty one years in the Victorian water sector comprising ten years of water engineering and twenty one years in management, mostly at the executive level, with nine years on the Murray-Darling Basin Commission.
Denis Flett has had direct involvement in, and accountability for, both policy and operational water resource management decision making during the most severe, prolonged drought on record in Northern Victoria.
He has contributed strategic thinking and directly influenced the development and implementation of a broad range of water management reforms.
Denis Flett is currently employed as Manager Rural Water in the Tatura office of Sinclair Knight Merz, a leading project delivery organization employing around six thousand staff globally.