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GUY TEMPLETON President and Chief Executive Officer, Asia Pacific 

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## 2014 WAS REWARDING FOR BOTH WSP AND PARSONS BRINCKERHOFF IN ASIA PACIFIC, PARTICULARLY DURING THE LAST QUARTER AS WE COMBINED TWO STRONG GLOBAL BUSINESSES. ASIA PERFORMED STRONGLY WHILE TRADING CONDITIONS IN AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND IMPROVED AFTER A DIFFICULT 2013. 

As we finished the year and entered into 2015, we focused on completing a swift and efficient integration of WSP and Parsons Brinckerhoff in order to deliver a strengthened client offering. We also looked to capitalise on early gains secured through the complementary capabilities the firms offer in the Asia Pacific region. 

OPERATIONAL REVIEW ASIA 

In Asia (the fastest growing economic region of the world), WSP and Parsons Brinckerhoff’s combined expertise reinforced our position as the leading provider of building engineering consulting services for complex buildings with 

expert capabilities in mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), structures and façades. 

We also delivered a strong performance in the transportation and health care sectors by leveraging our strong and established client relationships. 

In the buildings sector, both WSP and Parsons Brinckerhoff continued to provide professional services for some of the region’s largest and most technically challenging projects, including MEP services for a 700 m-tall mixed-use tower in Suzhou (Eastern China) and integrated structural, façade and building MEP consultancy services for the One Avenue mixed-use development in Shenzhen (Southern China). 

