Airport Development Group
Tristan Cribb is an experienced executive currently serving as the Executive General Manager at Airport Development Group, overseeing the commercial business unit since February 2024. Previously, Tristan held the position of Manager - Developments & Properties at Cape Bouvard Investments Pty Ltd from July 2016 to January 2024, where responsibility included portfolio management of development and investment properties in Western Australia and Queensland, with notable projects such as Alluvion and Waterloo Junction. Prior to that, Tristan served as Manager Property & Investment at Nyamba Buru Yawuru Ltd, managing commercial properties and developing investment strategies. Tristan's career also includes a role as Senior Development Manager at LandCorp, focusing on the management of industrial areas and joint venture partnerships. Tristan began professional life at National Australia Bank as a Credit Analyst. Educational qualifications include a Graduate Certificate in Development Planning and a Bachelor of Commerce in Economics and Finance from Curtin University.
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Airport Development Group
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Airport Development Group (ADG) is a Darwin-based company with diverse assets across the NT, including airports, hotels, utilities and a significant property portfolio. As a proud Territorian ADG is 100 percent Australian investor owned by IFM Investors (77.4%) and Palisade Investment Partners (22.6%), which contribute to the retirement funds of approximately 75,000 Territorians. With airport management at its core ADG is growing and diversifying its investments into utility and energy assets and tourism infrastructure. As a local business and major employer, ADG is uniquely placed to partner with Federal and NT Governments and private businesses to deliver projects that will benefit our economy and improve the lifestyles of Territorians. In line with our corporate culture and values, ADG is leading in the areas of environmental management and is committed to Indigenous development.