ARKANCE APPOINT NEW ANZ MANAGING DIRECTOR AS THEY EXPAND TECH STACK & SERVICES OFFERINGS TO MARKET

BRISBANE, Australia, Dec. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- World leading AEC digital transformation partner ARKANCE – part of the 3.4B€ Monnoyeur Group of Companies - this week announced the appointment of Grant Bryce as Managing Director for their Australian and New Zealand business operations.

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The move comes as the business gets set to build out tech stack offerings to incorporate new products and bolstering services and consulting support to its 400,000+ users across the regions.

Mr Bryce joins the ARKANCE group of companies as Managing Director based out of Australian headquarters in Brisbane. Bringing deep experience from a tech career spanning more than 25 years delivering growth and expansion within some major industry players across EMEA, APAC, and North America such as SoftwareONE, HP and more recently SaaS based Codility and Saville.

"I'm excited about to be joining the ARKANCE group and the opportunity to lead such a dynamic and forward-thinking business.

I've been fortunate enough to help lead and scale several organizations through rapid growth, IPOs, and Private Equity-backed transformations, and I'm looking forward to bringing that experience here as ARKANCE expands their tech and services offerings to market", Mr Bryce said.

Already the world's largest global platinum partner of leading AEC software Autodesk, 1 of only 6 Sapphire Bluebeam partners globally and a platinum partner for Siemens, the group this year introduced its own portfolio of applications under the Be.Smart brand to answer market needs across the industry.

October 2025 saw ARKANCE launch a further extension to its partnership with the Nemetschek Group sending GoCanvas to market in ANZ in addition to a tech stack that includes Adobe, Pinnacle, Autodesk, Bluebeam, GoCanvas and Be.Smart, the group are set to announce more product offerings in Australia and New Zealand before the end of 2025, with more coming into H1 2026.  

To find out more visit www.arkance.world 

About ARKANCE 

ARKANCE is a global partner in business and digital transformation for the architecture, engineering, construction, and manufacturing industries. We help organizations enhance efficiency and improve how they design, build, and manufacture through solutions grounded in deep industry expertise, platform specialization, and trusted partnerships.

With over 1,200 professionals across 50+ offices in 19 countries and annual revenues exceeding €550 million, we combine global scale with local insight to support complex project delivery. ARKANCE is a subsidiary of the Monnoyeur Group, a global company with more than a century of experience driving industrial transformation.

Learn more at www.arkance.world 

About MONNOYEUR 

The Monnoyeur Group are global, family-owned leader supporting construction, industrial and agricultural sectors with equipment, services, technology and long-term expertise. Founded in 1906 and operating in more than 20 countries, the Group delivers distribution, leasing, maintenance, specialised services and technology solutions that help customers keep critical projects moving and assets performing at their best.

With six companies in the group, they are one of the world's largest B2B services providers globally with more than 9,000 employees across 23 countries delivering more than 3.4B€ in revenue (2024).

Learn more at www.monnoyeur.com 

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ARKANCE APPOINT NEW ANZ MANAGING DIRECTOR AS THEY EXPAND TECH STACK & SERVICES OFFERINGS TO MARKET

SINGAPORE, March 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- North London Collegiate School (Singapore) marked International Women's Day 2026 with a series of meaningful events under the banner 'HerStory', bringing together students, parents, media, community leaders, and Singapore-based advocates designed to highlight women's voices, stories, and leadership in a shared commitment to empowerment, equality, and purposeful giving.

The week-long programme celebrated women and inspired young people, creating a space where the next generation sits alongside those already driving change, and where shared purpose translates into collective action. 

Rooted in a 175-Year Legacy of Female Empowerment

The values driving HerStory Week are inseparable from the founding story of NLCS itself. Frances Mary Buss established North London Collegiate School in 1850, pioneering girls' academic education at a time when rigorous learning for women was far from guaranteed. She believed that every girl deserves equal opportunity to access education that builds confidence, knowledge, and the power to shape her own future and she gave her life's work to making that belief a reality, shaping generations of leaders, innovators, and change-makers in the process.  

The HerStory Dinner

The centrepiece of the week was the HerStory Dinner, a thought-leadership event built around the theme: "What Will You Give to Gain through Knowledge, Time, and Advocacy." It was an evening designed not just to commemorate, but to ask everyone in the room how they might contribute meaningfully through knowledge-sharing, service, and advocacy.   

Presentations across the evening explored what it truly means to give, shining light on the initiatives, causes, and communities that NLCS (Singapore) has rallied around.  

Student Leadership and Advocacy in Action 

HerStory Week placed student voices and student action at its heart. Across the school, young people stepped forward to reflect on what equality means to them through their societies, their service, and their leadership, showing that the next generation is not waiting to inherit a more equal world, they are already building it. 

Student ambassadors from across year groups spoke to the importance of equity, inclusion, wellbeing, and belonging, sharing their commitment to upstanding values, advocacy, and creating a community where every individual feels valued and supported.  

MercuriX, the school's national champion STEM Racing team preparing for the World Finals, used the week to champion inclusive leadership in STEM, pledging to mentor younger female students and making the case that the most diverse teams build the best solutions.  

The Student Athlete Coaching Programme connects Junior and Senior School students through sport, with female senior students modelling leadership and inspiring younger peers to see themselves as capable leaders.  

The Amnesty International Society continued its steady work writing letters and petitions in support of human rights cases worldwide, rounded in the belief that no act of advocacy is too small to matter.  

The GreenWave Society channeled its energy into sustainability on and off campus, fundraising grassroots charities and proving that student-led action reaches far beyond the classroom.  

The school's Pacha Club, the first chapter of the global Pachamama Project to launch in Asia, has been creating reusable period pads for refugees and people experiencing period poverty, keeping girls in school and restoring dignity where it matters most. 

Community Partners: Giving Where It Matters Most  

HerStory Week also made room for the voices beyond the school walls, including women and organisations from across Singapore's women's empowerment, migrant worker welfare, and gender advocacy communities who joined the gathering not as guests, but as proof that giving through knowledge, time, and advocacy is already remaking the world.  

About North London Collegiate School (Singapore)   

Founded in 2020, NLCS (Singapore) is a British International School offering the academically ambitious NLCS curriculum, the IB Middle Years Programme, and the IB Diploma Programme. Drawing on 175 years of heritage, the school nurtures individuals to be intellectually curious and socially confident. Part of a global family of schools, NLCS (Singapore) is committed to developing compassionate global citizens.

Discover the full 'HerStory' Exhibition gallery and more stories from our community by following NLCS (Singapore) on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. To learn more, please visit nlcssingapore.sg or get in touch with us today.

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NLCS (Singapore) celebrates International Women's Day with 'HerStory' Exhibition