Amy Lomas

About Amy

Amy is PwC Australia's Chief Economist and an Advisory Partner specialising in capital project development. With over 25 years of experience across professional services and government, she brings deep expertise in economics and fiscal policy, energy, mining, resource development, regional development, and infrastructure.

Amy has held senior leadership roles at PwC and within the Western Australian (WA) Government. In Treasury, she served as Director of the Forecasting and Quantitative Services Division, where she unified the State's economic and revenue forecasting functions, and as Ministerial Advisor to the Deputy Premier and Treasurer, managing complex policy across health, education, community services and child protection. She also established and led the WA Government's Emissions Trading Policy Unit. As Executive Director of State Development Policy, Amy drove the Premier and Minister's economic development agenda, leading the first review of the State's mineral royalty system since the 1980s and overseeing policy on energy security, infrastructure, domestic gas supply, and major projects.

Amy has extensive governance experience, including six years as a non-executive director of Pilbara Ports (three as Deputy Chair and Chair of the Finance and Technology Committee) and a decade on the board of Treetops Montessori and International Baccalaureate School. She holds a Bachelor of Economics (Honours) from Murdoch University, is an alumna of the US State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program, and a recipient of a WA Public Sector Service Award. Amy is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (MAICD) and the Economic Society of Australia (WA Branch), and a Trustee of CEDA.