Building strong connections: Adobe Acrobat helps Curio Projects collaborate better

Natalie Vinton had reached a point in her career in heritage management where she wanted to work exclusively with people who shared her same vision, passion, and ethics.

One important connection made it happen. After a long period of recovering from an accident and resigning from her job at the time, Vinton was approached by a potential client about the possibility of a new project. They said that if she formed her own company the project would be hers.

That’s how Sydney-based Curio Projects got its start, and as word-of-mouth quickly grew, so did business. Vinton and her company work with sites of historical importance and Aboriginal history, providing heritage advisory, archaeological excavations, community consultations, and practical heritage asset management programs. Since 2015, Curio Projects has worked with a variety of clients, including the Australian Technology Park, Louis Vuitton Maison, and Sydney’s Sandstone Precinct.