My role is to ensure staff have access to authoritative, high-quality information so that they can be informed, knowledgeable lawyers. I am responsible for the development, implementation and maintenance of information architectures, governance programs, content classification and lifecycle frameworks and taxonomy frameworks.

In this role I was responsible for facilitating the improvement and sharing of process knowledge within Maurice Blackburn so that our clients have a consistent and satisfying experience.

In this role I was responsible for leading a small team of people in managing the day to day operations of a partially centralised records management function. I was personally responsible for developing records management frameworks, policy, capability and engagement at the Queensland Nurses' Union.

I lectured in INN330 - Principles of Information Management; a postgraduate subject offered as part of the Masters of Information Technology (amongst other degrees) at QUT.

I was responsible for researching, analysing and providing advice to all Queensland public authorities including Government Owned Corporations and Statutory Authorities on the statutory framework forthe management of public records pursuant to the Public Records Act 2002 (Qld). I was also responsible for developing and reviewing guidelines and factsheets to provide easy to use reference material for public authorities; this included extensive consultation with government records managers.