Bryce Corbett Email & Phone Number

I'm a media and communications professional with more than 25 years experience - both in Australia and internationally. I'm the author of four best-selling books, a respected journalist with extensive print and TV experience - but also an accomplished corporate affairs practitioner.As Director of Squiz Kids, I founded Australia's premier daily news podcast for kids - currently listened to by over 150,000 kids every day, including in 5,000 classrooms around the country. My journalism experience runs the gamut of the industry: I have variously toiled as a columnist and senior writer at the Australian Financial Review, as a producer for '60 Minutes', the Executive Editor of The Australian Women's Weekly, a columnist with the Daily Telegraph and - in London - I worked as a journalist with Sky News, The Times and Mail On Sunday.While best known in Australia for my work as a journalist, columnist and author - I spent ten years as a senior corporate communications professional in Europe, living and working in London and Paris. Most recently, I have worked as a strategic communications consultant with the Sydney-based agency, Domestique.My corporate affairs experience was otherwise forged in Europe, where I served for six years as the Director of Communications of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in Paris, before establishing my own media consultancy.The four books I wrote - including Rosie Batty's 'A Mother's Story', Turia Pitt's 'Unmasked' and my own memoir, 'A Town Like Paris', were all national best-sellers. I also have start-up experience, having co-founded the cloud desktop jooce.com whilst living and working in Paris, and, more recently, as a founding shareholder in The Squiz. As adept at creating content as I am devising media strategy, I have the sort of skill set, experience, creative energy and comprehensive network that makes me an asset to any company.

Listed skills include Editorial, Copy Editing, Journalism, French, and 54 others.

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  University Of Technology Sydney

  Journalism