Our core business is market entry and support. We provide market analysis and advice on market size and direction, competition, regulations, business models and market entry strategies and sources of financing and investment. Our other services include business matching, due diligence, interim management, Board representation, and establishing marketing and distribution networks. We have selectively taken equity and distribution rights in products and services.Our clients have included both large corporations and SME's and across a wide range of sectors. We are registered as consultants with the Asian Development Bank.

A proud Aboriginal Community Controlled OrganisationThe Aboriginal Legal Service opened our doors in 1970 in Redfern as the first Aboriginal Legal Service in Australia, and the first free legal assistance service in the country.Today the ALS does legal work in criminal law, children’s care and protection law and family law. We also support the development of wraparound programs and undertake broader policy and law reform work.We continue to fight for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in NSW and the ACT.

Redfern Legal Centre is a busy community legal centre in the Greater Sydney Area, and is acknowledged as a leader in providing quality legal services to the community.I supervise intake, referrals, and legal information provision for clients and marginalised members of the community in a range of legal practice areas. These include: Domestic violence; Credit, debt and consumer complaints; Tenancy and housing; Police and government accountability; Employment; Discrimination and human rights; and an advice clinic for international students.

LexisNexis Group is a corporation providing computer-assisted legal research as well as business research and risk management services. In a short period of time, I conducted a content gap analysis of LexisNexis products across Australian jurisdictions. Maternity leave cover position.

Undertaking research, writing, and data analysis roles related to climate change, clean technology innovation, and trade and investment in Canada and Asia for the Asia Pacific Foundation.

Writer and content developer for UNAC- Vancouver; publish monthly blogs and op-eds.

Worked with a team of 6 graduate students designing and implementing a survey on Canadian business outlook in Southeast Asian nations with The University of British Columbia and Asia Pacific Foundation for the Canada-ASEAN Business Council; presenting findings in Septembers 2016 at the CABC forum in Jakarta.

Student research assistant to ongoing IDB project with faculty and graduate students at the University of British Columbia