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Culturally competent human resource management for professional services: recruitment, organisational development, equity initiatives, industrial relations, safety including resilience, professional development with a flexible Workforce Development Plan. We are one of the largest law firms in Australia working in regional and remote Queensland and I am the first HR Manager in our network to forge a WFD Strategy.Supporting a dedicated and culturally diverse Executive, educating and systems reform in workplace well-being for a great team of staff, ATSILS is expanding. I lead a small team including Learning & Development and Leadership Coaching. We have over 250 personnel these days in 25 locations, a steady HRIS system, and extraordinary work in a variety of roles. Best advocacy challenges!

Professional Development, Organisational Development, Governance Advisory Service, Strategic Planning & Consultation, Sustainable Development community consultation and design services. Facilitation By Design (engineering);Team Development (various models) and Appraisals on 360 models; Emotional Literacy education for professionals and parents alike - research, design, facilitated delivery and evaluation managementPolicy reform; Business modelling and information-technology practices; personality profiling and negotiation training. Lencioni-model and Jungian-based team building; union negotiation on campus at SCU (Student Rep Council), Anglican Schools Commission and St Paul's School.Client number: 312 in private practice, government, and the non-government sectors.ACHIEVEMENTS (in regional NSW):OVET Facilitator of the Year 2001 (eCommerce & Strategic Planning)Co-designer of AGD-funded parenting programmes Editor of Aboriginal therapeutic early intervention programmes publicationConference AAP/Type presenter Sydney 2006Delivery of successful pilot in personal awareness relevant to court outcomes for a growing NGOImplemented blended learning/online strategies for more than 500 workforce clients/staff (prior to online learning being an affordable and commonly used platform)CLIENT BASE INCLUDED:Commonwealth Bank of Australia (via Corporate Vision)Sheraton Hotels (Sydney)Non-Govt: AIDS Council of NSW, Bric Housing Qld, Community Transport, The Family Centre, Interrelate Family Centres, Regional Development NR, Rous Water, SCU Union, YWCA.Local Government - all 7 in Northern Rivers (NR)Government: Dept of Community Services NSW, Attorney-General's Department (Cth)Sustainability projects: Becton, PPC, Currumbin EcoVillage, Lismore City Council, G&E Poole,TNR Accountants & AuditorsNorthern Rivers Regional Chamber of Commerce & Industry (and 112 small businesses)Norlink Ltd (in consultation Southern Cross University)

Soil Microbiological solutions for contemporary agriculture; Soil FoodWeb educators; suppliers of scientific-decision making equipment - that is: microscopes, natural soil additives for compost and compost liquids; compost liquid brewers. Exporting to Europe, Middle East and the Australiasian region within 18 months of start-up. One of Australia's first overseas exporters of biological solutions in a sustainability model lead by a woman in the 21st Century. Strongly supported by Dr Elaine Ingham, Adjunct Professor SCU and leading Soil Foodweb microbiologist/educator.ACHIEVEMENTS:Practical goals: designing Australian-made agricultural equipment, exporting services and microscopy gear to Eastern Europe and Saudi Arabia/Middle East overcoming gender stereotypes to ensure leading scientific approaches and female scientists could educate other scientists and agribusiness specialists.Educating and influencing more than 400 farmers - from boutique biological farming specialists to corporate firms/agribusiness in Australia, Fiji, New Zealand, Germany, Ukraine, Jordan & Saudi Arabia.

Strategic planning management consultancy

Technology training management with trainers and clients.Business development targets exceeded; loyal team of consultant trainers.Review and quality management of electronic and class-room Apple Macintosh learning projects in design, multi-media scope, desktop publishing and illustration, data management, project management, Microsoft and Claris suite of office products (including Advanced Excel, Word, Powerpoint). Later consulted with Apple Australia in Trainers Training research standards with Robin d'Newton.

Also known as Crafts Council of NSW, Centre for Contemporary Craft, Object, Object: Australian Centre for Craft and Design, Object: Australian Design CentreThe Crafts Council of New South Wales was established in 1964 as Australia’s first Craft Association, taking on the name formally in 1965. From 1995 to 2000, it was known as the Centre for Contemporary Craft. The name ‘Object’ was introduced in 1998 and, in 2000, the byline 'Australian Centre for Craft and Design' was added. The current name is Object: Australian Design Centre.