Judith Mc Lean Email & Phone Number

Professor Judith McLean is currently working on interesting cultural projects around the globe. She completed her role as Chair of Arts Education at the Queensland University of Technology and Scholar in residence at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in late 2021. The role was a unique collaboration between the two entities and McLean’s role was to inspire and build points of connection in arts learning within arts and non-arts institutions and communities across Australia and internationally.McLean co-designed with Kevin Du Preer (Australia Council) and currently leads the Australia Council’s Senior Leaders’ Program a twelve-month initiative building individual and organizational capacity. In 2017 McLean and her team won the prestigious Creative Leadership Program Award for leadership work with Queensland Health. Mclean’s areas of expertise include: arts practice, brain based learning, developmental and psychoanalytical theory, leadership studies and adult learning.As a leader Judith has a clear vision that societal health and vibrancy depend upon the strength of publics’ voice and that the arts are a powerful vehicle offering communities opportunities to discuss and debate the values and behaviors that create civil societies. Through her passion and clear communication style, she is able to engage stakeholders to be a part of this vision. Her responsibilities have included: Company Director, Major Performing Arts (MPA) Panel Australia Council (2018-2020) ; Chair Dancenorth (2018 -) ;Queensland Tourism and Events (2009- 2018); Company Director, Asia Pacific Screen Awards (ASPA) (2009- 2012); Inaugural Chair Major Brisbane Festival (2003-2007); Chair, Queensland Theatre Company (2000-2003); Chair, Queensland Minister for Justice and the Arts Cultural Advisory Council (1999-2002); Member, Theatre Board & Promoting the Value of the Arts (PVA) Strategy, Australia Council (2000-2002); Member, Steering Committee, Review of the Program of Assistance - QLD Parliamentary Inquiry (2000).Specialties: Leadership, learning and change.

Listed skills include Leadership, Leadership Development, Strategic Planning, Research, and 21 others.

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