Liam Pomfret Email & Phone Number

Australia

Full-time teaching and research appointment.Teaching duties included:Tutorial Co-ordinator for MKTG2501 Consumer Behaviour (Sem 1)Course Co-ordinator and Lecturer for MKTG3509 Contemporary Issues in Marketing (Sem 2)

Casual teaching appointment.Teaching duties included:Course Co-ordinator, Lecturer and Tutor for MKTG2501 Consumer Behaviour (Sem 1) and ADVT2511 Advertising and Consumer Culture (Sem 2)

Data collection and literature review on two projects involving large national not-for-profit entities in the Australian public health sector

Tutor within 3 UQ Business School disciplinary areas: Marketing & Advertising, Management, and Strategy.In addition to classroom teaching and marking duties, this work on occasion also involved invigilation of in-class examinations, and assistance in the development of course materials, including assessment pieces.

The Australian Privacy Foundation is the primary association dedicated to protecting the privacy rights of Australians. The Foundation aims to focus public attention on emerging issues which pose a threat to the freedom and privacy of Australians. The Foundation has led the fight to defend the right of individuals to control their personal information and to be free of excessive intrusions.The Privacy Foundation plays a unique role as a non-government organisation active on a wide range of privacy issues. It works with consumer organisations, civil liberties councils, professional associations and other community groups on specific privacy issues. The Privacy Foundation is also a participant in Privacy International, the world-wide privacy protection network. Where possible, it cooperates with and supports official agencies, but it is entirely independent - and often critical - of the performance of agencies set up to protect our privacy.

Bulbasaur's Mysterious Garden, commonly known as Bulbagarden, is an independent fansite for Nintendo's Pokémon franchise, and the largest Pokémon fansite in the world. It is most well known for its wiki, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia Bulbapedia. As of July 2022, the website is within the top 2500 websites in the world according to Similarweb, and is within the top 1250 in the United States.As Managing Director, I head a volunteer staff of approximately 100 people, and have overall authority of all aspects of the website, including Bulbapedia, and its various extensions to social media including Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, Twitch, and Discord.

Electronic Frontiers Australia Inc. (EFA) is a non-profit national organisation that has been promoting and protecting digital rights (civil liberties) in Australia since it was established in January 1994. EFA is independent of government and commerce and is funded by membership subscriptions and donations from individuals and organisations with an altruistic interest in promoting online civil liberties. EFA members and supporters come from all parts of Australia and from diverse backgrounds. They are people who recognise that preserving freedoms and rights always depends on the willingness of people to defend them and that combatting the threats posed by the anti-civil libertarian forces and ill-informed reports in the media requires constant vigilance and support.

Queensland, Australia

As the Queensland State Coordinator of Pirate Party Australia, I was involved in- Engaging local members through meetings and other events.- Coordinating speakers at local events, and general state-specific Pirate Party involvement.- Liaising with members of the various Crews that operate within the state. - Being a first point of contact between Crew and the National Council.- Keeping up to date on local issues that affect Party Policy, or could be used as leverage for party support.- Raising local issues to a national level if a policy decision or change is required. - Maintaining and regularly updating state based communication within the party.

I have previously tutored within the QUT Faculty of Business, for the School of Management and the School of Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations. The subjects I was involved in teaching include• IBB213 International Marketing• IBB317 Contemporary Business in Asia• MGB340 International Business in the Asia-Pacific RegionIn addition to classroom teaching duties, I was also responsible for the marketing of students assessment pieces, including presentations, essays, and exams. I was also called on to offer input into the creation of assessment for the unit MGB340 when it was first introduced as a replacement for IBB317 in Semester 2, 2009.

Recruited and interviewed respondents for market research studies (including phone and face-to-face surveys, and focus groups) conducted on behalf of Australian corporate and government entities.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Influences On Consumer Information Sharing And Privacy Choices In Online Social Networking

Graduate Diploma, Research Methods (Business)

Enrolled semester 2, 2009, completed semester 2, 2010. Achieved course GPA of 6.25 out of 7 overall for associated coursework. Study.

Masters, International Business

Enrolled semester 1, 2007 in BS39 (Graduate Certificate). Articulated to BS16 (Masters) and completed in semester 2, 2007. Achieved Course.

Bachelors, International Business, Japanese Language

Course included 1 year study on exchange in 2004 to Meijo University (Nagoya, Japan), under a JASSO scholarship, studying Japanese.

Exchange Program, Japanese, Asian Business, Asian Society