SAVVY is an award-winning nutrition business that makes drinks and coffees for better focus, natural energy + performance using scientifically proven ingredients. SAVVY products are made by health experts and are powered by nature, using natural ingredients like Vitamins, Ginseng, Rhodiola Rosea, Green Tea, L-Theanine, Green Coffee Beans and Superfoods. Savvy BRAIN BOOST drinks are proudly disrupting the performance drink market in Australia with a healthy alternative with zero sugar, less than 6 calories, 100% natural and organic.Our Smart Coffees use Organic and Fairtrade coffee combined with our amazing nootropics to boost the benefits of the product even more. The Smart Coffee comes in an eco-friendly biodegradable coffee capsule for Nespresso machines, or in a single-serve recyclable sachet.

Honorary fellow at the University of Technology Sydney within the Centre for Business and Social Innovation.

Specialist mental health services and programs improving health, social and economic outcomes for communities.

► Facilitates marketing and procurement of sales for tutoring students in Primary and High School, University and in other academic pursuits► Providing direct assistance to thousands of trained tutors through our Continued Education Program (CEP)► Assists employees and tutors with ongoing training and operations► Help parents and students to find the ideal tutor for their own academic goals

In 2008, I joined Ezy Math Tutoring as an Academic Tutor specialising in tutoring HSC students in Math, English, Science, Economics and Legal Studies. After receiving a lot of positive feedback, I was promoted to Student Assessor in 2009. Through these roles I:► Organised tuition programs for students► Negotiated tutoring contracts with prospective clients► Supervised client accountsIn 2011, I was promoted to the role of Senior Tutor, and was second in control in the Head Office in Bondi Junction. Through this role I have utilised my legal and business skills while gaining valuable experience in running a successful business. I was responsible for:► Training and supervising new tutors and administrative staff► Advising the director on legal and business decisions and initiating proceedings on overdue accounts► Administering company accounts► Driving business results by converting new leads into clients

Senior Business Development Manager for ASX:QFE

► Commenced in LTS and was admitted as a solicitor while working with Clayton Utz► Heavily involved in large-scale commercial litigation matters► Publishing articles for the firm, and assisting with legal research ► Participating in the business development of the firm by drafting 'client focus' articles

► Prepared and published articles for the Monthly newsletter regarding ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) ► Directed and assisted mediating and arbitrating parties ► Assisted in events and upcoming work with the Australian Centre for International Commercial Arbitration► Conducted thorough research into not-for-profit benefits and re-structuring marketing campaigns

Contributed numerous articles regarding academic approaches to learning foreign languages. Specialised in articles detailing creative immersion techniques, specifically outlining the best ways to learn German.

As part of my Practical Legal Training, I gained hands-on experience by working in a boutique law firm. I enjoyed learning a lot of practical legal knowledge across several platforms. Key responsibilities included:► Interviewing clients► Commencing proceedings for clients with the Courts and other parties► Thorough research for both civil and criminal cases► Liaise directly (by telephone and in writing) with staff at all Courts and Tribunals as well as barristers and other law firms► Attending Court and speaking on firm’s behalf► Negotiating outcomes with other solicitors

► Shadowed Mr Stephen Stanton of Windeyer Chambers as part of PLT► Experience the judicial system from inside the Local, District and Supreme Courts of Australia► Prepared research for litigation► Broad experience to the legal system not just in Australia, but in Tonga and Fiji as well

► One of two students selected to become a part of the student entrepreneurial internship program ► Delivered reports I had undertaken considering the legal obligations to the start-up company ► Negotiated business deals with wholesalers and others in development chain ► Graduated the internship program with an award