My role is continually evolving and encompasses various aspects of the business including business strategy and development, training, marketing and communication strategy, coaching and consulting, project and stakeholder management and business innovation and growth.

Digital Solutions in Tasmania is delivered by The van Diemen Project on behalf ofMelbourne Innovation Centre, who holds the contract for our region.The program supports the Australian Government's commitment to enhance thecapabilities of business advisory service providers to deliver low cost, high qualityadvisory services to small businesses in metropolitan and regional areas across fivepriority digital capabilities including:• digitalising your business• websites and selling online• social media and digital marketing• using small business software• online security and data privacy

I'm a Tech-Savvy Business Coach, using all the knowledge I’ve accumulated in business, productivity and automation to help women build a business and life they love by using tech in a smart, minimal and more manageable way. So they can reclaim their time and energy and open up their lives to the things they really want to do.

Work Wife Wine Time otherwise known as WWWT is an Australian business podcast founded by female entrepreneurs and work wives Mikala Grosse, Rowena Preddy and Gemma Lumicisi.We understand that for women, running a business means wearing many hats. As well as other life aspects of running a house, family, pets, reading, forever studying to advance our skills, exercising, meditating, Netflixing and finding time for a glass of wine.We formed the Work Wife Wine Time Podcast so you too can get the chance to debrief and know you're not alone. Want to learn enthusiastically and nod your heads in solidarity, recognise you’re not alone, that other female entrepreneurs in Australia experience the same joys, frustrations, trials and tribulations as you? And learn strategies to cope in all aspects of running a business, life, level-up and feel more enabled just as we did?Then join us on Friday's at wine o'clock!Disclaimer: Work Wife Wine Time promotes the responsible consumption of alcohol...

We help you create order in your coaching business so you can stop doing the unnecessary and create more time to keep on coaching.You’re a coach because you’re helping others transform their lives. But it doesn’t matter how good a coach you are if your business is consuming all your time. You want to be coaching and helping people now. But your brain and business to-dos are getting in the wayThe Freedom to Coach Podcast teaches you how to manage the mind drama. Focus on the important things so you can get back to coaching. And changing the world, one mind at a time. Are you in?

We help people in Southern Tasmania start and run small businessesEntrepreneurship Facilitators can help anyone wanting to start a business or improve their business.We deliver a range of free services that are tailored to Southern Tasmania including:• one-on-one business advice for current or aspiring small business owners• workshops to help you learn about and consider self-employment• information sessions to help you improve your small business skills• linking and referring to other local programs and resources that will help your business be successful• encouraging small business activity in the local community by running functions and networking events.Learn more at: www.businesssouth.org.au

Spacemakers is a productivity coaching, training and consulting organisation, helping individuals and organisations make space in work and life, by doing everyday things well.Working with Spacemakers, I have developed modules and instructional design for eLearning and face-to-face training. Signature program I have been heavily involved in is the Email Ninja course, that will transform your email and time management habits, forever.My involvement has encompassed:• Development of eLearning productivity programs;• Management eLearning courses and platforms;• Website management, Blog and eBook editing and email marketing;• Delivering online and face-to-face training courses;• Strategic planning and implementation of new courses and programs.

Having worked for Tasmanian Health Service for 10+ years’ I am fortunate to have held several project and secondment opportunities, acquiring unique experiences and developing an array skills.As the EA & Admin Support for Specialist Palliative Care Service, I'm responsible for managing the Community Palliative Care Administration Office. I provide extensive administrative support to ADON Cancer Services, Palliative Care Doctors & Nurses, and unit staff. Furthermore, I provide project support to the PEPA Project Manager including managing the project budget.Having worked across DHHS/THO-S/THS has allowed me to develop both a strong network and many new skills and strengths.

Project & Secondment opportunities have included:• Education Support Officer (TAS) - WP Holman Clinic (19-month project - 2014-2015)Coordinated the network training program activities provided at the Royal Hobart Hospital including training days, journal club, planning rotations and short case reviews.Provided administrative, training and project support to the network’s Local Governance Committee, the Training Network Director (TND) and Directors of Training (DOT) in relation to the operation of the Training Network, HR and recruitment matters.• Project Manager /eLearning Developer - Stafflink Learning & Development (16 month project 2013-2014)Project Lead for two short-term projects, aimed at educating students commencing placement within the Tasmanian Health Organisations on departmental policies and procedures.Developed two (of four) state-wide student specific eLearning Modules (Confidentiality & The Deteriorating Patient).Research and analysis of topics to identify learning outcomes and developed effective learning strategies.Coordination / technical support for 4 staff over 3 sites in the development of 4 eLearning courses. Liaised with key stakeholders (external eLearning consultant and SME’s across the 3 Tasmanian Health Organisations.• Project Support Officer - Community Physiotherapy (12 month project - 2012)Assisted in developing approved Project Plan (Early Management of Low Back Pain Project), including Gantt Chart and related attachmentsDeveloped resources, processes, forms and promotional materialDeveloped an E-Learning package (using clinical content) to educate Physiotherapists on a new Clinical Practice GuidelineRegular stakeholder meetings with various health professionals & organisations (DHHS, GP's, Tasmania Medicare Local)Additional roles have included; Home Help Assessor, a 12-month Pilot program for Home Care South & Office Manager for Huon & Cygnet Community Health Centres.

In this role, I was responsible for managing 3 team members and 2 electorate offices in Wagga Wagga and Griffith. My role encompassed extensive diary management for the Member including; day-to-day activities, travel and accommodation arrangements and managing events during Ministerial visits to the electorate, including visits by the Prime Minister and Governor General. Additional duties included:• Event Management of events hosted by the Member in Parliament House, Canberra.• Travel to and from Canberra to assist the Member during parliamentary sitting weeks.• Providing direction to staff members particularly when the Member was unavailable or absent from the electorate due to parliamentary business.• Providing information to constituents regarding federal government services and policies.• Preparing and responding to correspondence on behalf of the Member and constituents. • Liaising with Ministerial Offices and Departments

Responsible for the production and monitoring of all media communications by the Member (media releases, advertisements, speeches and all election mail out materials). In addition to assisting the Member during parliamentary sitting weeks in Canberra and carrying out research on issues relating to constituent enquiries and information required by the Member.

Provided secretarial support services to the Member and more senior staff members. As well as a high level of face-to-face customer service to constituents and provided information regarding federal government services and policies.Additional duties:• Handled all incoming phone calls. Resolving constituent and other enquiries by email, telephone or in person.• Prepared and responded to correspondence on behalf of the Member and constituents.• Written and verbal representations to a range of government, community and public bodies on behalf of the Member and constituents.