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Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia

My current role with Brightly (a Siemens company) sees me primarily communicating between clients and the software development and engineering teams. I have become a product specialist in a range of Brightly's Enterprise Asset Management and Strategic Asset Management software, and help clients to get the best use of the products they have purchased. I am also a part of the development cycle, which includes meeting with the development team, providing client feedback, performing bug investigations, assisting the dev team with prioritisation of tasks and preparing documentation for fortnightly sprints.

Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia

In 2020, I initiated the performance act Liquidelic with two other co-founders and directors. To date, this has been my most successful performance project, with increasing ticket sales in several cities, an expanding resume of festival and function appearances, a strong online presence, a successful and repeatable marketing strategy for ticket sales, a line of merchandise apparel operating as a separate business, and a loyal and growing fan base.

Since my teenage years, I have been a performing musician and recording artist, clocking up hundreds of performances and thousands of hours of studio and rehearsal time. I have developed world-class ability as a guitarist, as well as professional ability as a music producer, composer, event organiser and content creator. Through many years of experience, I've become highly skilled at working with others to deliver outcomes in a creative field across a variety of media - including produced music, live events, premium video, graphic design and social media content. I am a natural leader who can competently direct others in order to guide projects toward our goals while adhering to defined timelines.

As the sole founder and director of this online-only business operating primarily on Amazon, I honed my digital marketing skills, including finding product/market fit and keyword advertising. The business also added to my experience building relationships with overseas manufacturers, designing an original product, and executing international trade.

As a Co-Founder of an ethical online apparel business, we took the business through ideation, development and launch, to revenue. This marked my first experience with an online-only business involving drop-shipping, significantly expanding my digital marketing skillset in areas such as social media marketing, online branding, and sales funnels.

I co-launched and operated a pop-up burger restaurant, employing a small team of staff. This enjoyable business connected me with the local community and enhanced my skills in hospitality, graphic design, marketing and building a loyal customer base.

For more than 10 years, I have worked freelance as a Stage Manager at festivals such as Splendour in the Grass, Earth Frequency and Falls Festival. This has given me experience in managing teams in a fast-paced an unpredictable environment. I have gained excellent skills in communicating between teams of diverse specialists, while navigating complex problem-solving and sticking to strict timelines. In the event of challenges, I am able to maintain composure and guide others through dramatic situations to reach our collective goal.Additionally, this experience has given me advanced technical knowledge and expertise with event media, stage equipment and related technology.

Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia

My time with GJS greatly improved my client relationship skills, along with working effectively with a team in a fast-paced environment. The role also gave me some advanced technical skills. I quickly became a specialist in my field, becoming the only service technician operating in QLD to hold certifications for all three of Epson, Brother and Roland Large Format printing equipment. Thus, I was in high demand as an experienced and reliable service technician for a number of years. Throughout this time, I additionally continued to provide remote technical support, create knowledgebase articles, attend ongoing support cases, provide both onsite and remote training to clients and their staff, and build strong relationships with clients.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

After beginning as an administrative assistant with Damoli, I was quickly moved to coordinating the Service department for forklifts. Here I coordinated a team of forklift mechanics, which included scheduling, creating work orders, reviewing performance of the team and reporting. The role also required me to manage relationships with clients and suppliers, along with timely execution of parts ordering and job completion. I became competent with internal software including CMMS and CRM applications and the Microsoft 365 suite. This role was excellent experience in team leadership and managing workload in a fast-paced environment.

This startup music artist management company provided invaluable insights into the entertainment industry and played a crucial role in shaping my business acumen and refining my entrepreneurial skills.

As Co-Founder of this ethical retail business, I took it from ideation to business development, launch, and revenue. It provided valuable experience in rapidly bringing a business idea to market, along with executing planning, marketing, and operations for the early stages. This venture also marked my first experience with building working relationships with overseas manufacturers and executing international trade.

I founded and operated a cleaning business, focusing on residential and commercial cleans and managing a small team. Despite EcoCleaners being profitable and promising, I decided to close the business to strategically refocus my efforts on ventures aligned with emerging market trends and personal passion.

With Conservation Volunteers, I led teams on conservation projects in various outdoor locations, managing groups of workers and volunteers to meet project outcomes. I also gained my truck and bus licence to fulfil this role.

In this volunteer role, I was responsible for coordinating awareness and fundraising events for NGO 'Save The Kimberley', reporting to the Board of Directors. This involved organising events and public appearances, coordinating volunteers and celebrity spokespeople, and working closely with other NGOs such as The Wilderness Society, Sea Shepherd, Environs Kimberley and World Wildlife Fund.

As a music tutor at Doncaster Music Centre for 5 years, I assumed greater responsibilities during the final two years, contributing to executive decisions and shaping the business direction. In 2013-2014, I closely collaborated with the Director, Ian Steed, to prepare for a planned takeover. Although this did not proceed as intended, the experience was invaluable and solidified my ambition to run my own businesses.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Dizzy Grass, a music performance group I started (which later became Lamarama), was the subject of my first Business Plan and Marketing Plan in 2007. Over the 7 years of operation, we booked ticketed shows, festival spots, and corporate functions. Skills acquired included management, marketing, event organising, copywriting, merchandising, and team management.

As a teenager, I worked as a sole trader in various schools and music academies as a music tutor, also earning from live performances. This served as my primary income for a decade.

I began working at a young age in my parents' toy store, where I learned the fundamentals of running a business, customer service, inventory management, promotion, and work ethic.

Bachelor Of Environments, Management And Development

Bachelor Of Applied Music, Music