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Federal Government
(DEST)
A bottom up approach to continuous improvement programs for the IT Infrastructure Group that successfully increased participation, at all levels, and strategic relationship building between work units, to enable creative problems solving, commitment to and understanding of emerging changes in policy and process.

(DSTO)
Advice on recent research findings and their implications strategies for communication and effective negotiation between people of different personality types.
Webation Pty Ltd
Consultant support for the implementation of the Illawarra Online Work Experience Project in collaboration with I3Net. The project is funded by DEST. It aims to use new social technologies to facilitate on-line work experience and informal links between students and businesses in the Illawarra Region.
Zen at Work
Development of a collaborative work design program, including web-based coaching strategies, workshops and other events, as a basis for the provision of services to enable increased satisfaction and productivity among skilled employees. Team work development is a central facet of this work.
Foundation for Young Australians
Evaluation of the Vibewire SquareOne project to support emerging multimedia art and communication among young people. Involved ongoing monitoring of emerging opportunities, strategic developments and the evolving outcomes of the project.
Alcoa Pty Ltd/Victorian Government (VCAA)
A multi-stakeholder approach to community engagement in debate about environmental issues. Techniques included e’forums, community events and the development of team work capabilities for multidisciplinary groups.
University of Sydney
Using social communications technologies increase knowledge flows between Pharmaceutical Researchers and Community Practitioners
Australian Photonics P/L
Project management of a national multi-stakeholder project to raise public awareness of Photonics as a basis for the development of appropriate vocational programs, financial support and pathways for young people to careers in the new industry. Stakeholders in the project included Questacon, Australian Photonics PL, Universities, and TAFENSW