University of Melbourne

Deakin University

Australian Institute of Company Directors

Watson High School

Dickson College

MBA Deputy Director  -  Behaviour Change Researcher and Consultant  -  Board Director  -  Digital Learning Designer and Specialist

AHPRA (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency)

Member, Rapid Regulatory Response Group

Consumer Policy Research Centre

Board Member

The Deakin MBA embraces a socially and environmentally responsible approach to business that considers people, the planet, and profit in all its forms. 
We believe that learning is collaborative, so we work in partnership with the students and industry to apply the significant amount of knowledge that exists in the different disciplines to their particular context. 
The Deakin MBA is flexible and can be designed around the student’s complex work and family life. Classes are offered online, in intensive units, as study tours, in residentials and in block mode. Some units are also offered outside the typical trimester structure and can be completed in as little as six days.

Director, Master of Business Administration (MBA) Program 

auDA - .au Domain Administration Ltd.

Member, General Advisory Standing Committee

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore is an Italian private research university founded in 1921. Its main campus is located in Milan, Italy, with satellite campuses in Brescia, Piacenza, Cremona and Rome.

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

Adjunct Professor, Marketing and Consumer Behaviour, Governance and HR

Tribal Insight conducts consumer research using advanced quantitative and qualitative techniques. We draw on researchers from around the world to undertake bespoke research programs underpinned by a scientific approach that suit non-profits, government and commercial needs. We spend a significant amount of time with clients developing research strategies, particularly in relation to problem identification, which leads to significantly more targeted and usable research results. An ethical and wellbeing approach underpins our methodologies and organisations can rely on detailed analysis and robust advice.

tribalinsight

Company Director

Unit Chair and Senior Lecturer, Marketing  and Consumer Behaviour

The Cosmetic Surgery Oversight Group of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency will report publicly on progress of the Cosmetic Surgery Review and assure the community, governments and professional stakeholders that we are doing what we have committed to do, as quickly as possible.

Member, Cosmetic Surgery Oversight Group

Deputy Director, MBA Program

ACCC

External Advisor on Consumer Behaviour 

Reference Group Member

Department of Justice and Community Safety, Victoria

Member, Consumer Advisory Panel (CAV)

Director of Deakin Business School's Centre for Employee and Consumer Wellbeing, an interdisciplinary research centre. 

The Centre brings together leading researchers from the areas of organisational behaviour, organisational psychology, employee wellbeing, consumer affairs, health promotion and social marketing.

Director, Centre for Employee and Consumer Wellbeing

The role of the Expert Panel for Social Marketing is provide guidance and strategic advice to VicHealth in social marketing in the area of five health imperatives: preventing tobacco use, promoting healthy eating, encouraging regular physical activity, preventing harm from alcohol and improving mental wellbeing. Each imperative has an associated goal and 3-year priority, delivered through various programs and projects, and engagement with a range of sectors including: health, sports, research, education, the arts, media, community and a diversity of stakeholders.

Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth)

Member, Expert Panel for Social Marketing

Our objective under the Essential Services Commission Act 2001 is to promote the long term interests of Victorian consumers with regard to the price, quality and reliability of essential services.

In working to achieve our objective, the ESC, where relevant, must have regard to:

- efficiency in regulated industries and incentives for long-term investment
- the financial viability of regulated industries
- existing and potential competition within the industry
- the relevant health, safety, environmental and social legislation applying to the regulated industry
- the benefits and costs of regulation for consumers (including low income or vulnerable consumers) and regulated entities
- consistency in regulation between States and on a national basis.

Essential Services Commission

Member of Consumer Insights Panel

Yale University

Visiting Research Fellow

Non Executive Director/Board Member
Constitution Committee, Member
People (HR) Committee, Member

The TIO provides a fair, independent and accessible external dispute resolution service for residential consumers and small businesses who have an unresolved complaint about their phone or internet service. 

The service is free and complies with the Government Benchmarks for Industry-Based Customer Dispute Resolution.

Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman

Non-Executive Director/Board Member

The Talking Shop series on Life Matters unravels the world of marketing spin and consumer psychology with host Kirsten Drysdale, Dr Paul Harrison and expert guests. Could your credit card help you lose weight? Are the clouds choosing the colour of your new car for you - or how much you bid on a house auction? Can money buy happiness after all? And is anyone on earth actually buying disposable razors for their ‘new lavender-scented’ handles? If so, why?

Talking Shop is a Giant Dwarf and RN co-production.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Co-Host

Researcher/Writer/Casual Reporter/Contributor

The Open University

International Fellow

Council Member

Research Cluster Leader - Ethics and Social Engagement

Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN)

Member, Standing Advisory Committee on Consumer Affairs

Asylum Seeker Resource Centre

Chair

Former chair, and board member of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC), Australia’s largest asylum seeker human rights organisation, with 23 programs, 50 staff and 1000 volunteers serving more than 1100 people from 98 countries. Incorporating legal services, material aid, health, education, employment and advocacy, the ASRC protects and promotes the rights of asylum seekers.