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Alexandra BakowskiAlexandra is Talent Acquisition Manager at Rio Tinto. |
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Susan CullSusan is employed as Senior Project Officer in the People Strategies Portfolio at the Chamber for Minerals and Energy of Western Australia. In this position, she has been responsible for the development of the ‘People for the Future’ website and toolkits to assist stakeholders and clients in education and training to address the skills and labour shortages faced by the resources sector. |
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Kim DyballKim is Regional Manager of the Toowoomba Regional office, for the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR). |
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Donna FraterDonna is a Principal Geologist with BHP Billiton. Donna is a Past Chair of the National Women in Mining Network for the AusIMM (WIMNet), a current member of the WIMARQ committee and a committee member of the Mineral Council of Australia’s Workforce Standing Committee. |
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Xanthus WeberXanthus is the Manager of Professional Development with The AusIMM. The AusIMM represents over 12,000 individuals working in the global minerals industry and focuses on promoting excellence across all professional disciplines through advocacy and provision of continuing professional development opportunities. Xanthus is a current member of the Women in Resources Victoria (WiRV) committee. |
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Margaret WilsonMargaret is the Senior Education and Client Advisor at the Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency. She has been part of the team responsible for developing education material for the EOWA website, for the development and delivery of workshops and educational programs for reporting organisations having had ten years’ experience working with all reporting organisations assisting them in the development of their workplace programs for women. |
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Fiona HarknessFiona is Workforce Services Specialist with Bechtel. |
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Miranda Jane TaylorMiranda is the Director Environment, Safety & Productivity at Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association. The Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association Ltd (APPEA) is the peak national body representing Australia’s upstream oil and gas exploration and production industry. |
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Linley LordLinley is the director of the Maureen Bickley Centre for Women in Leadership at Curtin University’s Graduate School of Business. She has considerable experience as a change agent through appointments such as Project Officer for Equal Employment Opportunity in Local Government (WA); the first Equal Opportunity Co-ordinator for the West Australian Fire Brigades Board (now FESA); Equal Opportunity Manager for the Reserve Bank of Australia and Equity and Diversity Manager and Director of the Women in Leadership Project at Edith Cowan University. |
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Alison MorleyAlison is the CEO of Brumby Resources, an ASX listed exploration company with a focus on manganese and base metals targets. She is a geologist who began her career working underground at both Broken Hill and Mount Isa. She then spent seven years working in consulting. Alison also holds the position of Chair of WIMnet (the Women in Mining national committee of the AusIMM. |
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Caroline MorrisseyCaroline is the Manager Women in Resources Action Plan at the Queensland Resources Council. Caroline has a background in journalism, having worked on newspapers and ABC and commercial radio in Broken Hill, Perth and Brisbane, as well as a number of government relations positions, including the Queensland Department of Mines and Energy. She began work for the Queensland Resources Council in 2001. |
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Linda NunnLinda is Industrial Relations Manager at Sodexo. |
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Jonathan RussellJonathan is the Consult Australia, Senior Policy Advisor with responsibility for the workforce diversity portfolio. Consult Australia is the association for professional services firms within the built and natural environment; influencing policy, creating value and promoting excellence. As an association, Consult Australia is primarily focused on improving the commercial environment for our members and raising standards across the industry. |
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Roma SharpRoma is Senior Policy Advisor, Productivity and Training at the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association. The Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association Ltd (APPEA) is the peak national body representing Australia’s upstream oil and gas exploration and production industry. |
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Sabina ShuggSabina is Manager – Mining, with Momentum Partners and specialises in business improvement, organisational development, mine management and management of technical studies in the resources industry. In March 2010, Sabina was named the inaugural Women in Resources Champion in the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia (CME) Women in Resources Awards. |
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Laurice TempleLaurice is the President of the Victorian Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction. She is also Managing Director of Construction Management Results(CMR) a specialist consultancy that brings together over 30 years experience in the construction industry spanning Australia, Asia Pacific and the US. |
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Rosemary WaghorneRosemary is the Assistant Director – Vocational Education and Training for the Minerals Council of Australia. She has responsibility for policy and advocacy in relation to skills shortage issues, in particular in areas of vocational education and training and diversity through women in mining initiatives. Her career has been principally in the education sector , particularly in relation to policy, strategy and quality management activities. |
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