After working for state and city governments in London, Melbourne and Sydney, I was awarded a PhD scholarship to research independent innovations reshaping Berlin. Over the years that followed in Europe I forged a path from public policy to innovation consulting to transdisciplinary research.

My research earned awards in Australia and Germany, I worked with global businesses and organisations. At the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence with over 800 scientists, I was the only Australian. I returned to Australia after over decade based in Germany and delivered national artificial intelligence strategy at CSIRO.

But changing careers, re-entering the workforce after maternity and pursuing performance excellence was always a challenge. Over the years I navigated a multidisciplinary international career through continuous skills development and systematising learning, whilst being the primary carer of children and learning a second language.

People would ask me to help them find or understand key ideas, practices or technology developments to improve their performance and skills adaptability. But there wasn’t a go-to source for information that I could recommend.

In our world of information abundance, it should be easy to develop the knowledge and skills we need to adapt and excel. Edaith is the bridge I wish I had.

At Edaith I'm reimagining how we can discover all-important concepts and know-how with clarity. So that professionals can focus on getting things done and be future ready.

Tina

BPlan (Hons1) MA (Distinction) PhD