Why Edaith
Built from the full picture
The overarching capabilities that matter most — problem solving, critical judgement, adaptability, continuous learning — are the ones that have always been hardest to identify and develop.
Founder Dr Tina Gallico has worked at the intersection of transdisciplinary research, national AI strategy and human capability development, spanning PhD research on enabling human agency, the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) and innovation consulting in organisations across Australia and Europe.
Edaith's tools and frameworks bridge disciplines and practices to enable human potential and adapt to technology-driven change. Informed by how organisations and economies transform at a systemic level, they're built for the people doing the work: individuals and teams who need practical, evidence-based resources they can (and want to) use now.
Edaith's resources build on each other. The Essential Skills Series guides carry the knowledge and the tools. Capability Profiles show each person where they stand and what to develop first. The Practice Pathway then builds those capabilities one at a time, with a tool to apply for each. Together they enable people to benefit from focused, personalised professional development that lasts, for the capabilities that matter as AI takes on the routine, enabling people to adapt and achieve their best work.
Dr. Tina Gallico — Founder
Tina holds a Bachelor of Planning (First Class Honours) UNSW, Sydney, a Master of Arts with Distinction from the University of Westminster, London, and a PhD from UNSW Sydney with research residencies at the Technical University Berlin and Free University, Berlin.
Her career began in public policy, with roles in London, Melbourne and Sydney before moving into organisational innovation and transdisciplinary research based in Berlin. Over more than a decade in Germany, she navigated an international career that bridged professions while raising children and learning a second language, developing through continuous skills development in ways that eventually shaped everything Edaith is built on.
Before Edaith, Tina was a Senior Researcher at DFKI (German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence), and then Ecosystem Strategy Manager at the National AI Centre, CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation).
Edaith is built directly from Dr Gallico's research and experiences on the capabilities that matter as work evolves and how people can best develop them. Rigorous enough to inform national strategy, practical enough to use on a Tuesday afternoon.
