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Kylie is a Director and Advisory Board Member, with over 30 years of demonstrated…
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A great conversation this morning at the Queensland Futures Institute Queensland Power Puzzle event in Brisbane. Enjoyed joining the panel with…
A great conversation this morning at the Queensland Futures Institute Queensland Power Puzzle event in Brisbane. Enjoyed joining the panel with…
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No two days are quite the same at Corporate Travel Management (CTM) Group. From the airport to Government House with Emily Hanrahan to recognise…
No two days are quite the same at Corporate Travel Management (CTM) Group. From the airport to Government House with Emily Hanrahan to recognise…
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Excited to be a small part of this ambitious infrastructure project bringing new thinking, technology and relationships to a national productivity…
Excited to be a small part of this ambitious infrastructure project bringing new thinking, technology and relationships to a national productivity…
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Education
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Volunteer Experience
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Social Value Leadership Group Steering Board Member - London
Worshipful Company of Information Technologists
- Present 1 year 10 months
Social Services
The Worshipful Company of Information Technologists (WCIT) is the 100th livery company of the city of London. For over 30 years, WCIT have raised money for charity and provided IT skills and training to improve lives across the UK and beyond.
The Social Value Leadership Group (SVLG) was created to promote social value creation across the IT industry sector, with a focus on ESG. -
Ambassador
Rainbow House Iligan
- Present 7 years 10 months
Children
Rainbow House Iligan is an orphanage in the Philippines, that was created in December 2011, after the devastating impact of Typhoon Washi (Sendong). The typhoon killed over 1300 people and created significant issues of displacement for many residents of Iligan. Unfortunately, there were many children tragically impacted by this disaster - losing both their families and homes.
Rainbow House provides a safe and loving home environment, with a focus on quality education for orphaned…Rainbow House Iligan is an orphanage in the Philippines, that was created in December 2011, after the devastating impact of Typhoon Washi (Sendong). The typhoon killed over 1300 people and created significant issues of displacement for many residents of Iligan. Unfortunately, there were many children tragically impacted by this disaster - losing both their families and homes.
Rainbow House provides a safe and loving home environment, with a focus on quality education for orphaned children in Iligan. Through both corporate sponsorship and private donations, we hope to further expand Rainbow House to other parts of the Philippines, as well as Bangladesh, Thailand and India.
Please feel free to check out the Rainbow House website: www.rainbowhouseiligan.com and follow us on linked in, Facebook and YouTube. Most importantly, please consider sponsoring a child or making a corporate donation. For those organisations that have operations in the region, it is a wonderful way to give back to the community.
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Ambassador - Australia
Willow International Nonprofit
- 1 year 4 months
Human Rights
Willow work around the globe to restore the lives of human trafficking victims, as well as working tirelessly to put an end to the global epidemic of human slavery. With more than 40.3 million victims around the world, there is much to be done to raise awareness and create policy reform.
Willow works with a focus on three key strategies:
1. Restoration - welcoming survivors to aftercare homes, where they receive comprehensive support
2. Prevention – working with government,…Willow work around the globe to restore the lives of human trafficking victims, as well as working tirelessly to put an end to the global epidemic of human slavery. With more than 40.3 million victims around the world, there is much to be done to raise awareness and create policy reform.
Willow works with a focus on three key strategies:
1. Restoration - welcoming survivors to aftercare homes, where they receive comprehensive support
2. Prevention – working with government, the justice system, and communities to protect victims and prevent trafficking through policy reform and education
3. Partnership – partnering with local and international organisations to coordinate rescues, build awareness, and develop programs to end trafficking -
Leader - Corporate Champions for the Care2Achieve Program (QLD)
The Smith Family
- 4 years 7 months
Education
As an active gender equality advocate, I am thrilled to work with The Smith Family as the leader of the corporate champions in Queensland for the Care2 Achieve Program.
The Care2Achieve Program engages leaders in the business community to champion change for young women leaving care. Care2Achieve is offered to young women between 17 and 21 who are transitioning out of state care and are considering university and TAFE studies. Participants will receive financial contributions for…As an active gender equality advocate, I am thrilled to work with The Smith Family as the leader of the corporate champions in Queensland for the Care2 Achieve Program.
The Care2Achieve Program engages leaders in the business community to champion change for young women leaving care. Care2Achieve is offered to young women between 17 and 21 who are transitioning out of state care and are considering university and TAFE studies. Participants will receive financial contributions for educational expenses, a Smith Family tertiary coordinator for support and access to The Smith Family's suite of career transition programs.
Corporate Champions are women and men active in Brisbane's business community who are passionate about the education of young women and can assist on three key areas behind the scenes: Advocacy, Advisory and Engagement. If you are interested in becoming a Corporate Champion, please contact me directly. -
Mentor
The Smith Family
- 3 years 3 months
Education
The Smith Family Tertiary Mentoring Program connects disadvantaged tertiary students with trained, volunteer mentors, who can help them navigate their way through their studies and make a smooth transition to work.
This is a great opportunity to provide practical assistance and opportunities to students who do not have automatic access to business networks and expertise associated with their chosen field of study.
Publications
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"How to Create High Performing Teams"
Leadership HQ
https://leadershiphq.com.au/mag-info/ - a short article written by Kylie Sprott, focused on the forming, storming, norming and performing stages of creating a team. This article is only available to subscribers.
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Griffith University Alumni - Staying Connected
Griffith University
Interview with Griffith University Alumni E News
Honors & Awards
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Telstra Business Women's Awards - Finalist 2015
Telstra
Languages
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German - basic
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Organizations
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Australian Institute of Company Directors
GAICD
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