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I’ve been slow to post my opinion pieces 😬

Did you know it was World Menopause Day on 18 October?

In an opinion piece in the Geelong Advertiser a few weeks ago I shard the impact that menopause has on women as they hit their peak in career development.

The Federal Government also recently released their report from the Senate inquiry into to menopause with significant recommendations for consideration.

“Let us seize this moment to shape a future where technology serves humanity and our collective potential is fully realised. Because, I believe, our very human uniqueness is our greatest asset.”

My recent op ed in the Geelong Advertiser (Friday 5 July) talks about the potential risks and challenges we face with the growth and impact of artificial intelligence. How we acknowledge and nurture what makes us humans.

This opinion piece is an excerpt from a speech delivered in June at an Australian Institute of Company Directors briefing on Innovation and AI. The full speech is available here: https://www.tandemvox.com.au/media/aicd-speech-innovation-and-ai

Last Tuesday I chose to write in the Geelong Advertiser about two of my friends - great Geelong people who have supported and inspired me for some time. But this piece was about their tireless commitment to not for profit, community palliative care facility Anam Cara House Geelong and the Geelong Cats

For their services, Diana Taylor AM was awarded with a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) on Australia Day and Bob Gartland OAM was awarded with a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) on the King's Birthday.

Geelong is certainly a unique city. While it has its challenges, people Bob and Diana continue to give their time and energy to building a positive future.

NB: the Anam Cara Annual Giving Day was a huge success with the community raising over $880,000 on Tuesday. Many thanks to all who donated!

Check out our work on the Geelong Design Week 2023 report!!

Again, very slow to provide updates on our work here!

For updates and analysis on a regular basis you can follow our Managing Director Jennifer Cromarty on LinkedIn here:

Jennifer Cromarty - tandemVox | LinkedIn Jennifer is a seasoned executive and consultant with over 25 years of experience in various sectors. She founded tandemVox in 2015, a consulting firm that helps organisations develop and implement strategies and projects that foster strong, genuine, and ethical relationships with their communities a...

Great to the inaugural SME Corporate member of Creative Geelong.
Looking forward to continuing to support and advise the creative sector ❤️🖼️🎨🖌️

Tandem Vox | Create. Collaborate. Communicate. Jennifer Cromarty and Robert Menaul help organisations find their purpose, understand key relationships, engage with like minded stakeholders and communities and effectively and efficiently communicate for shared outcomes.

Our Managing Director’s latest opinion piece was published in the Geelong Advertiser last Friday.

It talks about a form of ‘networked leadership.’

“But if we can evolve, we can move through the fears that limit us and start tapping into the natural skills we have. This is where new leadership can grow.

“For a truly collaborative, networked leadership model to work, the ego-system dies and the ecosystem lives and thrives. The networked leader is able to hold and host conversations that have impact where all views are equal and all voices are heard.”

Interested to hear your thoughts.

Jennifer’s op ed from the 25 April talks about how we can create a sustainable future and highlights the Witchcliffe Ecovillage in WA.
With increases to the cost of living - why not consider a more sustainable development approach?

A few opinion pieces to post …. We are a bit behind - this one from 14 April, our Director Jennifer Cromarty talks about her hope for the future.

Tandemvox is working with clients who believe that the future needs to be far more equitable and inclusive - where people are treated fairly and sustainable ecosystems create thriving communities. Who wouldn’t want Geetopia?

Our Director Jennifer Cromarty’s most recent opinion piece was published in the Geelong Advertiser on Friday 17 March. Jennifer discussed the collective myths regarding male power and female beauty and the need to carefully understand how language and images are used.

Grab a copy of today’s Geelong Advertiser to read our Director Jennifer Cromarty’s opinion piece which comments on Future Geelong - ’All need say in future.’