Sue Ellson Presentations in 2001

20 March 2001
Moving to Melbourne Research Findings
Peter Clarke’s evening program on ABC Radio 774AM ABC Radio Studio, Southbank, Victoria After a direct approach to the producer of Peter Clarke’s evening program on ABC Radio 774AM, Sue recommended both Nicci Baker from Making the Most of Moving and Brian Crawford from Toll Transitions to join her on the statewide radio program for a discussion on the issues of settling in to a new location. After a brief summary of Sue’s research findings, callers were invited to ring in and discuss their personal relocation experiences over a 50 minute program that commenced just before 8-00pm. A revealing and insightful program stimulated many phone calls from interested listeners

27/03/2001
Think on your feet Presentation Skills
Co-facilitated this course with David Hey-Cunningham for Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu at the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Office in Sydney, New South Wales

03/04/2001
Think on your feet Presentation Skills
Co-facilitated this course with David Hey-Cunningham for Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu at the Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Office in Melbourne

22/05/2001
Making it in Melbourne
Sue was one of the guest speakers at the launch of Newcomers Network held at the Victorian Arts Centre in Melbourne and spoke about the new Newcomers Network enterprise and how it will move forward. Jo Pearson, former television news reader and Managing Director of Media Strategies was the Master of Ceremonies, Karen Halfpenny, General Manager of Human Resources from Telstra Corporation and Kevin Sheedy AM, Australian Football League Premiership Coach of Essendon Football Club and Dean Rioli, player for Essendon Football Club were the speakers

07/08/2001
Making it Back in Melbourne
Sue Ellson was one of the guest speakers at this Newcomers Network event held at the Victorian Arts Centre in Melbourne and she spoke about the future development of the enterprise and the topic of repatriation.  Michael Veitch, well known writer, actor, comedian, and radio personality was the Master of Ceremonies and Professor Michael Clyne AM from the University of Melbourne, Department of Linguistics and Applied Linguistics and Sue Nattrass FAIM, Executive Director of Millmaine Entertainment and Artistic Director for the 1998 and 1999 Melbourne International Festival of the Arts and Mei Ling Ooi, a successful model and businesswoman previously from Malaysia were the speakers

09/08/2001
Repatriation – often more difficult
Australian Institute of Management, International Business Group Australian Institute of Management Offices, St Kilda, Victoria Along with Trevor Phillis, Manager of International Assignment Services at BHP Billiton, Sue briefly discussed the issues that she had covered in an article she wrote for the Australian Human Resource Institute’s HR Monthly magazine on repatriation at Australian Institute of Management House, St Kilda

21/08/2001
Think on your feet Presentation Skills
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Novotel Hotel, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory Co-facilitated this course with David Hey-Cunningham for Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu at the Novotel Hotel, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

04/10/2001
Time management – a strategic approach
Micro Business Network Conference Boroondara Council Offices, Camberwell, Victoria  Invited to make a five minute presentation on a solution to a common issue faced by micro businesses at the ‘Just another day at the office’ Micro Business Network conference at the City of Boroondara Council Offices, Camberwell. She chose to discuss time management and four useful strategies she has employed – relaxing, listening, learning and evaluating. A light hearted and friendly presentation to approximately 90 business owners

15/10/2001
Tapping into the visiting friends and relatives market
Maroondah Tourism Advisory Board Maroondah City Council Offices, Ringwood, Victoria Invited to make a presentation to the Maroondah Tourism Advisory Board at Maroondah City Council Offices, Ringwood to discuss ways that local tourism operators could capture newcomers to the municipality. Whilst this region does not attract a large number of new interstate or international arrivals, it does attract a lot of first home buyers who still need to feel part of a new community having moved from their previous location

19/11/2001
Network local, think global
Australian Institute of Management’s International Focus Group, Australian Institute of Management Offices, St Kilda, Victoria The recently renamed International Focus Group (formerly the International Business Group) of the Australian Institute of Management changed its purpose to encourage more Australian businesses to develop a global mindset. As the Promotions Executive for the group, Sue Ellson was invited to speak about networking in Melbourne along with Prue Bartels from The Image Centre who spoke about making a great first impression on everyone you meet and Gregory Clark from Businesstravelogue.com who highlighted some cultural aspects to consider when networking with people either overseas or from overseas. This event was held at AIM Management House, St Kilda