1. March 15, 2016
CURRICULUM VITAE of SUSAN HODDINOTT
ADDRESS: Unit 3, 38 Lockhart St., TELEPHONE: 61 8 6143 7981,
COMO, W.A. 6152 MOBILE: 0409 881 442
EMAIL: susan_hoddinott@hotmail.com / susan@hexworx.com
Summary of Professional Work Experience
1. Research Assistant, Prince Henry Hospital (University of New South Wales Teaching Annex),
Sydney, Australia. Sept.'81 – Dec.'81
Duties involved comparing the reaction times of stuttering and non-stuttering groups on tasks
involving audio-motor integration. The resulting data were analysed using SPSS. Other data
processing was involved in addition to research paper preparation for the American Speech &
Hearing Association conference and journal. I was employed from Sept.'81 through Dec.'81 on a
temporary basis.
2. Management Trainee, John Lysaght (Australia) Limited, Sydney, Australia. (BHP Steel Division)
Jan.'82 - Jan.'83: Assistant to the Personnel & Industrial Relations Officer at a major plant. General
duties included recruitment, award interpretation, general administration (salary, superannuation,
medical club, credit union, annual leave, etc.). Some of my achievements in this position were:
- establishment of induction procedures and writing of a staff induction booklet.
- introduction of a hearing monitoring programme and monthly training sessions in safety for
wages employees. The safety sessions were run at the rate of 12 per month for
approximately 30 employees per session. In addition to planning, preparing, and
conducting these sessions, I assisted outside consultants and external employees with
communications workshops and lessons in forklift and crane driving theory.
- formulation and application of a system of safety token and other injury reduction
incentives.
- establishment of behaviour and training record system.
- liasing with a public relations consultant and conducting suitable interviews and research in
order to produce employee newsletters.
- analysis of absenteeism and safety statistics. My safety statistics were prepared and
presented on a regular basis and after examination by the General Manager and National
Operations Manager, were adopted nationally (in 5 Australian states) as the procedure for
reporting injuries.
Jan.'83 - Mar.'83: Assistant to Commercial Services Manager, Head Office. Duties included
monitoring of import statistics and programming a micro-computer to produce sales forecasts and
rolling business plans.
3. Research Assistant (Supervisor), Western Australian Institute of Technology, Perth,
Western Australia. Nov.'83 - Jul.'84:
This was a temporary contract during which I supervised a secretary and three graduate research
assistants on a market research project to assess the viability of establishing a commercial information
centre on the Western Australian Science and Technology Park. Basically, this project involved
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of such a centre and presenting our findings in report form to our principals. Pamphlet preparation,
questionnaire construction, advanced publicity, public relations and general administrative skills were
necessary.
4. Whilst in Michigan, USA (Aug.'84 - Feb.'87) Contract work performed included:
- Documenting software and writing software demonstration disks for DataBASIC Software
Inc.
- Work for assorted small businesses in the Mt. Pleasant area using Lotus 1-2-3, Wordstar,
MailMerge, DBase III, Fontrix (graphics software) and Printrix (desktop publishing
software).
- Technical writing and desktop publishing of software user manuals.
Courses taught (Great Lakes College):
- Program design and development
- Use of IBM PC microcomputers and business software
- Computer Centre Operations (IBM System 36)
Since returning to Australia:
5. Feb.'87 - Nov.'87: STATE PLANNING COMMISSION
This contract was to assist the Forecasting Manager during the establishment of the forecasting
branch. This included advising on the purchase, and the installation of, assorted hardware, software
and communications, as well as providing some PC support.
The contract was a research position in statistics and computing which involved provision of information
for a review of the Corridor Plan. Having established the serial connection to the VAX, historical census
information was downloaded and analysed using spreadsheets and statistical packages.
Projections of populations and dwellings were produced for all Local Government Authorities in Perth, and
land requirements to 2001 were estimated. Information was also analysed for workforce and employment
data. Estimated death rates were produced to aid in decisions on cemetary placement. An ISP (Interactive
Spatial Planning Model) was used to disaggregate our population projections to traffic zone level for
transport agencies. Some analysis of the 1986 census was also performed.
Hardware
Set up of COMPAQ Deskpro 386, 286 and Portable III, HP Laserjet II. Installed tape backup units
and mouse card. Set up communications between VAX 780/5 and PCs. Also used Perkin-Elmer
(OS/32 - MTM environment and editor).
Software
ORACLE - acted as DBA, installing, partitioning space, creating users etc. Created a population and
dwelling database and in the process became familiar with SQLPlus, SQLForms, SQLCalc and
ODL (the Oracle Data Loader).
Systat and SAS - Systat is a PC based statistical package, SAS was used on the VAX. Amongst the
analyses performed were factor analysis, both linear and non-linear regression analysis, fitting Gompertz
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Extensive use was made of Lotus 1-2-3 (version 2.1) including the enhanced features such as simple linear
regression and the extended macro language.
Other software used, evaluated or installed included LAMM (mapping software), DBase III+, Fortran 77,
assorted graphics packages (Dr. Halo, PC-Paint, etc.), desk-top publishing software, Wordstar Version 4.0,
Pizazz, Crosstalk, Brief editor, EDT on the VAX, E editor on the Perkin-Elmer, etc.
6. Apr. '87 - ' (intermittent basis) SIR CHARLES GARDNER (Reproductive Unit)
Analysis of data gathered by reproductive unit using SPSS-X on WARCC Cyber (under NOS). FSE
(Full Screen Editor) as well as the line editor were used.
7. Oct. '87 - Feb. '88 (plus some earlier part-time work) Sadlier Holdings.
Contract Analyst/Programmer. This contract involved the redesign of the FRIEND 4GL and
database. This was a self-directed project to identify areas of weakness and produce the consequent
functional specification (involving flow-charting, design of new user interface, analysis of C code to
identify modules which could be saved, etc.) for the redesign of the program.
Work was performed on an AT clone running under the XENIX operating system. Familiarity was gained
with the operating system, including installation procedures. Previous experience with utilities "ed" and
"nroff" were revised and enhanced with the use of "vi" and "mm".
8. Employee Harris and Sutherland Pty. Ltd. Mar 1988 - Dec 1988
Mar. '88 - June '88: Consultant Training and Support Knowhow:
During the first four months I performed UNIX support work at client sites (including Qoffice
installation, etc.) and prepared and presented the following courses:
- UNIX 3 day Introductory Course (total rewrite of notes and shell script examples)
- UNIX 1/2 day System Operator's Course, creation of notes and examples from scratch
- UNIX 2 day System Administrator's Course, creation of about half the course and examples
- Data Analysis Course (Data Modelling), assistance and presentation of sessions
In addition to this I also performed various PC and Olivetti 3B2 support work around the office as
well as liasing with vendors re networking alternatives and the proposed purchase of assorted
hardware.
July '88 - Dec. '88: Project Leader, Client Site
During this period I was the Project Leader, System Administrator (XENIX on an Olivetti 380T) and
Database Administrator on a major ORACLE application. I was responsible for the activities of
myself, 2 programmers, an analyst and a technical writer.
In this position I installed XENIX, Qoffice and ORACLE as well as performing the normal functions
associated with System and Database Administration such as creating automated backup procedures,
setting up users, terminals, printers, etc. There were six terminals (Freedom 100) and users on the
system.
The project was the development of a comprehensive stockbroking package to be marketed to the financial
community. The first three phases of the project were completed about a week ahead of schedule and
signing off of user acceptance testing occurred within the deadlines allotted. All coding was totally from
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Between December 1988 and April 1989 I performed ad hoc work for the following organisations as
well as undertaking a semester of the MBA programme on a full-time basis:
Charles Gardner Hospital - ongoing statistical analysis (SPSS)
Collier Homes - tutoring in MS-DOS and Multiplan macros
Prime Computer - design of UNIPLEX relational database for TAFE, development
and presentation of 5 day UNIPLEX course on PRIME premises (under UNIX).
Canning Resources - Lotus work
AGC-Woodwood Clyde - two days work involving development of small ORACLE
database (set up of tables, 6 screens, menu and documentation), February, 1992.
9. Argyle Diamonds. May 1989 - Feb 1992
Work at this organisation involved design, coding, documentation and training of users in a number
of ORACLE databases, from discussions with users through to implementation. Work has also
involved Business Analysis with recommendations on hardware, software and networking options.
Databases constructed included:
Mine Supply System (statistical compilation of world diamond mine output with assorted
calculations)
Trade Flow System (statistical compilation of diamond import/export statistics by country with
assorted calculations)
Competitive Products Database (statistical compilation of statistics relating to non-diamond
precious and semi-precious stones)
Mine Output Model (a 150 MByte model of the polished stones likely to arise from the AK1
rough diamond output, including various information on prices, etc. This was the largest
development work, comprising around 100 screens and 50 reports)
In addition to the above I developed a financial reporting application for the Managing Director
using Lotus macros in 13 spreadsheets which dynamically downloaded data from the HP3000
using OMNIVIEW.
I provided general consulting advice and support on an ongoing basis to a number of departments as
required. Database work included analysis, design, implementation, documentation and tuning. Work
included total installation and setup of version 6 and conversion of existing ver 5 applications. The latest
forms were written, and some earlier forms were rewritten in SQLForms ver 3.0 using PL/SQL.
10. Department of Corrective Services. Dec 1990 - Nov 1991
ORACLE and UNIX trouble-shooter on a UNISYS 5000 mini-computer. This included resolution of
database locking and other performance issues, assistance with Version 6.0 installation and conversion,
addressing database design problems, etc.
11. Department of Conservation and Land Management. June 1991 - August 1991
Contract ORACLE DBA. DEC 6520 under VMS. Creation of scripts for defragmentation and hot
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12. Fremantle Hospital / PDP Networks Pty. Ltd. Feb 1992 - Oct 1992
Project Leader / Analyst on development of Radiology and Histopathology Laboratory and
Departmental Management Systems. Project involved analysis and development using ORACLE
CASE (Designer and Generator) and SQLNet (TC/PIP).
Environment - Forms 3.0 and SQLReportwriter under both Windows 3.0 on MS-DOS and SunOS
(Open Windows). Version 6.0 database.
Responsibilities included UNIX System Administration and DBA duties as required. Functional
Specifications produced through interaction with relevant departments to be followed by myself and other
programmers on project. Two departmental systems prototyped using CASE.
13. Hadson Energy Nov 1992 - Apr 1993. Consultant.
Development of customisations to Oracle Financials (Accounts Payable, General Ledger and
ORACLE Purchasing) under SunOS.
Analysis and prototyping of mini EIS system including assessment and recommendations for final
implementation in context of Microsoft Windows (SQL Net) based environment. Products investigated
included SQL Windows, Oracle Card, DDE Manager, Access and Forms 4.
Assisting in upgrade to ORACLE Financials version 9 from version 8.
Participation in committee recommending 5 year IT directions.
General UNIX System Administration, Database Administration, UNIX and MS-DOS support.
14. Telecom Australia May 1993 - October 1993
Contract Analyst/Programmer responsible for the Purchase Interface and Optical Fibre Cable systems.
Some use of CASE. Pyramid and Sun environment under UNIX (/SunOS). Assorted machine
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15. Ministry of Justice (sub-contractor to Oracle Systems, Australia) November 1993 - December
1993
Contract "professional specialist computer industry consultant adviser". Standardising ORACLE
Financials (General Ledger version 8.0) customised reports. UNISYS 6000/85 environment under
UNIX.
16. Boeing, Georgia (sub-contractor to Oracle Systems, Atlanta, U.S.A.) March 1994 - May 1994
Contract Consultant performing electronic migration of data from "image" database to ORACLE 7.
HP-UX and Motif environment on HP9000 platform. Work involved creation of complete test
environment and loading of data using SQL Loader, SQL Plus and PL/SQL.
17. Unisys, Philadelphia (HQ) and Minneapolis (sub-contractor to Application Group, Inc., U.S.A.)
May 1994 - November 1994.
Contract Consultant creating the functional and technical specifications for customisations to
ORACLE Purchasing version 9 through liason with the Corporate Purchasing Department. Based
upon these specifications I created a customised application, including reporting through Standard
Report Submission, use of ORACLE Alert, and interfaces with existing corporate databases.
Consulting work included providing assistance and advise both functionally and technically to end-users
and programmers, respectively. Technical assistance extended to Purchasing, General Ledger, Payables and
Fixed Assets modules and SQLForms, SQLReportWriter, SQLReport, SQLPlus, PL/SQL, AOL and
Reports 2.0 tools.
Participation in creation of in-house standards for ORACLE Financials customisations.
Contract extensions involved writing alerts, forms and report customisations for ORACLE General Ledger,
Payables and Assets.
Development on a UNISYS 6000/85p (SEQUENT Symmetry 750) machine under UNIX.
From December 1994 through January 1995 additional customisations to Oracle Assets reports were
completed from Perth, Australia by telnetting to the Mineapolis machine.
18. AT&T Global Information Systems, February 1995 - December 1995.
Contract Consultant to the Sophia, France office performing assorted work related to the upgrade from
ORACLE Financials Release 9 application to Release 10.4.2. This work included the following:
Sophia, France
Construction and presentation of a training course on the new Release 10 features in ORACLE
Purchasing and Payables.
Augsburg, Germany
Analysis of the bespokes required for upgrading from Release 9 to Release 10.
Istanbul, Turkey
Analysis of the bespokes required for upgrading from Release 9 to Release 10. Modules included
Receivables, Payables and General Ledger.
Augsburg, Germany
Completion of bespokes for upgrade from Release 9 to Release 10. This included modifications to
(including the Dunning Letter and PO Print program), and creation of additional, reports using Reports
2.0, SQLReportWriter and RPT. Customisations to forms were performed using SQLForms 2.3. An
interface from an existing feeder system to Payables was completed using SQLLoader, SQLPlus and
PL/SQL. Zooms were created within Purchasing. Extensive use of AOL and System Administration

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functions was required. Modules worked upon included Payables, Receivables and Purchasing.
Vienna, Austria
Analysis and completion of bespoke work related to upgrading from Release 9 to Release 10. This
involved modifications to (including the Dunning Letter), and creation of additional, reports using
Reports 2.0. Interfaces from existing feeder systems to Payables, General Ledger and Receivables
were completed using SQLLoader, SQLPlus and PL/SQL. Extensive use of AOL and System
Administration functions was required. Modules worked upon included Payables, Receivables and
General Ledger.
This was a smaller site and hence in additional to the programming responsibilities it was also necessary to
provide functional support to users, perform various UNIX, ORACLE and network related functions
related to printer setup, etc. and to work on many problems related to the upgrade.
Huizen, Amsterdam, Holland
Work at this site was related to fixing problems related to the upgrade. This included fixing problems
related to setup, resolving user difficulties, obtaining necessary patches and reporting bugs as required.
Modules included Payables, General Ledger, Receivables and Assets.
Hilversum, Amsterdam, Holland
Work included customisation of existing reports using Reports 2.0 and RPT and creation of new
reports using Reports 2.0. Consulting was provided to local programmers in the use of Reports 2.0 and
creation of Payables, General Ledger and Receivables interfaces.
Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A.
A 2.3 form was created for interpretation of interface errors. Zooms were created from the ORACLE
Order Entry manufacturing module to Receivables. Customisations were created for the ORACLE
Manufacturing Inventory module.
Toronto, Canada
Work was performed to upgrade existing customised Release 9 RPT reports to reflect impending
changes made to the Accounting Flexfield structure.
19. Western Metals Pty. Ltd. (Perth, Western Australia), February 1996 - June 1996.
Contract software consultant designing and developing an Executive Information System and
production statistic function library from data extracted from the central MIMS ORACLE database.
Work involved liason with Graphic Design consultant to produce high quality colour reports for
monthly and annual reporting to directors.
Forms, reports and the function library were produced using ORACLE 2000 (Forms 4.5, Reports 2.5 and
Graphics 2.5) and PL/SQL 2.0 in a Solaris, Windows NT and Windows 95 environment.
20. Oracle Systems, Hong Kong, July 1996 - November, 1996.
Merrill Lynch, Hong Kong, Consultant Systems Analyst
Implementation of ORACLE Financials 10.6 (GUI version) in a Windows NT/Solaris Client/Server
environment. My role involved functional analysis, detailed design and programming of
customizations for the General Ledger and Accounts Payable modules.
Mitsui, Hong Kong
Customisations to AP Cheque Print, Recurring Payments form and Invoice Register under Oracle
Financials Release 9 in a VMS environment.
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Corrections to Financials version 10 PO Print and AP Cheque Printing customisations using Reports
2.0 on a Solaris platform.
CEM, Macau
Customised form for Oracle Manufacturing version 10 Inventory interface in a HPUX environment.
21. February 1997 - July 1997.
Projects (simultaneously) undertaken included:
Boral Energy, Adelaide - Oracle Financials Consultant (Functional and Technical)
Design of both permanent and conversion interfaces to Oracle Inventory (Demand and Transaction),
Oracle General Ledger (Journal and Budget), Purchasing and Accounts Payable (interface and cheque
printing procedures).
Planning of conversion from COFAS legacy system to Oracle Assets. This included assistance in designing
procedures for data clean-up and the resolution of issues related to the conversion process.
Duties included general functional and technical support to Oracle Financials 10.6 (GUI), AOL, PL/SQL
and UNIX. These duties were performed as the sole Oracle Financials consultant to accounting staff,
contract Oracle programmers and the legacy systems I.T. staff.
Windows NT and UNIX environment.
Western Metals, Perth - Oracle Consultant
Upgrade of Windows / Oracle 2000 version of previously developed EIS to Windows 95 / Oracle 2000
version.
Creation of Help Desk application using Oracle 2000 (Reports 2.5 and Forms 4.5). Windows 95 and UNIX
environment.
22. Reuters, Geneva, Switzerland and London. July 1997 - December 1998.
Assets, Inventory, Order Entry, Purchasing, Payables, MRP and General Ledger. Functional and
technical consultant.
I assumed responsibility for major customisations to the Assets module in order to perform automatic
creation, movement and retirement of assets based upon activities in other modules. This involved
analysis, design and programming of significant customisations to the Assets module, including
creation of automatic interfaces from the Order Entry, Inventory, Payables and Purchasing modules.
To perform these tasks I undertook technical recruitment for the Assets, Inventory and Order Entry
modules, I created the integrated design for the customisations, I performed team leading and directing
of the changes to the Assets module, and I also did hands-on programming of the more difficult
customisations.
Character mode 10.7 on Dec Alpha (UNIX). Reports 2.5, Forms 2.3, PL/SQL.
23. Boral, Sydney, Australia. February 1999 - March 1999 (contract renewed weekly).

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Secondary level support consultant for Y2K testing project. This involved supporting all Oracle
Financials and Manufacturing modules (including Project Accounting and Cash Management) during
testing for the effects of the millenium bug. Duties involved identifying the cause of problems whether
due to Functional Setup, User errors, Test Script errors, Customisation Design and Implementation,
DBA, UNIX (HPUX) or Oracle TARs. These were corrected or referred as appropriate. Duties also
involved reviewing and redoing all the testing of the Cash Management and Accounts Receivables
modules.
24. CSC, Perth, Australia. April 1999 - March 2000.
Senior consultant performing both secondary level support, troubleshooting and customisations across
all modules of Oracle Financials and Manufacturing. Customisations included creating Functional
Requirements, Design and Installation Documents according to SDMS methodology. Customisations
were across the board including reports, forms, database triggers, SQL and PL/SQL scripts, SQL
Loader, etc. Many of the Inventory and Order Entry customisations involved rewriting customisations
originally undertaken by Oracle Systems. These rewrites corrected errors and obtained acceptable
commercial performance, for example a stock use report which did not complete within 30 hours was
rewritten to complete within 1 minute.
I came into this project towards the end of its lifespan and there were many disgruntled users. I initially
began by turning around Assets by completing all customisations and resolving all outstanding support
issues. I then proceeded to Inventory, Order Entry, Payables, Purchasing, Y2K changes and EDI
customisations. I completed all customisations and cleared out the support backlog (prior to my arrival
there had been a constant level of 250 issues for the previous 2 years). At the completion of the project, the
minimal level of further support required was such that, the client organisation (the Health Department)
could assume and manage the project internally.
DG/UX (Aviion) platform, 10.7SC GUI.
25. Alcoa, Dronen, Netherlands. March, 2001 - May, 2001
U.K. Consultant, Inventory and Purchasing 11i modules. Responsible for implementation and training in
these modules for U.K. Sites.
This contract involved travelling between Holland, sites in England and Wales to meet users, collect
information for upcoming implementations and training of users at the Banbury U.K. site. Unfortunately
this implementation was critically underesourced. I was sent to the Banbury site 2 weeks prior to its
schedule for implementation and no work had been done. This was the second site scheduled for
implementation and there were no available resources to begin work as they had all been diverted to the
first implementation site in Holland which had still not been completed after 3 months. This situation was
exacerbated by ongoing network problems. The project had to be postponed.
During my time at Banbury I trained all users in the use of the Inventory and Procurement modules using
KPMG supplied manuals.
26. Delphi Consulting, Perth, Australia. August, 2001 - September, 2001
Upgrade of previously performed customisations performed by myself at Hadson Energy (still in use)
involving Payables, Receivables and General Ledger interfaces and creation of customised reports on
the same.
27. Alcoa Australia, Perth, Australia. February, 2004 – June, 2004
Technical Consultant, EBS Project. Oracle Financials 11i.5.8 on HPUX environment. This project

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involved the identification and resolution of the reconciliation problems within the Oracle Projects
module. In order to identify and resolve the problems, extensive end-to-end functional knowledge of
both Financial and Manufacturing modules was required (i.e. Oracle Purchasing -> Oracle
iProcurement -> Oracle Payables -> Oracle Projects and EAM/Order Entry/WIP -> Inventory ->
Projects). Customer Extensions and other AOL integrated customisations were created to assist in the
identification of reconciliation problems. Metalink was used and TARs created and liason with Oracle
Corporation performed in order to identify and obtain patches which needed to be applied. A thorough
UAT document was created which verified that at the completion of the project all reported problems
had been isolated and resolved.
28. CSC Australia (Department of Land Information). December 2004 – August, 2005
Technical Consultant, EBIS Project. Oracle Financials 11i.5.10 on HPUX, Windows NT and XP
environments.
Support of Librados middleware.
Creation of PL/SQL packaged procedures to support interface between Web Land Enquiry Application
and EBIS Oracle Financials application via Librados.
Creation of assorted custom reports (Receivables and Order Entry).
General support, technical investigation and advise on EBIS application.
29. Coventry’s. September 2006 – February, 2007
Technical Consultant, Compass Project. Oracle Financials 11i.5.10 on AIX 5, and Windows XP
environments.
Creation of eCommerce Gateway Order Management Interface (Quadrem->Biztalk->Oracle). This
involved control of the entire project at both the highest and lowest levels. For example, Business
Analysis, setting of Unix environment variables, creation of shell scripts, Functional Setup in Receivables,
Process Re-engineering and Training and Support of end users.
Advanced Pricing, XML Publisher and Receivables Aging report customizations.
Investigation and Setup of XML Gateway and Message Designer for interface (ADSSA->Oracle). Creation
of Java servlet to set required XML Gateway Message Envelope variables. Recommendations on the same.
30. Alcoa Australia, Perth, Australia. December, 2007
Eight day contract in which I setup, configured, and successfully established and “round trip” tested XML
Gateway connection between Perth and North American database and documented procedures for
replicating the same. Transactions and maps included Purchase Orders, changes and acknowledgments.
Invoices and Advanced Shipment Notices. Oracle Financials 11.5.10 on HPUX.
Current
Note: Gaps in consulting projects in the last few years are filled by ongoing development of a Java
application for the educational market (see http://www.hexworx.com). Apache Tomcat server, JSP,
servlets, HTML, shopping cart, payment gateway, JDBC with postgres database, Sun Partner (java and
Solaris TM accreditation), Google adsense partner, CNET listing, investigation of conversion to Android
App, etc. Have also developed websites for lawyers and been involved in a lot of house DIY and
restoration due to property management issues.

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QUALIFICATIONS:
1. B.Sc.,Hons. - University of Western Australia, 1980. My degree major was psychology and my thesis
examined differences between behavioural and neurophysiological estimates of high frequency
hearing.
2. M.B.A. - University of Western Australia, conferred 1990.
3. Most units of Post Graduate Diploma in Computing Science, Curtin University.
4. LLB - Murdoch University, conferred February 2016.
OTHER (Past associations and memberships):
1988 - 1993 Secretary of the W.A. UNIX Systems Group (WAUG).
Founding committee member W.A. ORACLE User Group and member of ANZORA.
Member of the Graduate Management Association.
Member Curtin Health and Fitness Club.
Member Australian Association of Hong Kong.
October '93 - Paper presented at ORACLE Asia Pacific User Conference - "Adding Customisations to
ORACLE Purchasing".
WA Candidate for Australian Senate, 2013.
Currently:
Student member Law Society of WA
Member and voluntary researcher for Women on Boards
Member of UWA Convocation Alumi
Member of Western Australia Legal Theory Society
Names of referees and excellent references available upon request.