Vanessa Davies
National General Manager Diversity & Indigenous Engagement
- Compass Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
Professional Information
Vanessa
Davies
National General Manager Diversity & Indigenous Engagement
Compass Group (Australia) Pty Ltd
Human Resources
Education, Honors & Awards
Cowan University; Curtin University - Graduate School of Business
Master's Degree in Leadership and Management (MLM), Curtin University - Graduate School of Business - 2000; Diploma of Teaching (Secondary Science) now known as BA (Secondary Education), Science Edith Cowan University - 1985
2000
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George Mure Memorial Professional Development Award at the National Savour Australia Restaurant and Catering HostPlus Awards for Excellence (2013); Recipient of Supply Nation 2014 Corporate Partner of the Year Award.
Personal Information
Australia
Western Australia
PERTH WA
Chairperson Marr Mooditj Training (current); Board Member Swan River Trust in Perth (current); Commissioner Conservation Commission of Western Australia (current); Board Member Aboriginal Cultural Materials Committee (2011-2014); Board Member of the WA State Training Board (current).
Artist
16-20 Years
Vanessa joins the Who's Who for the networking and business opportunities. Her success can be attributed to her education, exposure, experiences and her passion for the field coupled with her humanitarianism. She strives to give back to insure all aspects of society experiences equal opportunities. Vanessa aspires to leverage her diplomatic abilities on a global scale with an NGO or a trans-global organization.
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Working to maintain all cultural, ethnic, gender, and sexual diversity across all business sectors of the Compass Group across Australia. This is inclusive of business incubation, up-skilling and training, recruitment, social investment models, community development initiatives, sustainability and business development. Due to historic disadvantages there is a 60/40 split in the allocation of her time to supporting the diverse Aboriginal cultures.
High level of diplomacy and linguistic abilities to effectively communicate across over 200 different Aboriginal cultures and languages.