Perth, Western Australia, Australia
I am an experienced Investment Analyst with a strong academic and professional foundation in economics, financial planning, and investment strategy. I hold a Bachelor’s in Politics, Philosophy & Economics (UWA) and I am currently completing a Master’s in Financial Planning. I have hands-on experience in portfolio construction, asset allocation, performance reporting, and compliance, while also engaging directly with clients in the delivery of tailored investment and financial planning strategies. I also contributed to the development of model portfolios that outperformed leading industry funds. I thrive in dynamic, collaborative environments and I am a motivated, resourceful, and analytical team player with interpersonal and communication skills.
While working as Chair of the Guild Council, I preside over the regulations and by-laws of the UWA Student Guild, ensuring that the Statute Book is constantly reviewed and that UWA Student Guild members and all Departments remain compliant. As Chair of the Guild Council, I also sit on Guild committees: - Chair of Election Culture Committee - Chair of Governance Committee - Member of the Alumni Engagement Committee - Member of the Strategic Resources Committee My role entails the following: - Chairing all meetings of the Guild Council, with the Guild Council consisting of all elected Student Representatives. - Ensuring that the meetings run smoothly and that every voice is heard. - Updating and reviewing all regulations and the by-laws of the UWA Student Guild, including all divisions, which may include; commercial, marketing and promotions, communications, representation, events, volunteering, counselling, and catering. - Keeping the Statute Book up to date.
The University of Western Australian Student Guild is a not for profit membership organisation which has over 22,000 members. The organisation's divisions include; commercial, marketing and promotions, communications, representation, events, volunteering, counseling, and catering. Organisation membership of over 22,000 students (97% of all campus students) Turnover $11million p.a. Over 130 employees
The RSD exists as a conduit between the University, the Guild and the colleges, as well as between the colleges themselves. We aim to create a more vibrant inclusive community across college row, with a greater participatory culture. This is achieved through hosting a range of cultural, social and academic events with the college community at UWA.
I'm in charge of weekly check-ins on a floor of residents at University Hall. Managing floor money and organising engaging floor events for residents is a key responsibility of being a residential advisor at University Hall. Completing this rewarding role allows me to continue to be immersed in the college community whilst undertaking studies. Being a Residential Advisor helped me develop many skills, such as: - Teamwork - Student engagement - Event planning - Skill Development - Event Management - Resource Management - Microsoft Excel - Creating an including and welcoming community