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  • Professor Maryam Omari, Professor Caroline Finch, Professor Tim Bentley, Mr Mike Rowe, Professor Cobie Rudd and Associate Professor Ben Farr-Wharton at the ECU Business Flashlight in July 2020

    Professor Maryam Omari, Professor Caroline Finch, Professor Tim Bentley, Mr Mike Rowe, Professor Cobie Rudd and Associate Professor Ben Farr-Wharton at the ECU Business Flashlight in July 2020

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ECU Business Flashlight - 8 July 2020

Flexibility and working from home: Where to from here?

The School of Business and Law’s Business Research Flashlight presents a series of events on relevant topics throughout 2020.

Don’t miss hearing from our speakers, from the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, BHP and Edith Cowan University.

This event is hosted at our Joondalup campus. If you are unable to physically attend, you can tune in online for the livestream of the event

  • When:    Wednesday, 8th July 2020
  • Where:   ECU Joondalup Campus or attend the live stream event
  • Time:      12:30 - 01:30 pm (AWST)

This forum will feature the following presenters:

Mr Mike Rowe, Director General, Department of Water and Environmental Regulation, Western Australia. Mr Rowe has worked with the Western Australia Government in a variety of leadership, policy, advisory and delivery roles.

Dr Jade Pervan (nee Stingmore), Principle Research and Development Studies, Access and Heritage BHP. Dr Pervan is an archaeologist and is involved in research and development at BHP. She is currently working with the team at ECU on the research project Working Remotely: A Guide for BHP Heritage Team Managers and Team Members.

Professor Tim Bentley, Associate Dean Research, School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University. Professor Tim Bentley is a Professor of Work and Wellbeing focusing on psychosocial risks, occupational health, and safety and wellbeing.

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