FAQ About Anna Judith

• What is Anna Judith's address?

  Anna Judith is located at
  Canberra, Canberra, Australia

• What is Anna Judith's job title?

  Anna Judith is a September 2015—The Department of the Environment—Communications Officer—APS 6 This role involved writing, developing and implementing a communications strategy for both internal and external stakeholders. The strategy aimed to ensure that environmental protection reforms and policies were effectively communicated and coordinated across the division and to external stakeholders. This included coordinating divisional policy update events for staff, developing presentations, brochures and newsletters to effectively communicate the new policies.The role involved supporting the internal disability and carers business area in delivering timely information regarding government projects and programs effecting external clients associated with disability and care. The role required me to: •conceptualise, write and organise the communications strategy for International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) •support the team to develop and implement IDPwD •participate and support the team to deliver and maintain the following key communication products in line with the departments strategic direction including: o News for Carers—November 2013 o Pulse final edition—October 2013 o Disability and Carers news carousels on the Department of Human Services website—ongoing o maintain internet and intranet page requests from the business areas •attend weekly meetings with the team to set priorities and review workloads •actively contribute, discuss and share news articles with other department communications teams for the DHS website •collaborate with the Department of Social Services in sourcing articles for the disability and carers web pages •collaborate with other account teams to drive content for the following products: o Pulse newsletter final edition—October 2013 o disability and carers news webpages—ongoing •participate in supporting the team and the Account Manager while working closely with the Online Communication Branch to manage the delivery and maintenance of the disability and carers accounts •participate in supporting the team and the Account Manager while working closely with the Design Communication Branch to manage the delivery and maintenance of disability and carer products such as task cards, brochures and flyers •draft twitter and facebook newsfeeds promoting disability and carer policy, projects and programs.The role involved developing and strengthening the 55 Regional Development Australia (RDA) committees. This included assisting the stakeholders to promote and publicise the work they contributed to their community. My role involved working as an author and web publications officer, including writing good news stories and sourcing photos about successful RDA projects for the myregion and rda.gov.au websites. The role also involved: •managing the creation of a booklet and web promotional pages to market and publicise the RDA stakeholders •coordinating, compiling and uploading films to social media channels •assisting with writing, sourcing photos, editing and compiling booklets that promoted Local Government initiatives •assisting stakeholders with promoting their successfully funded Regional Development Australia Fund projects by promoting their upcoming events and milestones •writing Minister and stakeholder media releases •writing at least three articles a week promoting RDA activities across Australia •uploading articles and monitoring the RDA website within the Drupal system. •assisting with creating government media opportunities involving external stakeholders •communicating stakeholder events to the Ministers Office and liaising with the proponent regarding a possible Minister visit •advising stakeholders on the correct use of RDA communication wording, banding and logos •sourcing, writing and posting information to the departmental blog •monitoring a report on monthly blog statistics, and •compiling selected media monitor articles relevant to the RDA network and sharing this information within the department that work with RDA stakeholders.The role involved assisting with organising the Longitudinal Data Conference 2016, including project management required to deliver the conference. Tasks included; Liaising with the conference organisers (Consec), the Department of Social Services Media and Communications Branch and other key stakeholders including the conference speakers, delegates and exhibitors to deliver the conference. Preparing communications products relating to the conference including promotional products, copy, news, ads and social media messages. Assisting with the development and implementation of the conference communications and media plans and strategies including the marketing strategy, media strategy and film brief for an external creative communication company. Conference brand development and management including the development of narrative to assist in marketing the conference. Marketing of the conference to identified stakeholders and engaging with these stakeholders to build the NCLD database. Liaising with external creative contractors to develop the conference and NCLD marketing material including flyers, posters,promotional booklets, the conference program, templates,brochures and the exhibition prospectus.In this role I was responsible for managing a range of publications and government doctrine including the Australian Journal of Emergency Management (AJEM) and the Emergency Management Handbooks. I was responsible for the community awareness products that are in support of national disaster resilience. The role required me to be responsible for maintaining the social media channels for the Australian Emergency Management Institute (AEMI). Day to day tasks included: • writing articles for AJEM that promote the work the AGD was doing in the emergency management resilience space • providing secretariat support to the AJEM Editorial Advisory Committee and the AJEM Content Committee • writing and publishing articles to the KnowledgeHub website • managing external contractors in delivering publication products • working with the department's design team to create AGD emergency management advertising for AJEM • writing articles, proofreading and editing of AJEM • contributing to the marketing of the Journal and Handbook publications • drafting and posting social media content for the AEMI Twitter and Facebook newsfeeds promoting emergency management policy and programs • managing the sales function of the publications and associated products on the publication website • liaising with AGD and external stakeholders to progress online technology and paywall facility for publications • uploading and reviewing online content via content management systems • supporting online systems and updating membership databases • payment of invoices through the departmental MyHub system • writing briefs and reports and ad hoc administration tasks.National Disability Services (NDS) is Australia's peak body for non-government disability service organisations. My role within the organisation involved marketing and coordinating a new program within the ACT called projectABLE. projectABLE is a half-day career workshop designed to inspire students to apply their skills, abilities and interests in a career within the disability and community care sector. My role involved: •sourcing and liaising with community sector organisations to deliver the workshops •training, liaising and communicating with the affiliates in delivering the program •coordinating a program of workshops and marketing these workshops to all ACT high schools, colleges and private schools •building relationships with Career Advisor, Social and Community Studies and Pastoral Care Coordinator teachers within ACT schools in delivering the program •building relationships with career development associations, ACT Department of Education, Disability ACT and various teacher and principal organisations in marketing of the program •identifying new marketing pathways in delivering the project within the ACT •sourcing and initiating communication with national organisations and giving verbal power point presentations at conferences and forums •ongoing evaluation and identification of marketing differences between ACT, NSW, VIC and SA •ongoing strategic overview in developing and implementing new marketing strategies ��uploading and maintaining workshop programs within the WordPress website system •event management in coordinating catering, venue and delivering the workshops •purchase order, budget assessment and handling of invoices for affiliates and stakeholders •liaising with media in publicising the program including press release writing •contributing articles to the NDS website in informing stakeholders of the projects progress •maintaining positive communication and relationships with internal and external stakeholders in the delivery of the project. The role involved sourcing, researching and writing feature style articles for the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) monthly website newsletter ARChway. The articles highlighted ARC funded projects and researchers. The topics ranged from science, humanities, the creative arts and the social sciences. I also sourced information and wrote articles for the internal newsletter, ARC Upfront and wrote case study fact sheets about researchers funded under the Future Fellowship program. The role required me to: •participate in media monitoring activities by selecting relevant articles related to the ARC and their stakeholders and compiling the articles to be distributed throughout the ARC information network. •assisting the agency with communication support, including sourcing photos from stakeholders for the annual report and assessing the agency website for broken links and user friendly ability. •developing a broad range of communication material to be placed on the ARC website •drafting, editing and proofreading content for a range of communication materials •fostering and maintaining excellent relationships with a large range of internal and external stakeholders and service providers, and •working collaboratively to support other team members within the agency.The Centre for Defence Industry and Capability (CDIC) sits within the Department of Industry Innovation and Science. The CDIC help businesses navigate the defence market by providing specialist advice on improving competitiveness and accessing global markets, and facilitate connections with other businesses within Defence. As the Events Coordinator I am responsible for providing creative, administrative and logistical support to the CDIC. This includes developing business plans and strategies to achieve self-initiated events, roadshows, forums and exhibition stand presence at conferences and events around Australia. My tasks include: • Assisting with devising event concepts and supporting communication mechanisms for these concepts to be developed • Determining detailed costings for each event and maintaining oversight of actual vs planned expenditure • Drafting procurement requests, working with the business area to define requirements and ensuring the procurement is managed in accordance with departmental policies • Working with each event host and regional representatives to coordinate activities, catering, logistics, bump-in and bump-out. • Preparing detailed travel itineraries for handover to the travel coordinator for subsequent travel bookings • Managing complementary conference events where the CDIC has an exhibition presence • Providing administration and coordination services at each event, such as registering invited guests • Undertaken post-event evaluations, reporting, and query handovers • Assisting with the development of collateral, such as fact sheets, presentations and CDIC highlighters • Developing film footage to accompany the exhibition stand build and CDIC strategic vison. • Working with external stakeholders to coordinate activities and agendas, including working with an Australia-wide team of advisers • Managing multiple events in parallel with each other event.The role involved managing the Create Canberra design facility which is a purpose built accessible venue for people with disability. The venue allows the NDIA and the broader community to contribute to and inform co-design activities of business processes and policy development to ensure a quality experience with the NDIA. Tasks included engaging with a wide range of stakeholders within the NDIA to ensure the efficient support and operation of training events, workshops and other activities involving a wide range of internal and external stakeholders including NDIA staff, participants, providers, provider peak bodies, representative groups and industry stakeholders. Other tasks included: • managing the calendar bookings, the setting up of events and activities, and the shutdown of equipment following event and activities • contributing to the reporting requirements regarding the use of the facility • building relationships both with internal and external stakeholders • developing a marketing strategy to promote the facility within the whole of Government, the community sector and the NDIA.This role involved assisting with organising the 7th International Carers Conference Conference (Adelaide October 2017), National Carers Week (October 2017) and the Young Carers Forum (June 2017). The role has also included managing media enquirers, scheduling interviews and briefing the CEO on the media topic. Selected accomplishments: • Liaised with the external conference organising company and key stakeholders including the conference speakers, delegates and exhibitors • Researched and managed the build of a conference app • Prepared communication to promote the conference including copy, news, ads for website and social media posts • Assisted with the development and implementation of the conference marketing and media strategies • Maintained content on the conference website • Marketed the conference to identified key stakeholders • Supplied briefs and liaised with an external creative contractor to develop the conference marketing material including flyers, posters, promotional booklets, gifs, the conference program, app logos, pull-up banners, signage and brochures • Booked and liaised with bands, entertainers, agents, Welcome to Country performers to secure the conference program • Worked with the venue regarding conference logistics, catering, sound system, furniture and general presentation • Took media calls, set up interviews and worked with a film crew to develop a three minute conference documentary • Stage managed keynote presentation sessions.

• What industry does Anna Judith currently work in?

  Anna Judith currently works in the The Department of Industry Innovation and Science |

• Which languages does Anna Judith speak?

  No Languages Available

• Which industries has Anna Judith previously worked in?

  Anna Judith has prior
  experience in the following industries:
  National Disability Insurance Agency | Carers Australia | National Centre for Longitudinal Data | Australian Government Department of the Environment | Attorney-General's Department | National Disability Services | The Department of Human Services | Australian Research Council | Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport

• What is Anna Judith’s work experience?

  Anna Judith has the following professional experience:
  The Department of Industry Innovation and Science | National Disability Insurance Agency | Carers Australia | National Centre for Longitudinal Data | Australian Government Department of the Environment | Attorney-General's Department | National Disability Services | The Department of Human Services | Australian Research Council | Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport

• How can I find Anna Judith on LinkedIn?

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• What are Anna Judith’s work email addresses?

  Anna Judith’s work email
  addresses are
  anna_v@iinet.net.au

• What company does Anna Judith work for?

  The Department of Industry Innovation and Science |