PostgradAustralia Profiles

A high effort grade is more important than an A+.

Diversify yourself and allow personal experimentation and flexibility. Refuse to conform to stereotypes or expectations: go against the grain and be unique.

The locals I met during the village visits and about the town we lived in gave me such a different understanding of the world – it was a great contrast to my suburban life and really grounded me in reality.

By meeting real people who are working under various socio-economic conditions, scale of operation, and stages of the agricultural supply chain, you were able to gain deep knowledge of the sector and its unique problems, successes and points of difference.

SAS is focused on empowering people and organisations through knowledge and insight and I’m proud that I am going to be a part of that.

I know I have a support network that is understanding so I know I’ll never be left alone in the dark.

For me personally, coming out of University at the age of 20, I really wanted to be part of something that had some kind of relevance.

I now look after warehousing, development and support team and am working to make IT in the region an integral part of SAS’ vision.