Christine Ross

BIO

Christine Ross is an Australian Indigenous Human Resources Expert who works with Corporates, Government and Non-Government Organisations, NFPs and Aboriginal Organisations in Australia. Christine advises these organisations on implementing Reconciliation Action Plans and Aboriginal Engagement Strategies. Christine also delivers a Program titled Working with Aboriginal People that she developed specifically to educate staff at these organisations. Passionate about working and connecting with other Aboriginal people, Christine established Indigenous Women in Mining WA in 2012, which has has been a great success and grown immensely. Christine was the Convenor of the Inaugural Indigenous Australians in the Resource Sector Forum in 2014 and 2015 in Perth. In 2016, Christine organised the Inaugural National Indigenous NAIDOC Forum in Darwin as part of the National NAIDOC Celebrations.

SKILLS

Aboriginal Employment | Aboriginal Recruitment | Cultural Awareness | Mentoring | Teaching | Staff Development | Leadership Development | Team Building | Public Speaking | Performance Management | Employee Relations | Employment | Event Planning | Conference Coordination | Hospitality | Government | Negotiation | Problem Solving | Teachers | Aboriginal | Aboriginal Affairs | Coaching | Community Development | Conflict Resolution | Cultural Diversity | Cultural Heritage | Culture Change | Employee Engagement | Event Management | Human Resources | Indigenous Education

ACHIEVEMENTS

+ Aboriginal Employment Specialist + Facilitator - NIAA in the Co-design for the Mid-West NREP + Presenter of Ways of Working with Aboriginal People + Convenor of Aboriginal Conferences | Events | Forum + AIM WA Advisory Committee Member + Indigenous Employment Strategy for ILSC and WA Dept of Water, Environmental and Regulations + National NAIDOC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Conference for Women (2018) + Lecturer - Murdoch University + Indigenous Employment Expert - Leighton Contractors | Laing O'Rourke + National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Womans Alliance - CEO