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16 annual report 2011 - 2012 the Eidos Executive Advisory Council professor thomas Martin Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), Australian Catholic University Professor Martin commenced as Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research) at Australian Catholic University (ACU National) in October 2009. Professor Martin is the senior executive responsible for Research and the Public Policy Institute. Professor Martin has a Bachelor of Veterinary Science, Diploma of Veterinary Pathology, Doctor of Philsophy, and a Master of Business Administration, all awarded by the University of Sydney. Professor Martin has a distinguished scholarly record which includes publications in neurotoxicology, biomedical implants and orthopaedics, diabetes research and analgesia in national and international journals. professor Jennelle kyd Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research Scholarship, Industry, CQUniversity Professor kyd is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Scholarship and Industry) of CQUniversity. She drives the CQUniversity’s research agenda and has relevant links with community, government and industry partners and stakeholders. Professor kyd has research interests in middle ear and respiratory infections and currently holds NH&MRC and ARC grants that support her research at CQUniversity. Professor kyd is a leader in an international group that is working with the pharmaceutical industry and key international researchers to achieve a vaccine for the prevention of bacterial middle ear infection in children. She is an inventor of commercially valuable intellectual property of vaccine components for Haemophilus influenzae, Moraxella catarrhalis and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. professor sandra Harding Vice-Chancellor, James Cook University Professor Harding joined James Cook University as Vice-Chancellor and President in January 2007. She is responsible for ensuring clear and effective leadership and management of the University. Harding studied science, graduating with honours from the Australian National University followed by a Masters degree in Public Administration from The University of Queensland and a PhD in Sociology from North Carolina State University, USA. Her keen interest is in the area of work and organisation, including the conditions of enterprise development, and organisation survey methodology. She also has a keen interest in education policy and management. She has authored and co-authored a wide range of publications and conference papers in her areas of interest. professor ned pankhurst Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research & Innovation, Griffith University Professor Pankhurst is Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at Griffith University. Previously he was Pro Vice Chancellor (Science, Environment, Engineering and Technology), having joined Griffith in September 2006 from James Cook University where he was Pro Vice Chancellor of Science, Engineering and Information Technology since early 2004. After completing his PhD studies on freshwater eels, Pankhurst spent three years at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada, as a killam Postdoctoral Fellow, developing his expertise in fish endocrinology. professor Mike Calford Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), University of Newcastle Professor Calford is the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), with responsibility for management of the University’s research and intellectual property, research training and strategic research planning. He is also Professor of Human Physiology and is an internationally recognised Neuroscientist who heads a group funded by an NHMRC Program Grant to examine pre-clinical models of ischemic stroke therapy. professor ken Bowman Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, Queensland University of Technology Professor Bowman is Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) at Queensland University of Technology (QUT). Prior to this, he was Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health at QUT from 1991 to 2008. Between 1981 and 1990 he was the Head of the School of Optometry. During both of these roles Professor Bowman also served in various acting roles as Deputy Vice Chancellor and Pro Vice- Chancellor (Research). Professor Bowman led the Faculty of Health in its significant teaching, research and external activities at a state and national level and in the Asia- Pacific region. He was instrumental in establishing the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation at QUT and served as its Interim Director for two years.
EIDOS INSTITUTE LTD professor linda kristjanson Vice-Chancellor, Swinburne University Professor kristjanson’s academic career spans 30 years and includes participation in university education and research in Canada, the USA and Australia. She has a Bachelor of Nursing degree and a Master of Nursing (Research) from the University of Manitoba and a PhD from the University of Arizona, specialising in clinical palliative care research. She has served on the National Cancer Institute of Canada Research Scientific Committee and the National Health and Medical Research Council in Australia. professor Carol dickenson Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Queensland University of Technology Professor Fudge was appointed PVC, College of Design and Social Context in August 2008, having previously been Pro Vice-Chancellor in Bristol. He has worked in government, academia and the private sector. He has worked in the two Universities in Bristol, Uk, University of Cardiff, Wales, Chalmers University and Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden and in government in the Uk, European Commission, Sweden, and State Government of Victoria, Australia. Eidos PEoPlE professor sharon Bell Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research and International, Charles Darwin University Professor Bell was appointed Deputy Vice Chancellor Research and International at Charles Darwin University in April 2011. She is also a Professorial Fellow at the LH Martin Institute, University of Melbourne and an Emeritus Professor of the University of Wollongong. She has held a number of senior leadership positions including Deputy Vice Chancellor at the University of Canberra and Pro- Vice Chancellor (Equity and Community Partnerships) at Griffith University. Professor Bell was Co-convenor of Universities Australia Executive Women 2005-2008. She was an invited participant to the Productivity and Innovation stream of the Australia 2020 Summit, in recognition of her work on equity and productivity. professor Colin Fudge Pro Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President, Royal Melbourne Institute Of Technology Professor Fudge was appointed PVC, College of Design and Social Context in August 2008, having previously been Pro Vice-Chancellor in Bristol. He has worked in government, academia and the private sector. He has worked in the two Universities in Bristol, Uk, University of Cardiff, Wales, Chalmers University and Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden and in government in the Uk, European Commission, Sweden, and State Government of Victoria, Australia. professor iain watson Academic Dean, Head of School for Finance, University of Queensland Professor Watson is currently Academic Dean and Head of School at the UQ Business School. He was previously Deputy Dean, Operations at University of Western Australia Business School and has held academic positions at Edith Cowan University and University of Ulster. Watson completed his PhD in 1996, which investigated the use of market and industry data in financial distress modeling. His research interests are generally based in the broad capital markets area and corporate governance field along with interests in business finance, corporate disclosure of information, insider trading and investor relations. Watson has published academic papers in international journals and presented at leading international conferences, on topics such as insider trading, corporate governance and information asymmetry within the stock exchange. 17
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