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22 annual report 2011 - 2012
kerrin Anderson - left March 14th 2012
General Manager and Director, Strategic Partnerships
In the emerging field of large-scale public and private
partnerships, kerrin has emerged as a national leader
in structuring and establishing effective research and
development joint ventures including CRC Sugar Industry
Innovation through Biotechnology, CRC for Aboriginal
Health, the Centre for Rural and Remote Mental Health
Queensland and the Australian Housing and Urban
Research Institute Ltd.
kerrin graduated from ANU in Arts and Law in 1992
and completed her Masters of Law at the University of
Queensland in 2000. She is currently enrolled in a PhD at
the Australian Centre for Intellectual Property Research
in Agriculture, the University of Queensland. As General
Manager and Director, Strategic Partnerships at Eidos,
kerrin is tasked with:
+ Driving the strategic direction and growth of the
organisation.
+ Senior leadership responsibilities for all of Eidos’s key
operational business units, working to enhance and
expand services to Eidos members and strengthen
Eidos’s corporate services.
+ The promotion and enhancement of Eidos’s services
by working proactively with Eidos members,
government, industry and other stakeholders.
+ Leading and motivating staff within a changing
environment
+ Influencing and leading internal and external
university, government and industry relations
timothy london (2004 - 2011)
Filmographer, Eidos Creative
Tim has over 8 years experience working with
universities, government, not-for-profits and small
businesses, both locally and internationally. His career
as a designer began at the University of Queensland in
2002 where he co-founded a graphic design cooperative,
Boilerhouse Digital. The core purpose of this unit was to
contribute to the University’s community engagement
by offering cost effective graphic design and multimedia
services to not-for-profits and community organisations
in the surrounding region.
In early 2006 Tim was contracted by Eidos Institute
and charged with establishing the Institute’s corporate
identity, website and other marketing collateral. During
2006 Tim’s position transformed into Manager of Eidos
Creative. For an 18-month period between January
2007 and Mid 2008 Tim left Australia and worked on an
AusAid project in Vietnam. This period overseas saw Tim
work with an Australian NGO, ACC World Relief, where
he produced a series of short films on the organisation’s
projects; A Vietnamese government department, where
he trained local staff in design, photography and film
techniques; and the International Organisation for
Migration, where he was consulted to desktop publish
a project compendium and work on a HIV awareness
campaign for the Asia Development Bank.
lynn Hammer (2011 - 2012)
Manager, Eidos International
Lynn has a passion for innovation and an extensive
background in empowering resource-poor communities
through collaborative initiatives in Africa, Europe and
Asia. Lynn has completed an Advanced Masters Degree
in Business, specialising in Entrepreneurship, at the
University of Queensland.