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Asia Pacific editor, Times Higher Education - timeshighereducation.com
Sydney, Australia timeshighereducation.com/academic/news/… Joined August 2011
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“I’m not using consultants. Where possible, we’ll be using our own ANU talent to help research, test [and] model ideas. There will be moments we need to use consultants. But…if we have the expertise, we’ll be using ours first.” timeshighereducation.com/news/cash-stra…
www.timeshighereducation.com Cash-strapped ANU spent A$170K on ‘communications stocktake’ Contract approved weeks after new leader promised to use in-house expertise and keep consultancy spending to a minimum
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ANU VC signed off on $155k + GST contract for "deliverables" including “protocols and communications approach document”, “cascade briefing system”, “leadership communications rhythm” and “gap analysis against ANU objectives”. timeshighereducation.com/news/cash-stra…
www.timeshighereducation.com Cash-strapped ANU spent A$170K on ‘communications stocktake’ Contract approved weeks after new leader promised to use in-house expertise and keep consultancy spending to a minimum
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Interim VC of cash-strapped ANU approved a $170,000 consultancy contract for a “rapid communications stocktake”, three weeks after assuring staff she would minimise the use of consultants. timeshighereducation.com/news/cash-stra…
www.timeshighereducation.com Cash-strapped ANU spent A$170K on ‘communications stocktake’ Contract approved weeks after new leader promised to use in-house expertise and keep consultancy spending to a minimum
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Australians’ growing disenchantment with universities has occurred against a backdrop of fading trust in many types of institution, with governments and schools arguably faring worse. timeshighereducation.com/news/universit…
www.timeshighereducation.com Universities trusted more than governments – and schools Higher education not the only sector facing a crisis of faith, with lack of confidence most pronounced among non-graduates