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View allSector: First Nations health care and social assistance
Email: alegg@checkup.org.au
Mobile: 0498 801 004
Andrew Legg is a Western Kuku Yalanji man of the Kuku Mini clan and the Malanbarra clan of the Yidingi peoples of Far North Queensland. He also shares ancestry to the Malakula Island in Vanuatu. He has a diverse professional background, having worked in various fields such as entertainment, trade, sales, business management, and human services. He is deeply passionate about working towards positive outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as well as in areas such as human services, cultural practice and acceptance, the workforce industry, the environment and education. He is characterised as an outgoing, enthusiastic, and determined individual who is eager to make progress. Andrew commenced work at CheckUP in November 2022 and in his role of Industry Workforce Advisor for First Nations Health Care and Social Assistance is eager to utilise his skillset and knowledge to help identify solutions for businesses and assist them in applying for grants.
Sector: Health
Email: jbrown@checkup.org.au
Jamie Brown comes to CheckUP with 17 years’ experience in Vocational Education and Training, and Workforce Planning and Development. He has worked in a variety of roles in the not-for-profit and public provider sectors including Registered Training Organisation Manager, Workforce Development Consultant, and Workplace Learning Designer and Project Manager.
Having worked on a number of Commonwealth and Queensland Government workforce and training initiatives in the Health Care and Social Assistance sectors, Jamie has a thorough understanding of the government programs and supports available to industry, and extensive experience in working with clients and stakeholders to develop tailored solutions to their workforce and training needs.
Jamie views the Industry Workforce Advisor program as an important platform for the Health industry to meet today’s workforce challenges and is keen to use his expertise to work with small and medium sized business to help them address these.
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