Bill Avallone

Bill Avallone has a diverse work experience spanning over a decade. Bill is currently employed as a Client Services Manager at Accredit Solutions, starting in December 2021. Before that, they founded Avallone Consulting in 2019, where they served as the founder. In 2019, they also worked as an Accreditation Consultant at Expo 2020 Dubai for a period of seven months.

Prior to their time at Expo 2020 Dubai, Bill worked as an Accreditation Manager at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation from 2016 to 2018. Bill was responsible for systems and integration in this role. Before that, they served as an Accreditation Systems Manager at Broadstone Group, specifically for the 2015 European Games.

In 2013, Bill joined Glasgow 2014 Limited as an Accreditation Manager, where they designed and implemented user-friendly solutions for data collection and integration. Bill also managed a volunteer workforce and conducted training programs for accreditation volunteers.

Earlier in their career, Bill worked as the Head of Boarding at Snowy Mountains Grammar School in 2012. Bill also served as a House Master at Kormilda College in 2011, where they were responsible for overseeing a boys' boarding house and fostering a safe and supportive environment for students from remote communities.

Before transitioning into the field of education, Bill worked as a School Master and Resident Tutor at Uppingham School from 2008 to 2010. Bill also held the position of Head of Information Technology and Boarding Master at Institut Le Rosey in 2007.

Overall, Bill Avallone has demonstrated a strong ability to manage teams, design and implement efficient systems, and deliver training programs. Their experience in both the education and event management sectors showcases their versatile skillset and adaptability.

Bill Avallone completed a Bachelor of Information Technology degree in Management Information Systems at Swinburne University of Technology from 1989 to 1991. Following that, in 1992, they pursued a Graduate Diploma of Education in Secondary Education and Teaching at the University of Melbourne.