Aivee Robinson

Aivee Robinson has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and organizations. Aivee co-founded Catalyser, a social tech company that provides innovative technology to engage organizations with corporate social responsibility programs. Aivee also co-founded Catalyser CSR Consulting, where they provided workplace giving and technology consulting services. Aivee has experience in the non-profit sector, having worked as the Head of Advocacy at UNICEF and as the Australian Ambassador for the UN Women Project Inspire. Aivee has also worked with youth organizations, such as The Salmon Youth Centre and The Prince's Trust, where they held roles as a youth worker, volunteer program manager, and program executive. Aivee's earlier career included positions at the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and UNESCO, where they provided education program support and policy analysis.

Aivee Robinson has a Bachelor of Arts (The Dean's Scholar Program) degree in Sociology and Asian Studies from Monash University. Aivee also holds a Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults from the University of Cambridge. Furthermore, they have a Master of Teaching degree with a specialization in Humanities and Languages from the University of Sydney. The exact start and end years of these educational experiences are not provided.