Melinda H.

Melinda H. has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Melinda is currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer at FairSupply, a global ESG data provider and consultancy. Prior to this, Melinda held the position of Board Director at Development Accord. Melinda also worked as an Executive Officer at UNSW from July 2019 to December 2021.

Melinda has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, having worked at International Justice Mission Australia in various roles including Senior Director of Operations, Director of Operations, Operations Manager, and Operations and Donor Relations. Melinda also worked at Good Funny Smart as a Social Media/Account Manager.

Additionally, Melinda has a background in project management, having served as a Project Manager at Supply Nation. Before that, they worked at SU QLD, a youth and children's organization, where they held the position of Business Development Liaison. In this role, Melinda was responsible for program development, team management, and relationship management with corporate partners. Melinda also played a key role in expanding the organization's training department and managing stakeholder relationships.

Melinda's earlier experiences include working as an Operations Officer at the Queensland Government's emergency and simulation-based training facility and as a PA to the CEO at AGPAL and QIP. Melinda also worked as a Studio Manager at Gaba Corporation.

Overall, Melinda H. has a strong background in operations, project management, and non-profit work, with a focus on ESG data and consultancy, youth and children's programs, and stakeholder management.

Melinda H. began their education at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) from 1996 to 2001, where they pursued a Bachelor of Business (International Business) with a focus on Asian and European Business Development. Melinda then attended TAFE Queensland in 2006 and obtained a Certificate III/IV in Tourism. In 2000, Melinda received a funded scholarship to participate in the International Exchange Program at Sonoda Women's University. Finally, from 2012 to 2014, they enrolled in postgraduate studies in International Development at UNSW.