George Barrie

George Barrie has a diverse and extensive work experience history. George has held various leadership roles in program and project management, primarily in the information technology sector. Some of their notable positions include Program Director of Information Technology at Qscan Group, Program Manager at Goodstart Early Learning, and Portfolio Delivery Manager at Brisbane City Council. Throughout their career, George has demonstrated strong leadership skills and a focus on delivering projects within budget and on schedule. George has also established project management offices, mentored teams, and implemented improvement strategies. Their expertise spans areas such as infrastructure update, cloud migration, cybersecurity, and ERP implementation. George's work experience showcases their ability to successfully manage large-scale projects and achieve business objectives.

George Barrie began their education at Goudveld High School (Welkom) where they obtained a Senior Certificate/Matric in 1994. George then attended the Military Academy: University of Stellenbosch from 1996 to 1998, earning a BMil in Managerial Sciences with a focus on Accounting and Business Management.

In 2007, George obtained the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from the Project Management Institute (PMI).

In 2009, George attended the University of Pretoria: The Gordon Institute of Business Science where they pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree specializing in Strategy. George completed the program in 2010.

George has also obtained several additional certifications, including Scrum Master Certified (SMC) and Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC) from SCRUMstudy - Accreditation Body for Scrum and Agile and Yellowhouse respectively. George has received various certifications in networking, agile methodologies, strategic thinking, and project management throughout the years from institutions such as LinkedIn.

It is important to note that some start years for certain educational experiences are not indicated.