Adrienne Gregory

Adrienne Gregory has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and organizations. Adrienne currently works at the Telethon Kids Institute as a Project Officer in the Tenders Support Unit, where they support tender-related activities. Prior to this, they held the position of Research Assistant in the Early Years Systems Evidence team at the same institute.

Before joining the Telethon Kids Institute, Adrienne worked at UnitingCare Wesley Bowden (UCWB) as a Project Coordinator, where they led strategic projects in the Department of Ageing, Disability, and Carer Support. Their responsibilities included improving business processes, financial performance, and customer experience through consultation, business analysis, and change management. Adrienne also served as a Project Officer for strategic projects at UCWB, assisting the Project Manager in transitioning aged care and disability services from a block funded model to a fee-for-service business model.

Prior to their time at UCWB, Adrienne worked at PsychologySA as an Administration Officer, providing administrative support to the organization. Adrienne also served as a Senior Research Assistant at Bond University, supporting an Assistant Professor in delivering a federally-funded research project on violence in public transport networks. The project's findings were published in an international journal, presented at a conference in the United States, and utilized in a ministerial review in Queensland, leading to improvements in the transport industry.

Overall, Adrienne Gregory's work experience showcases their proficiency in project coordination, research support, business process improvement, and change management.

Adrienne Gregory began their education at Maryatville High School from 2006 to 2010, where they completed their secondary education. Adrienne then pursued a Bachelor of Social Science degree in Psychology and Criminology at Bond University from 2011 to 2013. After completing their undergraduate studies, Adrienne continued their educational journey at Bond University and completed a Master of Philosophy (Higher Research Degree) from 2014 to 2017.