Thread Together
Beth Leven has extensive experience in management, policy development, and voluntary work. Currently serving as a van driver and stylist for Thread Together since March 2021, Beth facilitates a mobile wardrobe service for vulnerable clients. Previous roles include serving as Manager of Notifications at the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, where Beth was involved until April 2019, and holding various managerial and directorial positions within the Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works and the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads, focusing on social housing solutions, transport service delivery reforms, and corporate governance. Beth possesses a diverse educational background with qualifications in business, project management, public sector management, and teaching.
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Thread Together
By working with Australian fashion brands and charities, Thread Together drives social and environmental change. We help those in need by managing fashion excess, distributing surplus clothes to people who are doing it tough - the highest ethical response to this potential waste. Did you know that millions of items of new clothes get dumped into landfill every year? We believe that manufacture to waste without a purpose in between makes no sense. Not when there are so many people that need help. Drive social and environmental change at your next staff volunteering day. More than just a feel-good experience for corporates, our days are designed to increase team productivity, boost cooperation and attract and retain quality staff whilst making a positive impact on the community and environment. Your support will ensure our service continues to respond to need.