Introducing our Industry Advisory Board

INCLUSIVE FUTURES: REIMAGINING DISABILITY - INDUSTRY ADVISORY BOARD

Griffith Inclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability (IFRD) Industry Advisory Board is a rare collective of amazing leaders, influencers and achievers in business, industry, and society. The Board’s role is to advise on strategic direction and identify and review sustainability pathways and opportunities for growth and influence.

They are passionate about extending the Beacon’s work into industry, by connecting our cutting-edge research and researchers with real-world commercial possibilities, applications, and solutions.

The Advisory Board members are mentors, connectors, and supporters, they help grow researcher’s skills, networks and impacts by providing personalised guidance, introductions, resources, and feedback.

They listen to the needs and challenges of both sides and help the researchers find and seize commercial opportunities and industry to connect and engage with our researchers and programs.

They also create and oversee their own industry projects that combine and leverage the expertise, research and capabilities across different researchers and IFRD research specialities, which deliver innovative and practical products and services for the disability sector and into industry.

Headshot images of our Industry Advisory Board, in order from top left to right, as per the caption below. This graphic also has the Griffith University, Inclusive Futures: Reimagining Disability logo positioned bottom right corner.

Our incredible team of Industry Advisors include:


For more information, contact:

Morris Misel, Board Chair

m.misel@griffith.edu.au


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