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Katherine Teh-White is the founder and Managing Director of Futureye. Katherine specializes in corporate strategy for organizations facing fast-changing socio-political expectations. She has worked on complex outrage issues from lead poisoning, uranium mining to toxic waste and forestry and is an expert in the shifts in policy and strategy required for sustainable development and corporate social responsibility.
Katherine has won a number of awards including the Australian Davos Connection’s Future Summit Leadership Award 2006, Telstra Business Woman of the Year Award for the Victorian Private Sector 2000, and PRIA’s Golden Target award in 1995 and sits on the Victorian Minister’s Energy and Resource’s Earth Resources Development Council. Formerly a journalist with ‘The Age’, she returned to it last year as a columnist.
As a consultant over the past nine years, Katherine has advised many corporations and governments on improving their communication strategies, media relations, stakeholder engagement, outrage analysis and restructure for responsiveness. Her clients include: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, BHP Billiton, Zinifex, Victoria’s Department of Primary Industry and Newcrest.
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