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'''Rosemary Sinclair''' is a Managing Director of Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Vice-Chairman for the [[International Telecommunications Users Group in the Asia Pacific Region]], with widespread experience in the broadcast media industry. She currently embodies the interests of businesses involved in the telecommunications, and represents to a multitude of agencies, carriers, government and industry bodies. | |||
==Career== | |||
Ms Sinclair throughout her career has been involved at a high-level of management within the Telecoms industry. At Telecom Australia, she held the title of Manager of Commercial Operations and National General Manager, At ABC, she was the director of Strategic Development for both the Corporation and Radio. | |||
In 1993 she moved to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as Director in the Strategic Development division. She finished three years later, in 1996. | |||
Four years later, in 2001, Rosemary became Managing Director at the Sydney based, [[Australian Telecommunications User Group]]. At [[ATUG]] she led the group through tough times, and after ten dedicated years, her long contribution to the corporation ended.<ref>[http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/20/sinclair_leaves_atug/]</ref> | |||
From May 2011, she took up the role of Director in External Relations for the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales. | |||
From August 2009, having served the International Telecommunications Users Group (INTUG) for over eight years, Ms Sinclair took over from departed Italian Dr. Sergio Antocicco as its new Chairperson. Before she sat as Vice-Chairman for the Asia Pacific Region, in which capacity she attended meetings chaired by the APEC.<ref>[http://au.linkedin.com/pub/rosemary-sinclair/1b/b61/716]</ref> | |||
==Education== | |||
Rosemary received her Bachelor degrees in Law, Arts and Business before also obtaining a Masters degree in Commerce. | |||
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Rosemary Sinclair is a Managing Director of Australian Telecommunications Users Group and Vice-Chairman for the International Telecommunications Users Group in the Asia Pacific Region, with widespread experience in the broadcast media industry. She currently embodies the interests of businesses involved in the telecommunications, and represents to a multitude of agencies, carriers, government and industry bodies.
Career
Ms Sinclair throughout her career has been involved at a high-level of management within the Telecoms industry. At Telecom Australia, she held the title of Manager of Commercial Operations and National General Manager, At ABC, she was the director of Strategic Development for both the Corporation and Radio. In 1993 she moved to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation as Director in the Strategic Development division. She finished three years later, in 1996. Four years later, in 2001, Rosemary became Managing Director at the Sydney based, Australian Telecommunications User Group. At ATUG she led the group through tough times, and after ten dedicated years, her long contribution to the corporation ended.[1] From May 2011, she took up the role of Director in External Relations for the Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales. From August 2009, having served the International Telecommunications Users Group (INTUG) for over eight years, Ms Sinclair took over from departed Italian Dr. Sergio Antocicco as its new Chairperson. Before she sat as Vice-Chairman for the Asia Pacific Region, in which capacity she attended meetings chaired by the APEC.[2]
Education
Rosemary received her Bachelor degrees in Law, Arts and Business before also obtaining a Masters degree in Commerce.
References