Phoebe Tully
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Phoebe Tully

Creative Project ManagerAustralia
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Phoebe Tully

Creative Project ManagerAustralia
About me
I work with ideas people to bring their dream projects to life. One of my key strengths is in organising great ideas into action plans. I love environments that require a heavy amount of project management with a generous dose of creativity. I work well with teams that value flexibility and adaptability, and feel compelled to find better ways to do things. With a multi-faceted background across project management, media, copywriting and event management, my career has taken me across the country, working for companies and clients, big and small. I have freelanced and contracted for the past 12 years, and am now looking to work within a team that has some big, juicy projects that need wrangling.
Work history
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    Senior Project Coordinator (Entrepreneurship)University of Southern Queensland
    Toowoomba QLD, AustraliaPart Time
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    Managing Editor, The Luxury ReportKay & Burton
     - Melbourne, AustraliaFreelance
    Managed the production of this custom luxury publication for boutique property marketing agency, Kay & Burton, including all budgeting, commissioning and project management. Secured interviews with international design legends such as Patricia Urquiola and Paul Smith.
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Skills
  • Copywriting
  • Marketing
  • Project Management
  • Digital Production
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Publishing
  • Project Development
  • Production Co-ordination
Education
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    Foundations in Design Thinking CertificateIDEO
     - Australia
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    Diploma of ManagementYWCA
     - Australia
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Awards
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    Scribe Publications Award for Non-Fiction WritingScribe Publication
    My piece 'Let Them Eat Kale' was shortlisted for Scribe Publication's non-fiction prize. Let Them Eat Kale is about the health industry and our collective response to the obesity epidemic. I call our current hands-off approach the 'let them eat kale' mentality, because it benefits only those who can afford the rising cost of living.