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Celeste Young is Collaborative Research Fellow at CSES. She is a sustainability/climate change professional who works as a communication and operational specialist with a particular interest in innovation and the use of creative and business processes.
Her primary work focus is with trans-disciplinary projects across diverse stakeholders to build a greater understanding and capacity. She has worked for organisations such BAE Systems, the Western Alliance For Greenhouse Action (WAGA), the Victorian Centre for Climate Change Adaptation Research (VCCCAR) and most recently, Victoria University as a Research Manager and Researcher with the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF) project 'Valuing Adaptation Under Rapid Change'.
Her collaborative program Council Connections was featured in the State Adaptation Plan (2013) and she has been the recipient of a number of awards including Highly Commended Poster, NCCARF 2014, Best overall poster at NCCARF (2012), University of Melbourne, Vice Chancellor's Staff Engagement Excellence Award 2014, (VCCCAR group award), and BAE Performance Recognition Award 2009.
Experience
- –present
Collaborative Research Fellow, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University
Accessed March 5, 2015: http://theconversation.com/profiles/celeste-young-104658
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Walker, the author of this text, is a cranky old guy who lives in a
cheap hostel in Iquitos, Peru. He is a bum who makes a living by
begging donations from friends and strangers so he can continue
writing medium famous books. So far, thanks to friends, this month's
rent is almost paid and Mr. Walker had a couple of baloney sandwiches
for dinner last night. Mr. Walker is an operational specialist with a
particular interest in innovation and the use of creative and
business processes of finding a box of Kraft Dinner.
