| Date: | 9 Jun 2022 |
| Start time: | 12:00 |
| Finish time: | 13:00 |
| Members/event pass: | FREE |
| Non-members: | £2.50 |
While in Asia Tim once stared at both his Australia & British passports and thought to himself to take the known predicable path or the unknown adventure. Luckily he chose the latter & embarked on an amazing journey which led him to working in 18 countries around the world. Meeting his wife in London, travelling and developing the skills to run a multi-million dollar company, self-doubt and resilience were his biggest obstacles. However his experience as a professional athlete helped him to tackle these positively and repurpose the fear of failure. He navigated adversity of moving his life to other countries to work and later realised that the experiences changed his life for the better. He is now currently in Australia.
He recognises that Australia is a leader in the maturity of business analysis and is working hard to push this even further. The IIBA Australian chapter won “chapter of the year” in 2014, and have effervescent branches in the capital cities and an annual festival of business analysis conference.
Please join Tim to hear how his travels as a BA helped him become more competent and resilience. Also, discover what working is like in Australia if you decide to travel in the future!
Tim Coventry is the CEO for Business Analysis (BAPL) - a specialist business analysis company offering business analysis as a service to ASX listed & private companies, government and not for profit organisations. BAPL is an Australian owned and operated company with consultants operating from across Australia. Our specialist business analysis Practice enable organisation to delivery Products at scale.
With over 25 years’ experience and a strong contribution to business analysis across the globe, Tim is an acknowledged expert in his professional field.
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