Professor Gary Martin Travels from Perth, WA

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Professor Gary Martin FAIM. FACE. is a thought leader on workplace trends, leadership, and employee learning and development.

A former academic, Gary is a highly regarded CEO, a Board Director, a newspaper columnist and social media influencer.

He commenced as CEO and Executive Director of the Australian Institute of Management in Western Australia (AIM WA) at the beginning of 2012. In this role, he has overall responsibility for leading all aspects of the Institute’s business, which is focussed on building leadership and management capability both in Australia and internationally, and across the corporate, government, not-for-profit and community sectors.

Gary currently serves on the Boards of the Council for the Ageing Western Australia (COTA WA) and Volunteering Western Australia. He is a former Chair of Telethon Speech and Hearing (TSH) in Perth and Study Perth.

Prior to his appointment to AIM WA, Gary held several executive level appointments at Murdoch University in Western Australia, including Executive Dean, Pro Vice Chancellor, Deputy Vice Chancellor and Senior Deputy Vice Chancellor.

Gary is a regular columnist in The West Australian, The Sunday Times and PerthNow in Perth; The Courier Mail in Brisbane, The Herald Sun in Melbourne, and The Mercury in Hobart and discusses current and emerging workplace matters including ageism, remote working, mental health, workplace bullying, emotional intelligence and leadership.

A learning and development specialist, Gary has had extensive experience in the design and delivery of learning and development programs in Western Australia and internationally, with both government and non-government clients.

He was made a Fellow of the Australian College of Educators in 2015, and is currently an Emeritus Professor of Murdoch University’s Business School and Zhejiang University of Technology, (Zhejiang Province, China), as well as an Honorary Professor at Guangdong University of Business Studies (Guangdong Province, China).