Kate Carruthers is a marketer, technologist and educator. She “sometimes feels like being a revolutionary cat” (and is especially prone to this on Twitter). Kate has diverse experience in business and technology and is deeply interested in creating sustainable futures for all living things.
She is a technologist, marketer and educator who blogs at Aide-Memoire and can be found on Twitter @kcarruthers.
Her extensive experience in senior executive roles for diverse organisations such as GE, AMP, Westfield and State Government informs her current practise in social business design. She has also lectured at Macquarie University and taught TAFE level courses in business and management.
Kate was a long standing member of the Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers and is a Senior Member of the Australian Computer Society. She is on the Advisory Board for the Schools of Computer Science & Software Engineering and Information Systems & Technology at the University of Wollongong.
Recent Posts
- Opening speaker & logistics for Social Innovation Sydney Unconference 12 May
- Applications close Friday 13th for Social Startup 48 via @SocialStartup48
- Crowdsourcing Workshop in Sydney with Ross Dawson 16 April
- Event: Stir the Pot – Morsels for living, dying and social change
- Getting Started Online: Tools, Tips, Systems & Strategies for Social Media & Online Engagement
Previous Posts
Twitter Updates
- City Talks 2011 - City of Sydney fb.me/1kklUC6dw 1 day ago
- cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/podcasts/cityt… 1 day ago
- In Melbourne? Here's a really interesting event. eventbrite.com.au/event/33777358… fb.me/BXT8H0ZP 1 day ago
- RT @neerav Hippie Capitalism: How An Impoverished US City Is Building An Economy On Co-ops bit.ly/JRONuj 2 days ago
- 9 Qualities of Remarkable Entrepreneurs fb.me/1T84rKLQW 2 days ago
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