Past Committee Members
Devleena Ghosh
Devleena Ghosh is an Associate Professor in the Social and Political Change Group, UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. She is particularly interested in the enmeshing of cultures and technologies, in ideas of borders and space and in the constructions of migrant cultures and identities. She also has a deep interest in performance, having been cultural advisor to the performance project Suburban Masala: from Mumbai to Marrickville (Sidetrack Theatre, 2002) and was a participant in india@oz.sangam (Urban Theatre Project, Carnivale, Riverside Theatre, 2003).
Nicole Graham
Nicole Graham is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Technology Sydney. Her research explores the relationship between law and the natural environment in legal and cultural discourses and land use practices. In particular, Nicole is interested in the use of property rights and environmental markets in natural resource management and climate change policy. She is author of Lawscape: Property, Law, Environment (2011), which examines in depth the intersection of property and environmental change. Nicole has received awards for her teaching and has taught in law, cultural studies and environmental management programs at UTS and Macquarie University.
John Chelliah
Dr John Chelliah is a lecturer in strategy, entrepreneurship and human resource management at the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. He has a PhD from RMIT University, Melbourne. Prior to joining academia, he held senior management positions in several organisations located in the UK, USA, Malaysia, New Zealand and Australia. He has published widely in reputable international management journals covering strategy, management consulting, human resource management, change management, international management, supply chain management and entrepreneurship. John also contributes to management education through delivering lectures as an invited speaker at business schools in Europe, Asia and the South Pacific. John is currently research commercialisation of tribal people’s traditional medicinal knowledge in South India, specifically benefit sharing business models with pharmaceutical companies.
Steve Fox
Steve Fox is a Professor of Organisational Leadership and Learning, in the School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London. Steve’s research is focused on knowledge management and situated social, organisational and management learning processes and practices, informed by a variety of social learning theories. He has acted as a consultant and change agent in several long-term change processes including change from Administration to Management amongst the top 200 managers in the NHS and the formation of the ERASMUS credit transfer system spanning the EU, along with consulting assignments with a number of large organisations including the Bank of England, Haringey Council, House of Commons Vote Office, and Zetex plc.
Ann Cahill
Dr Ann Cahill is a registered patent attorney who has practiced in the biotechnology field for over 20 years. Ann has lectured in intellectual property law subjects fulfilling the knowledge requirements for registration as a patent attorney and is involved in research projects relating to use of intellectual rights in relation to specific technologies. Ann has been working as a research associate with the Indigenous Knowledge Forum on the project Recognising and Protecting Indigenous Knowledge Associated with Natural Resource Management.