New TCI Research Services Manager

    Her recent accomplishments include successfully managing a cross-institutional research project funded by a Department of Defence Strategic Policy Grant. Working alongside researchers from Griffith University, Australian National University, and The United States Studies Centre at The University of Sydney, Aliyah ensured the project's success and delivered outstanding outcomes.

    Aliyah's strong background in communications and engagement within the tertiary sector comes from her prior roles as an International Marketing Officer and Events Officer at Griffith University. Her academic qualifications in Business (Marketing) and Psychology, along with formal post-graduate training at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) in project management, further enhance her capabilities.

    Passionate about building meaningful relationships and engaging with diverse communities, Aliyah is deeply interested in cultures, history, traditions, social change, and human agency.

    As Research Services Manager, Aliyah's primary focus at The Cairns Institute is to identify and pursue strategic business development opportunities while ensuring long-term research objectives are met. She aims to foster strong working relationships with stakeholders to expand partnership and consultancy prospects. Additionally, Aliyah is adept at handling research contract-related matters and providing solutions when needed.

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