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Graham
Nicholls
MALCS
Managing
Partner, Career Bridge International
Accredited
practitioner and
trainer in Extended DISC Assessment Instruments
Grahams'
passion to see people and organizations achieve their full
potential is the driving force behind his vision for Career
Bridge International and permeates his dedication to his work
with individuals, and organizations worldwide.
An
accredited user of New Directions Career Manager, and Master
Trainer in
the Extended DISC suite of assessment instruments, which is
further enhanced by qualifications in Behavioural Sciences.
Graham
has coached, counselled and mentored Senior
Executives Senior Managers, Line Managers and Organisational
Management Teams and applied his people management and
career management skills with individuals and organizations across the industry spectrum including: Coles Myer Ltd, NEC Australia,
National Australia Bank, Intersuisse Limited, Nylex Ltd,
Mallesons Stephen Jaques Solicitors, University of Melbourne,
RMIT, Siemens Business Services, Mars Incorporated, ABN AMRO
Australia/ BZW, Australia, Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty Ltd.
Tyco Fire and Services Asia, Infosys Technologies Australia Pty
Limited, Spotless Group Limited, Origin Energy Limited,
Bearingpoint Australia Pty Ltd, WMC Resources Ltd.
His
unique understanding of people, teams and organisational
dynamics has been developed through his multifaceted personal
career and a lifetime commitment to personal growth and
development. Graham’s former role as International Sales and
Marketing Manager with a global organization with turnover in
excess of $8.5 Billion, has given him a wealth of international
Sales and Marketing knowledge and cross-cultural training and
experience.
Graham
has held various Senior Management roles including Group Sales
& Marketing Management (Australia, New Zealand &
Pacific) in F.M.C.G. sector, Management/Operations ‘Trouble
Shooter’ (National) Quarrying and Open Mining, Area Manager,
Operations Manager (Australia–Pacific), Transport &
Logistics Manager, and Founding Director of Drug Rehabilitation
Service, in the Not For Profit sector. In addition he has
jointly owned and operated four successful small businesses and
holds qualifications in Small Business Management.
In
1984 Graham was awarded the ‘Outstanding Young Australian’
Award for his contribution to the community in
Western Australia
through his work with youth at risk.
Throughout
his career Graham has gained a wealth of commercial, personal
and professional experience, which gives him valuable insights
into the issues facing organizations, executives and
professionals at all levels in today’s commercial world.
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