Dr Sue Boyd
"Each one of us is unique and the importance of coaching is
to help others to achieve their goals, grow, make
connections through their uniqueness and ultimately leave
the world a better place."
 Career diplomat Sue Boyd has
spent 33 years serving Australia and she brings a portfolio of
skills to her coaching assignments which include leadership, crisis
management, media expertise, strategic planning and analysis,
high-level representation, working in cross cultural
environments, change management and team building.
An essential element of Sue's
impressive record as an Australian Ambassador, Consul General,
High Commissioner and senior officer in Fiji, Nauru, Hong Kong,
was linking
government and the private sector in the development of
Australian commercial interests. Sue has also worked in Africa
and Latin America and her earlier experiences included teaching
and journalism.
Heading diplomatic missions at times of international tension,
and in a range of cross cultural settings called for highly
developed leadership, management and negotiation skills as well
as a sensitive understanding of the domestic Australian
political environment. Sue played a key role internationally in
assisting Australian businesses in the resources, financial and
business services, aviation and shipping sectors and in
infrastructure and social development.
Sue returned to Perth in 2003, joining Foresight's Global
Coaching in 2004, assisting executives n the resources,
financial services, legal, utilities, environment, manufacturing
and education sectors.
Sue has non-executive director experience in a range of
businesses in Australia and internationally, including
manufacturing, education, volunteering and Aboriginal
corporations.
Praised for her energy, tenacity, empathy, pioneering spirit and
her self-confessed wicked sense of humour, Sure says she aims to
discover and develop each client's uniqueness to maximise their
potential.
Sue speaks six languages and in
her spare time pursues her interests in theatre, opera, film,
literature, walking, swimming, good food and wine and
convivial company.
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