Meet our trainers
Tracey Fox Deputy CEO, Volunteering SA&NT
Tracey has worked with community service organisations for over 35 years in disability programs and case management, business excellence and policy development, mental health and domestic violence support. With a strong focus on volunteering, business and training development, Tracey has extensive experience and qualifications in volunteer management, program and project management, change design, professional development and training. Tracey also has experience in state, national and international Board and Committee work, has been a Board Chair of a small not-for-profit organisation and is also a versatile presenter and public speaker.
Emily Zesers Sector Services Manager SA, Volunteering SA&NT
After 16 years working in youth, community services and the volunteering sectors, Emily has sound knowledge and proven experience in community and youth development. Emily’s diverse career has included not-for-profit organisations, local and state government and health focused services in South Australia and the Northern Territory. She has developed and facilitated training sessions, face to face and online workshops for volunteers and volunteer managers, and is a dynamic presenter and facilitator. She has also presented at State conferences. Emily is passionate about thinking creatively about volunteer involvement. A volunteer herself, Emily has been involved in Midnight Basketball, One Girl and World Youth International.
Sue Keith
Sue is a qualified trainer and scientist with experience in project management, change management, strategic planning, quality systems, communication and leadership across a wide range of sectors. In her previous roles at Volunteering SA&NT Sue has been responsible for project planning and management, quality systems and compliance and information management and analysis. She also has many years of board experience and been at senior executive roles in the not-for-profit sector. Sue was a state finalist in the Telstra Business Women's Awards in 2003.