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Research Impact Matters with Emily Bobis

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RD Watt Building, Seminar Room 203
Camperdown NSW, Australia
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Sydney Social Sciences and Humanities Advanced Research Centre (SSSHARC)
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Join us for a candid conversation with Emily Bobis.

Emily is a USYD graduate and founder of multi-award winning road intelligence company Compass loT. This global tech company helps solve complex transport problems all over the world through vehicle data. 

‘I had imagined a fairly standard career path,’ says Emily. ‘I didn’t ever plan to start a technology company.’ What happened?  How did she do it?  What were the lessons learned? 

Join us as Emily chats career pivots, leadership and impact, in conversation with USYD Professor Alice Motion.   

This is the second talk in our Research Impact Matter series which explores how innovators transformed their ideas into real world change. 

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When 

Monday 29 June, 11am to 12:30pm 

Lunch provided. 

Where 

Seminar Room 203, RD Watt Building A04, 

Science Rd, University of Sydney 

 

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Register by 25 June to grab your spot

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RD Watt Building, Seminar Room 203
Camperdown NSW, Australia
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