Alison Taylor is Chief Operating Officer at CQC²T. Alison is experienced in higher education and international education administration, working at UTS, UNSW and as Executive Director of Macquarie International at Macquarie University. Following this, Alison managed commercial portfolios at TAFE NSW and led transformation projects at the NSW Department of Education, later working in the private education sector as Executive General Manager of the University Pathways ANZ Division at Navitas. Alison is a graduate of the Bachelor of Business at the University of Newcastle, the Bachelor of Arts at Macquarie University and the Master of Commerce at UNSW. Alison has completed executive education at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).
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