Eve Ash is one of Australia's most successful producers of training films, television and multimedia packages. Eve was a national winner of the Telstra Businesswomen’s awards for Business Owner 1999, as well as winning over 130 international awards for creativity and excellence.
Eve trained and worked as a psychologist, and is now a published author and popular public speaker. Her book Rewrite Your Life (co-written by Rob Gerrand) was published in May 2002 by Penguin and is already in its forth reprint. She is now completing her second book Rewrite Your Relationships (Penguin).
Eve is an entertaining public speaker and business facilitator who gets great audience reaction. She covers a diversity of topics including health and well-being, success and motivation, management, communication, service, leadership, coaching, change, feedback, teamwork, presentation skills and film distribution. She has been keynote speaker and/or MC at a wide range of conferences, and can handle all levels from CEOs and senior executives to those on the shopfloor, in offices and based in other countries.
Eve founded Seven Dimensions in 1979 and pioneered the comedy training film business in Australia, and uncovered some of Australia’s best creative talents, including John Clarke, Ian McFadyen, Peter Moon, Graeme Blundell, Julie McGregor and Ted Robinson. In 1986 she teamed up with fellow psychologist, Peter Quarry, to create an internationally successful company – Ash.Quarry Productions.
Since 1979, Eve has produced over 500 training films, videos and television episodes, many of which are distributed in 40 countries. Eve established offices in New Zealand and the USA, and has won top honours at festivals like the NY Film and TV Festival. There are over 10,000 client organizations internationally, which have purchased or used products created by Seven Dimensions and Ash.Quarry Productions, including more than half the Fortune 500 companies in USA.
Eve is currently involved in women’s health through her work as a Patron of Marie Stopes International Australia. She has also made significant contributions in other areas of health education such as sex education, AIDS, nutrition, cancer, MS, aging, diabetes and visual impairment.
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