Tim Gill has lead and managed teams in high risk and remote locations around the globe. From championship winning yacht racing teams to remote expeditions, Tim has seen teams perform both poorly and successfully within time and high risk parameters.
Tim has recently returned from a five month expedition to Antarctica, leading, training and coaching small teams on long term projects. Having worked with 60+ specialists from 8 different organizations, Tim’s experience will resonate heavily with teams from any field.
This presentation brings together key messages around:
· Achieving full engagement from all team members
· Delivering outcomes in high pressure/high risk environments
· Planning for unknown eventualities
· Communicating effectively within the team
· Changing the course of ineffective teams
Feedback from this presentation has consistently recognized the strong parallels between the pressures and parameters of life in Antarctica and the business environment. An important part of the presentation is the opportunity for your team to ask questions and gain direct insight into the issues relevant to your organization. Along with experiencing an amazing backdrop of photos, your team will walk away with key insights on how to approach the challenges ahead.
TIM’S BACKGROUND
Tim has climbed Mt. Cook in New Zealand and in 2006 led an expedition to Mera Pea. He has lead 5 expeditions across the Kokoda track in PNG and hundreds of climbing, kayaking and sailing expeditions throughout Australia and New Zealand. He is an active offshore sailor, competing in regular offshore races including the 2003 Sydney to Hobart.
Tim spent 3 months in Antarctica leading small teams on long-term science projects. He also trained the Davis Station Search and Rescue team in deep field rescue and helicopter operations.
When he isn’t climbing he tries to find time to go diving, sailing and skiing.
Qualifications
¨ Certificate 4 in Workplace trainer and assessor
¨ Lead Climbing Instructor and Assessor (SAREA)
¨ White Water Instructor, Level 2 (Canoe Australia
¨ Vertical rescue (SARINZ)
¨ Swift Water Rescue (Rescue3 Australia)
¨ Flat-water Instructor (Canoe Australia)
¨ Bush walk Leader, Untracked Terrain (TAFESA
¨ High Ropes Instructor and Assessor (TAFESA
¨ Wilderness First Aid (60hr LWAFA) (WMI)
¨ Oxygen Resuscitation and Defibrillation (Surf Life Saving Australia)
¨ Open Water SCUBA Diver (PADI)
¨ Coxswain (restricted)
¨ National Powerboat Handling Scheme (Yachting Australia)
Professional Experience
¨ 2005 – Present Self Employed, Lincoln Consulting
¨ 2003 – Present Facilitator, Face the World
¨ 2003 – Present Facilitator, Darren Williams Consulting
¨ 2003 – 2006 Student Development, Centre for Rec., Sport and Tourism
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