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Office: 23 Bannon Ave, Sunbury 3429
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Maria Palumbo
Office: 23 Bannon Ave, Sunbury 3429
Contact: 0412 185 592
Email: [email protected]
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For all enquires please contact us on 0412 185 592 or email us at [email protected]
Diana Elliott is Director of Resonance Communications, a boutique consultancy that provides communication services to government, corporate and not-for-profit organisations.
Diana has extensive experience in working within the compensable injury insurance and disability services sectors, and previously worked in operational management roles within the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). Diana is an excellent writer with the ability to quickly grasp new and complex concepts and extract the information needed to draft engaging and effective content. Resonance is engaged to work on highly sensitive, high value tender responses; internal and external communication and engagement strategies; annual reports and specialist publications; speechwriting and video scripting and production. Clients include: BHP, WorkSafe Victoria, TAC, Dentsu X, Fit2Drive Foundation, Kildonan, Able Australia and Australia Post.
Prior to launching Resonance Communications in 2010, Diana worked for Haystac as an Account Director/Senior Writer, where she was responsible for establishing and growing the corporate writing team. She worked on a number of large state and Australian Government behavioural change campaigns, including youth binge drinking and the Scanlon Foundation’s inaugural A Taste of Harmony campaign, which continues annually and celebrates cultural diversity in the workplace.
Diana is also a regularly published op-ed writer in major metropolitan and national news outlets, including The Australian, The Age, ABC and the Sydney Morning Herald. Diana studied Bachelor of Commerce (The University of Melbourne) and Professional Writing and Editing (RMIT).
Maria has over 15 years’ experience within the Victorian workers compensation scheme. She has held various management positions with Cambridge Workers Compensation, WorkSafe Victoria, Transport Accident Commission and CGU Workers Compensation. Maria has worked with highly experienced and talented teams to successfully implement various WorkSafe Victoria and Transport Accident Commission joint ventures, including the Community Integration Program (CIP), which transitioned all catastrophically injured workers to be managed under the TAC’s Lifetime Care Model. Maria was also an integral part of the Accident Compensation Act Review – a once in a generation review aimed at simplifying the workers compensation scheme in Victoria, as well as delivering more benefits to injured workers.
Executive Manager, Business Development – Meaghan Tolley
With over 20 years of experience in the personal injury industry, Meaghan is a highly skilled allied health professional with a strong track record of designing and delivering complex, large scale transformation programs and business improvement initiatives. Meaghan has held senior operational and strategic roles within worker’s compensation and disability service sectors nationally and has built a reputation for getting results in a collaborative and sustainable way. Meaghan is a resilient and flexible leader who brings a passion and energy to help set teams up for success, creating the right structures, governance, frameworks and processes to ensure sustainability and growth. Meaghan is passionately focussed on the support, development and growth of people with a natural ability to communicate effectively across all levels of an organisation.
Currently, Meaghan is engaged by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) providing program management expertise and services.
Prior to commencing this role Meaghan was employed by EML. Over her tenure at EML across a 9 year period Meaghan:
Prior to joining EML Meaghan worked for WorkSafe Victoria for 4 years and as part of the Legislative Reform Team in 2009-10 was responsible for design and delivery of the operational implementation program that supported the 2010 Victorian legislative reform package. Meaghan also worked within the Return to Work Division within WorkSafe prior to this and had lead roles within strategically significant scheme programs including the development of RTW Inspectorate Model.
Chief Executive Officer – Tony Tenaglia
Tony is a highly skilled professional with over 30 years’ experience in leadership, strategic management, risk management, project management, fraud investigation, human resources and insurance/business/financial services. Tony is a versatile and adaptable executive with extensive experience and qualifications, who has successfully led small and large teams within the public, private and tertiary education sectors.
Currently, Tony is part of an executive team transforming IAG Australia’s Long Tail Claims Division. Tony led the development of a business plan that set the strategic and operational direction for this transformation program.
Tony has previously held the position of General Manager of the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society, where he directed the operations of ANZICS’s various programs including membership services, clinical triials research, ICU registry and benchmarking services, as well as educational and support services. As part of this role, Tony was the CEO of the Intensive Care Foundation and re-developed its fundraising strategy.
Tony’s previous experience include:
–Director of Operations for the Institute for Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research, an innovative, multi-million-dollar collaborative research partnership between WorkSafe Victoria, the Transport Accident Commission and Monash University. Tony supported ISCRR’s research programs & strategy through leading and coordinating all internal ISCRR operations and providing high level, authoritative and strategic advice, expertise and guidance to ISCRR’s CEO.
–Manager, Client Relationships for the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority, responsible for delivering risk management and insurance services to all the major Victorian State Government Departments. Tony’s team dealt with the unfortunate bushfire events that occurred during his tenure.
–Numerous senior roles throughout a 20-year tenure at the Transport Accident Commission including Senior Manager, Corporate Services within TAC’s Finance Division
Tony has strong ethics, strategic, leadership, influencing, financial, risk, insurance, investigative and project management capabilities and is a former director of the Personal Injury Education Foundation (PIEF). Tony has a Bachelor of Arts (Legal Studies), MBA (Deakin University), Post Graduate Diploma of Business (Risk & Insurance). He is also a Fellow of the ANZIIF and graduate of the AICD’s Company Directors’Course (GAICD).