Recorded Jun 10 2020

Our driving question on today’s podcast is "How do I open my businesses safely for my staff and customers?" Our experts this week are Craig Dalton, Public Health Physician, Conjoint Assoc. Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle and Kerry Walker Founder, Co-owner and Director of SafetyWorks Group, a professional safety management consultant. They will answer the questions we are all asking ourselves as we prepare to head back to work and out in public. In particular they will address the concerns of businesses such as pubs, hotels, restaurants, sporting clubs, cultural organisations, retail, community services and the allied health sector.

If you have a business problem or are looking for some practical advice and direction, email us at info@businesscentre.com.au or via businesscentre.com.au.

 

Who are our guests?

Craig is a public health physician with a keen interest in and knowledge of COVID19. He trained as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer with the Centers for Disease Control in the US. Craig is responsible forFlutracking.net and recently had an article published on physical distancing and enhanced hygiene in the Medical Journal of Australia.

Kerry is an experienced safety professional and business consultant. She is one of Australia’s leading providers of holistic safety and wellbeing culture change solutions. Kerry’s expertise lies in translating an organisation’s health, safety and well-being values and goals into a business-aligned strategy. Her industry experience in engineering design and operations management for a global resources company gives her the capacity to analyse issues with a pragmatic approach to developing solutions. In over 20 years of consulting Kerry has applied this to effect across all levels of a wide range of leading organisations. Her aim is that the culture of care becomes an enabler of business success

Host: Steve Wait, CEO The Business Centre

Guests: Craig Dalton, Public Health Physician, Conjoint Assoc. Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle and Kerry Walker Founder, Co-owner and Director of SafetyWorks Group

Podcast producer:  Newcastle Podcast Station

Thanks for listening to the Business Big Bang Theory podcast. If you enjoyed our podcast today, please review and rate us through iTunes and follow and share on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn at The Business Centre businesscentre.com.au

Recorded Jun 10 2020
Our driving question on today&rsquo;s podcast is "How do I open my businesses safely for my staff and customers?" Our experts this week are Craig Dalton, Public Health Physician, Conjoint Assoc. Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle and Kerry Walker Founder, Co-owner and Director of SafetyWorks Group, a professional safety management consultant. They will answer the questions we are all asking ourselves as we prepare to head back to work and out in public. In particular they will address the concerns of businesses such as pubs, hotels, restaurants, sporting clubs, cultural organisations, retail, community services and the allied health sector.
If you have a business problem or are looking for some practical advice and direction, email us at <a href="mailto:info@businesscentre.com.au">info@businesscentre.com.au</a> or via <a href="https://www.businesscentre.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.businesscentre.com.au/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1606716419414000&amp;usg=AFQjCNGaHHM_OB1hGNf8EqCKw2JEdm71pw">businesscentre.com.au</a>.
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Who are our guests?
Craig is a public health physician with a keen interest in and knowledge of COVID19. He trained as an Epidemic Intelligence Service Officer with the Centers for Disease Control in the US. Craig is responsible forFlutracking.net and recently had an article published on physical distancing and enhanced hygiene in the Medical Journal of Australia.
Kerry is an experienced safety professional and business consultant. She is one of Australia&rsquo;s leading providers of holistic safety and wellbeing culture change solutions. Kerry&rsquo;s expertise lies in translating an organisation&rsquo;s health, safety and well-being values and goals into a business-aligned strategy. Her industry experience in engineering design and operations management for a global resources company gives her the capacity to analyse issues with a pragmatic approach to developing solutions. In over 20 years of consulting Kerry has applied this to effect across all levels of a wide range of leading organisations. Her aim is that the culture of care becomes an enabler of business success
Host: Steve Wait, CEO The Business Centre
Guests: Craig Dalton, Public Health Physician, Conjoint Assoc. Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle and Kerry Walker Founder, Co-owner and Director of SafetyWorks Group
Podcast producer:&nbsp; <a href="https://www.newcastlepodcaststation.com.au/">Newcastle Podcast Station</a>
Thanks for listening to the Business Big Bang Theory podcast. If you enjoyed our podcast today, please review and rate us through iTunes and follow and share on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn at The Business Centre <a href="http://businesscentre.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://businesscentre.com.au&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1606716419414000&amp;usg=AFQjCNEuf3XlHTsrE1veX-25W0xOyEciyA">businesscentre.com.au</a>

Welcome to the Business Big Bang Theory. Hear conversations between our team and key industry experts on all things small business whatever stage of business you are in. Brought to you by The Business Centre.

Welcome to the Business Big Bang Theory. Hear conversations between our team and key industry experts on all things small business whatever stage of business you are in. Brought to you by The Business Centre.

Business Big Bang Theory

Welcome to the Business Big Bang Theory. Hear conversations between our team and key industry experts on all things small business whatever stage of business you are in. Brought to you by <a href="https://www.businesscentre.com.au">The Business Centre</a>.

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