Paul sits down with Julia Cookson, Chair of Project Respect an organisation whose primary mission is to support women in the sex industry, including women who have experienced trafficking and advocate for the structural change needed to end all forms of sexual exploitation. As Certified Chair, Julia focuses her efforts on shaping inclusive governance frameworks, advocating at Federal and State level for funding and joined up thinking across social services to prevent and support victims of sex trafficking and modern slavery.

Every decision made by the Charity is crucial in defining and assuring its strategic focus, ensuring their goals are sharp, aligned across the organisation while building their financial sustainability to enable long term programs and support.

Julia asks ‘How will they gain access to the resources they need to deliver on their initiatives? Should they consider non-Government funding or philanthropic funding?

And how do they continue building out education and spreading the message across all levels – grass roots, state and federal?’

Julia is a commercially astute, transformative executive leader, Board Director and Advisor with 18+ years’ experience across HR, finance, risk mitigation, digital transformation & corporate governance. Visit the Project Respect website below in the notes If you’d like to get involved or learn more.



Project Respect

www.projectrespect.org.au/

Julia Cookson

www.linkedin.com/in/julia-cookson/

Paul sits down with Julia Cookson, Chair of Project Respect an organisation whose primary mission is to support women in the sex industry, including women who have experienced trafficking and advocate for the structural change needed to end all forms of sexual exploitation. As Certified Chair, Julia focuses her efforts on shaping inclusive governance frameworks, advocating at Federal and State level for funding and joined up thinking across social services to prevent and support victims of sex trafficking and modern slavery.
Every decision made by the Charity is crucial in defining and assuring its strategic focus, ensuring their goals are sharp, aligned across the organisation while building their financial sustainability to enable long term programs and support.
Julia asks ‘How will they gain access to the resources they need to deliver on their initiatives? Should they consider non-Government funding or philanthropic funding?
And how do they continue building out education and spreading the message across all levels – grass roots, state and federal?’
Julia is a commercially astute, transformative executive leader, Board Director and Advisor with 18+ years’ experience across HR, finance, risk mitigation, digital transformation &amp; corporate governance. Visit the Project Respect website below in the notes If you’d like to get involved or learn more.
 
Project Respect
<a href="https://www.projectrespect.org.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.projectrespect.org.au/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1662518875230000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0IrxcTx1MTStoY6Qfnmkks">www.projectrespect.org.au/</a>
Julia Cookson
<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-cookson/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-cookson/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1662614223817000&amp;usg=AOvVaw08M4t3T9z5eGgrM0VezgEI">www.linkedin.com/in/julia-cookson/</a>

In our daily life, the decisions we make define us, create the experience we have and the future we will have.

However, research suggests that people regret more than a fifth of their decisions. Over a lifetime, that can equate to hundreds of thousands of regrets. 

We know that decisions are often complex, can involve multiple people, produce various outcomes and call upon leadership and experience. There is a way to make decisions that feel right and stick.

Welcome to the Decision Clinic podcast with Paul Gordon, CEO and Founder of Catalyze APAC with over fifteen years’ experience leading decision-making transformation and Author of Hard Decisions Made Easy.

Learn how to overcome problems by making great decisions by listening as Paul sits down with real people to discuss and diagnose real decision challenges.

In our daily life, the decisions we make define us, create the experience we have and the future we will have.
However, research suggests that people regret more than a fifth of their decisions. Over a lifetime, that can equate to hundreds of thousands of regrets. 
We know that decisions are often complex, can involve multiple people, produce various outcomes and call upon leadership and experience. There is a way to make decisions that feel right and stick.
Welcome to the Decision Clinic podcast with Paul Gordon, CEO and Founder of Catalyze APAC with over fifteen years’ experience leading decision-making transformation and Author of Hard Decisions Made Easy.
Learn how to overcome problems by making great decisions by listening as Paul sits down with real people to discuss and diagnose real decision challenges.

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