Meet our Instructors:
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Kathy Hughes |
Kathy Hughes is an independent SharePoint Consultant based in Sydney, Australia. Her main area of interest is in architecting and customizing SharePoint, and .NET deployments, specifically from a usability and design perspective. Kathy has developed and designed Web technologies for over 15 years and has worked with Microsoft collaborative technologies since SharePoint 2001. She has globally deployed and customized SharePoint Portal Server 2003 since beta inception and has customized and deployed SharePoint Server 2007 since beta release. She co-authored the Microsoft Press Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Administrator’s Companion and Microsoft Press Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Best Practices books. She also developed an extensive 5-day SharePoint Designer 2007 course, which is trained globally, and she is currently writing her next book, SharePoint Designer 2010 Unleashed. Kathy holds a Master of Interactive Multimedia (University of Technology, Sydney, 2004-2007), having majored in Web site usability and design. Kathy blogs at http://sharepoint.mindsharpblogs.com/kathy/, writes whitepapers on SharePoint and collaborative technologies, and consults and delivers training on SharePoint technologies and user centered Web design solutions.
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Debbie Ireland |
Debbie Ireland has 15 years experience in managing IT projects across a number of industries and has realised many of SharePoint's benefits as a Project Management tool. Debbie manages envisionIT, a Tauranga, New Zealand based company, specialising in SharePoint training. Debbie participates in many community events, encouraging knowledge sharing around SharePoint technologies and was awarded the Most Valuable Professional award by Microsoft in SharePoint for 2009 and 2010.Debbie is the primary organiser of the SharePoint Conferences in Australia, and New Zealand and Southeast Asia. |
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Brodie Robins |
Brodie has been training within the IT industry for over 3 years, including recent training of over 600 plus users, in a large system upgrade. Brodie has worked largely within the Health Sector, involving people with a diverse range of skills and backgrounds. She recognises that not everyone understands systems as easily as others and as such, she trains according to individual needs. |
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Liz Coup |
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