Wendy Perry is the Managing Director of Workforce BluePrint and  Entrepreneur Facilitator for Adelaide – West, Switch Start Scale.  

Wendy is an entrepreneur herself, with her business doing work all over the world. Further to this, she is also an author, educator, explorer, innovator, mentor and speaker on Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Wendy is also a renowned expert in Workforce Planning and Development, Vocational Education and Training (VET),  International Capability and Capacity Development.  

Wendy is living a life purpose, working to her strengths in Mentoring and facilitation, where she works alongside entrepreneurs, founders, individuals, organisations, start-ups, scaleups, students and unicorn companies.  

On top of her own business, Wendy is strongly aligned to other business interests and partnerships, which include Australia Bhutan Ventures, Blue Poppy Ventures and Big Kids Adventures. 

In this episode, Wendy shares insights into her career journey, to the world she finds herself in now, her description of an entrepreneurial mindset and her approach to scaling the business globally: with tips on,  where to start, what countries to look at and a typical approach to take. 

We also discussed how to improve productivity and get stuff done, and how she manages her busy schedule. We talked about what is workforce strategy and why is it important, what the future of work looks like and to finish up, Wendy shared with us the meaning of her personal # of #humblehustle. 

Where to find Wendy Perry

• LinkedIn
• Email: [email protected]

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Books  and podcasts mentioned on this episode: 

• The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck  - by Mark Manson
• Blue Ocean Strategy - How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant - By W. Chan Kim, Renee Mauborgne