In this episode, you'll hear from 4 of the 6 guests on our recent Coffee with Campus Consultancy episode to help you get experience and stand out as a volunteer!

Our guests include:

Vishwa Mehta ⭐, Founder/Curator/Licensee, TEDxVictoriaUniversity (https://www.linkedin.com/company/teamtedxvictoriauniversity/)

Stevye Ellman, National Volunteer Manager, OzHarvest (https://www.linkedin.com/company/ozharvest/)

Ben Poveda-Alfonso, Co-Founder, Kindness Shake(https://www.linkedin.com/company/kindnessshakent/)

Reach out to let us know what you thought by visiting:

[email protected] or https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr/

You can also visit:

www.campusconsultancy.org for more information on our workshops

and/or

https://campusconsultancy.thinkific.com/ for more information on our online courses.

Thanks for listening and we hope to speak with you soon!

In this episode, you'll hear Patty Jin interview Josh about self-awareness, emotional intelligence and entrepreneurship.

Patty has amassed hundreds of subscribers on her Youtube Channel and thousands of views talking about her weight-loss journey. 

If you're interested in developing the skills and mindsets to overcome challenges in your life, we hope you'll enjoy this episode.

Reach out to let us know what you thought by visiting:

[email protected] or https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr/

You can also visit:

www.campusconsultancy.org for more information on our workshops 

and/or

https://campusconsultancy.thinkific.com/ for more information on our online courses.

Thanks for listening and we hope to speak with you soon!

In this episode, Josh from Campus Consultancy sits down with 6 expert guests in the industry and talk about how to support and engage students.  You'll hear from:

Julian O'Shea, CEO, Unbound + Director, Wattle Fellowship, University of Melbourne 

Jeremy Grunfeld, Head of University Partnerships, Forage 

Jeanette Cheah, CEO and Founder, Hacker Exchange 

Stephanie Parma, Student Programs Officer (Careers), RMIT University 

Alexis McKay, Diversity Coordinator, University of Adelaide 

Ben Hallett, CEO & Co-Founder, Vygo  

To learn more about Campus Consultancy, check out our website and LinkedIn via https://www.campusconsultancy.org/ and www.linkedin.com/company/campusconsultancy1

In this episode, you'll hear from an interview I did with Andy Foote, the mastermind behind Linkedinsights.com.

If you're looking to level up your skills, check out our online course Stand out with confidence on LinkedIn via https://campusconsultancy.thinkific.com/.

Let us know what you thought of this episode and send your feedback and thoughts to [email protected]

In this episode, you will hear the recording of an interactive Campus Consultancy LIVE streamed event where we sit down with 7 career experts in 70-minutes to learn how YOU can land a grad job in Australia. If you're looking for an edge on your employability, this is the podcast for you.

To learn more about Campus Consultancy, visit https://www.campusconsultancy.org/

You can connect with Josh Farr via https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr/ or [email protected]

From Episode 1 of "Teach me what you know" with podcaster, meditation guru and University of Melbourne student, Jesse Aaron-Raiz. Thanks for having me on Jesse, and I hope you enjoy this episode.

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Source: https://zenden.blog/2021/03/26/podcast-1-josh-farr-how-to-create-value-for-your-customers-and-adapt-to-a-rapidly-changing-world/

In this episode, I interview Josh Farr. Josh is the founder and face of Campus Consultancy. He is a super interesting person. We talk about how he created campus consultancy by finding a niche that no one was acting on, his business idols, advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and some of the problems universities and students face in a rapidly changing world. 

For some very interesting employment statistics of your university check out page 13 of the 2020 Qilt report (https://www.qilt.edu.au/docs/default-source/gos-reports/2020-gos/2020-gos-national-report.pdf). Bear in mind that these statistics refer only to full time work, not work that is necessarily related at all to the degree that was completed. A science graduate working stock take at Coles still counts as having found employment. 

Josh’s socials: 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr/

https://www.campusconsultancy.org/

Jesse's socials:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jesse-aaron-raiz-he-him-773886157/

https://www.instagram.com/jesse.raiz/

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How do you get a casual job in Melbourne after COVID-19? In this podcast, I share 7 steps to landing a job. According to a study from UTS/Macquarie University, 61% of international students lost their jobs due to COVID-19. As of October 28th, 2020, Melbourne retail and hospitality is opening back up and NOW IS THE TIME to land a job. In this video you will learn how to:  

1. Tailor your resume for casual work 

2. Identify and highlight the key skills you need to land a job 

3. Make a great first impression 

4. Communicate with confidence 

5. Find opportunities in your local area 

6. Ensure you are being paid a fair wage 

7. Get work that helps build skills for your future career 

"I'm not an international student, who can I help?"  The same report shared that more than 1 in 3 international students feared they'd have to (not want to) leave Australia due to financial difficulty. To help them feel they belong, thrive and make the most of their time in Australia you could consider: 

1. Providing some time for free mentoring 

2. Message your LinkedIn connections in their field and ask if anyone is hiring 

3. Walk your local neighborhood street and ask businesses if they need casual staff 

4. Take photos of "We're hiring" signs and share them on LinkedIn/Facebook  

For more information on how we can help you, check out our: 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr

Website: www.campusconsultancy.org

Our next guest is Dr. Jo Newton, a 2018 Australian Financial Review Top 100 Woman of Influence & Chair of Youth Voices Leadership Team. Growing up in Melbourne, Jo was told at 16-years old that she was “too smart to study agriculture” before moving to regional New South Wales to enrol in a Bachelor of Rural Sciences at the University of New England. 

While an undergraduate, Jo stepped up to be the 2nd year representative of the rural science undergraduate society in 2009, the Treasurer in 2010 & join SIFE (now renamed to Enactus) from 2010-2015. 

Jo would ultimately go on to receive the University Medal & complete her PhD in Quantitative Genetics in Armidale at UNE. 

In this episode, I’m speaking with Jo about her experiences in club leadership roles as an undergraduate, what she learned about leadership & entrepreneurship, & discuss the impact she’s made to date.

Top quotes from this episode:

Saying thank you isn't enough for the opportunities you can have as a young person.

In Australia less than 1 in 3 leadership positions are held by women. In agriculture its less than 1 in 7 leadership positions held by women.

I got real world project management experience hosting an event for 300 people & bringing 20 companies to Armidale. These practical real-world skills help you stand out when you’re looking for a grad job.

We’re a group of students. We’ve discovered that we don’t really know what we’re going to be next year & we’d like to change that. This is what we’re going to do.

I said yes to any opportunity to get up in front of people. The nerves are still there & now I see them as a good thing. A colleague said, “The butterflies are a good thing, because it means I care & if I ever get up in front of people to speak & I don’t have that’s when I’ll worry because it means I’ve stopped caring.”

If you equip a whole team & bring the whole team on the journey you are paying it forward by giving other young people access to opportunity & they pay it forward again & you have this amazing ripple effect.  

Susan Cain’s TED Talk:

https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts

Brené Brown’s TED Talk & Podcast with Tim Ferriss:

https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability/

https://tim.blog/2015/08/28/brene-brown-on-vulnerability-and-home-run-ted-talks/

Megumi Miki Quietly Powerful:

https://www.megumimiki.com/quietly-powerful

Connect with Enactus Australia CEO, Judy Howard:

[email protected]

Connect with Jo on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-newton-10012b3a/

For more interviews with leaders like Jo, make sure you follow Campus Consultancy:

To connect with our host, Josh Farr, connect on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr 

Join us again soon!

Our next guest is Guy Kawasaki, Chief Evangelist of Canva, one of Australia’s unicorn startups & an online digital design platform used by hundreds of student clubs across the country. Guy has done it all. Before he was working with Aussie startups, he was the chief evangelist of Apple, CEO of multiple companies himself & co-founded others.

He is a brand ambassador for Mercedes-Benz, has given TEDx talks, shared the TEDx stage with Dr. Jane Goodall & shared the South by South-West stage with Mark Cuban amongst others. Guy joins us on The Campus Experience to discuss his latest book, Wise Guy which has just been released today, February 26th, 2019!

If serendipity presents an opportunity, don’t be proud. Take it.

If a billionaire knight who owns an island and kitesurfs with Barack Obama can get on his knees and shine your shoes for your business, you can, too!

As you make decisions in your life, more data is better than less, so traveling, living away from home, and meeting people with different backgrounds are all valuable. 

There are no perfect candidates – there are only successful candidates who made their shortcomings irrelevant.

If you’re a boss, [ask yourself] are you offering employees a way to master new skills while working autonomously toward a meaningful goal?

God’s gift for finding something in common with people is LinkedIn. There you can learn about someone’s education background, work experience, and social connections to you. It’s the best tool ever for finding something on which to agree.

I made many mistakes in these positions, and I discuss them here so you can at least make different mistakes.

Do what’s right. Influence comes with a moral obligation to stand up for your principles and to help less fortunate people.

To learn all about the new book Wise Guy, visit:

https://guykawasaki.com/books/wise-guy/

Pre-order the Wise Guy:

https://www.amazon.com/Wise-Guy-Lessons-Life-Kawasaki/dp/0525538615

Follow Guy on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/guykawasaki/

For more interviews with leaders like Guy, make sure you follow Campus Consultancy:

Website: www.campusconsultancy.org/podcast

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/campusconsultancy/ 

To connect with our host, Josh Farr, connect on LinkedIn by typing in "Josh Farr"

Join us again soon!

Our next guest is Jim Whalley, South Australia’s Chief Entrepreneur. Before entering the business world, Jim joined the Royal Australian Air Force straight out of school where he was a pilot for 27 years. 

He then returned to complete his MBA at the University of Adelaide & in 2000 Co-Founded Nova Systems which he lead as CEO for 16-years, growing the business from 2 to 550 employees & landing on Top 20 fastest growing companies in SA, BRW Fast 100 & BRW “Best Places to Work.”

Jim is currently Chair & Executive Director of Nova Systems as well as leading South Australia’s entrepreneurship model to support the South Australian Government’s new approach to economic growth. 

I joined Jim at Lot Fourteen in Adelaide & can’t wait to unpack his leadership & entrepreneurship journey & hear about his plans for the future of entrepreneurship in South Australia. 

· Read about Jim’s view on making entrepreneurs heroes:

https://www.smartcompany.com.au/startupsmart/news-analysis/former-fighter-pilot-south-australian-chief-entrepreneur-startup-founders-should-be-hailed-heroes/

· Follow Jim on LinkedIn:

· Learn more about The Office of The Chief Entrepreneur:

· “When you have a vision or a goal, it makes many of the decisions much easier.”

· “My professor said…, ‘Think of something or fail.’”

· “I’m into celebrating people having a go.”

· “It’s just having an open mind, an enquiring mind & a logical mind that allows you to scan the environment & the landscape, see an opportunity & then look at how your capabilities match…”

· “If you go too far from your level or expertise & confidence there is a high risk of it going wrong.”

· “I think it’s great that athletes in Australia end up on the front page of the paper, but I’d also like those people that take a risk, that build businesses, that provide jobs, & do great things on a national & global scale that they’re celebrated as well & that they end up as role models for us.”

· “We need to make entrepreneurs heroes & there is an obligation that goes with that & that is that entrepreneurs do good, not evil.” 

What's Next?

For more interviews with leaders like Jim, make sure you follow Campus Consultancy:

Website: www.campusconsultancy.org/podcast

Facebook: www.facebook.com/campusconsultancyAU

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/campusconsultancy/

Feel free to connect with Josh on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/joshdfarr

 Join us again soon!