Meet Our Team

As a business psychologist, Cameron’s primary interest is strengthening business performance by maximising the human element. The human element is the only consistent and reliable dimension that continues to show up in all studies of business performance and effectiveness.

Cameron integrates his understanding of people, business and performance to develop the mindsets, skill sets and key habits that generate consistent business results.

Cameron has worked across industries including engineering, financial services, construction, professional services, resources and education. He has worked with leaders and teams to generate results in the areas of innovation, developing the customer experience and business planning and performance.

Cam loves to travel and take in new experiences including new cultures, adventure activities, experimental cooking projects and preferably a combination of all. He lives in Brisbane and loves to be outside enjoying time with family, friends and of course Molly the cocker spaniel.

Annette is fascinated by the psychology of business. She understands the dynamics of human systems and performance and uses this to optimise how employees and organisations work.

As a registered psychologist, Annette is able to draw on her expertise of how humans think, feel and behave. She believes that there is nothing more powerful than focused human energy – when this energy is unlocked, humans can achieve remarkable things.

Annette has complemented her experience in industry with a PhD in organisational psychology allowing her to bring both a scientific and practical approach.

She loves the challenge and opportunity of helping businesses adapt and thrive in a complex, dynamic and competitive business environment. Annette is able to use her specialist skills in the areas of group dynamics, facilitation, change management and culture transformation to create a tangible business impact.

Annette is a night owl, married to an early riser, and always starts her day with a cappuccino in her hand. Outside of work, she loves spending time around the dinner table with family and friends and catching the latest movie.

As a meticulous and driven Organisational Development Consultant with a Master’s in Organisational Psychology, Laura has a strong interest in people and why they behave in certain ways. She has developed a passion for solving organisational problems and for using a variety of psychological tools to improve the overall engagement and performance of employees. She thrives on complex challenges and seeing organisations grow, transform and succeed.

Laura previously worked in the Netherlands at one of the top consulting firms, within an organisational and management development department and an assessment and development department. This offered great experience in all areas of organisational psychology.

At Coretex Group, Laura uses a range of processes and methodologies to create high impact business solutions and improve the effectiveness from an employee, team or organisational perspective.

Laura loves trying out new recipes but doesn’t consider herself a top chef as she secretly prefers going to restaurants. She can be found traveling around the world or spending time with any animal (especially dachshunds)!

Janet joined Coretex Group as our Office Manager in 2020 with experience gained from defence and engineering environments. She facilitates in the background with administrative, travel and finance tasks to help keep the Coretex Group running smoothly.

Introducing Molly, our Coretex Group office dog. Molly believes she runs the business despite her lack of deliverables.

A good day’s work involves sleeping in the office and making sure we take regular breaks, which usually involves some form of attention directed at her!

Did you know scientific studies have confirmed the benefits of pets in the workplace?  Pets can increase creativity, collaboration and office morale and encourage a healthy work-life balance.

Short walks, a play or pat, and temporary distractions gives staff a mental break, ultimately preventing stress and exhaustion.