Helen Millicer

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  • Sustainable Development
  • Waste and Recycling
  • Energy, Carbon and Water

Manager of future-focused sustainability programs, board member and consultant across Australia. Delivering strategy, research and communications for government, industry and not-for-profit organisations. Delivering seminars on future challenges and opportunities. Specialist knowledge, skills and networks include waste, recycling, energy, carbon and water challenges and systems.

Helen is on several Boards including Australian President ATA (charity NFP) and government agencies. Previously in the national Bicycle Network, and Chairs of Australian Republican Movement and Victorian Arts Management Advisory Group. Helen is focussed on creating a sustainable future.

Helen is based in Melbourne, Australia.

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