Paul Dalby

Below is a brief description of my Curriculum Vitae. You can contact me for a full version.

EDUCATION
2000	Executive Diploma Business Planning, South Australian Enterprise Workshop
1993 – 1996	PhD, University of Adelaide
1987 – 1990	Bachelor of Science at Flinders University
EMPLOYMENT
2004+	Director, In Fusion Consulting Pty Ltd Director, Re-Brick Pty Ltd
2004 – 2007	Director, Wellington Property Developments Pty Ltd
2003 – 2004	Acting Principal Technical Advisor, Land Management, DWLBC
2001 – 2003	Innovation and Business Development Coordinator, Sustainable Resources (PIRSA and DWLBC). Research Program Coordinator, Land Technologies Alliance
1999 – 2001	Research Program Coordinator, Land Technologies Alliance.
1998 – 1999	Coordinator, Natural Heritage Trust Evaluation, PIRSA
1997 – 1998	Lecturer, University of Adelaide
OTHER ACTITIVIES
2006+	Board Member, Water Industry Alliance
2007+	Member, Finniss Group – a think tank of CEOs from the Water Industry

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS

• Principal author of the business plan for the Centre for Natural Resource Management which attracted $11,780,000 in funding from the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality.
• Through leading the initial Technical Working Group of the Centre for Natural Resource Management, identifying with regional NRM groups in SA their role to stimulate, encourage and co-invest in research that is relevant to underpinning their investment strategies. This has lead to the regions identifying over $20 M of research projects.
• Principal author of the application for the Lower Murray Landscape Futures Project which attracted over $3 M in cash and in kind support, and brought together five research agencies, three regional community groups, and the Murray Darling Basin Commission. It is one of the very few large research projects in Australia that is lead by a team of regional community leaders and scientists to develop the science required to underpin regional strategies across more than one region (Wimmera and Mallee CMAs, the SA MDB Region).
• Principal Coordinator of major national symposium, "Getting it Right", to explore the underlying principles for investment in natural resource management. 450 delegates from across Australia . The principles developed at this Conference are written into many of the Investment Plans of regional NRM groups in SA.
• Coordinator of the Land Technologies Alliance from 1999 to 2003, a joint venture between the University of Adelaide, CSIRO, DWLBC, SARDI and DPI Victoria which attracted research funding over and above that listed above of over $3.5 million.
• Coordinator of the Water Research Cluster at the University of Adelaide which has increased collaboration with other researchers and NRM Boards in undertaking research into water resource management, and resulted in $5.8 M for collaborative research activities.