Tracey Harris is the Executive Director of Amovita Consulting and is a leading speaker and professional on developing high performance in the workplace.
Tracey has worked in the human services and corporate sectors specialising in organisational and business excellence, leadership and performance for over 25 years.
Having worked as a senior ministerial advisor, Tracey led the social housing reform in NSW with a particular focus on West Dubbo. This policy reform was recognised as a positive policy platform in working alongside the Aboriginal community and Elders who were instrumental in developing new social housing outcomes for this community.
Tracey has worked both in senior management and in clinical practice early in her career. She leads the Management and Executive Consulting Division of Amovita and has a career that spans three states of Australia and she has clients in Australia and internationally. Tracey has also provided lectureship at the Australian Catholic University in Brisbane, where she specialised in the fields of public and social policy, field education and mediation for eight years.
In addition to her work as Lecturer and as Executive Director for Amovita Consulting, Tracey also has an interest in research on high performance leadership and neuroscience and has developed an integrated model of coaching and supervision in the workplace for high performance outcomes. Tracey is currently an HDR Candidate with Griffith University researching how training in leadership and supervision influences supervisor competence.
Professional Qualifications
2017 Superconscious Self Coaching (Acc)
2016 Herrman Brain International - Certified Practitioner HBDITM
2015 TAE Cert IV Training & Assessment
2014 MPhil (Current) - Griffith University
2014 Blue Ocean Strategy Australia - Strategic Leadership
2013 Diploma Neuroscience Leadership
2012 Blue Ocean Australia - Strategic Leadership
2010 Family Transitions, Child Inclusive Family Dispute Resolution Clinical Training
2010 St George Bank, Business Leaders Program
2009 Post Graduate Diploma Dispute Resolution (Partial)
