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Dawn O'Neil
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Master Business Administration (MBA)
University of Wollongong 2002
Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (FAICD) 2007
Dawn was the CEO of Beyondblue from January to October 2011. Dawn was previously CEO of one of Australia’s largest charities - Lifeline Australia - and in 2009 was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for services to the community and to Mental Health.
Dawn has a background in business management and marketing and is a member of the Australian Suicide Prevention Advisory Council (ASPAC) and the National Advisory Council for Mental Health (NACMH).
With the goal of improving knowledge of depression and anxiety, Dawn endeavours to build upon beyondblue’s extensive achievements in depression awareness, prevention and early intervention within the health, education and employment sectors and in all Australian communities.
With a passion to support individuals and communities to be socially, emotionally and mentally healthy and equipped to be both givers and receivers of care, Dawn aims to strengthen beyondblue’s national leadership, to continue to increase the capacity of the community to prevent depression and anxiety, and respond effectively.
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Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre
Australia’s most comprehensive youth, technology and mental health collaboration, the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre, has today launched an unprecedented online campaign targeting Australian teenagers, drawing attention to the consequences of thoughtless and hurtful use of social media and empowering them to act with respect online. Unique to the campaign is the application of an innovative digital tracking methodology which – in conjunction with a cohort study that will survey and interview young people – will measure its impact on behaviour change over time.
