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đź—ş Bonnie Shaw
Adaptive leadership, public sector innovation, advanced technologies, data informed design
Bonnie Shaw is a leader in public sector innovation, adaptive leadership, and data-informed design with a diverse career spanning public, private, and social sectors.
With a background in landscape architecture and urban design, Bonnie transitioned to technology development and innovation, working with notable organizations like the Whitehouse, NASA, and Hilton Hotels.
As the Smart City Practice Lead at the City of Melbourne, Bonnie established Australia's first smart cities office and co-founded Place Intelligence, a GeoAi startup focused on making big data accessible for evidence-based decision-making.
Currently, Bonnie serves as the Chief Entrepreneur in Residence at the Municipal Association of Victoria and is actively involved in education and capacity development, holding adjunct professor roles at top universities.
Passionate about data-informed design, Bonnie founded the Data Informed Design community and is the creative director of SHTF SHFT, exploring the impacts of stress exposure.
Bonnie's accolades include being a finalist in the Australian and New Zealand Women in AI Awards, a global Ai Visionary award recipient, and a trained Human Potential Coach specializing in data-driven bio-hacking.
Her educational background includes studies at the University of Melbourne, Queensland University of Technology, and the Human Potential Institute, among others.
Highlights
đź‘€ To all the parents recovering from #bookweek panic stations. I see you.
Next round of #innovation job interviews- no CV’s. Just photos of last years costume thrown together 30mins before school starts with bits and bobs from the recycling bin, some old stockings and non permanent marker.
#nailedit
#MAVlab Innovation Talks is a new event series that will act like innovation acupuncture by showcasing inspirational public sector work and the extraordinary practitioners leading it.
We're kicking things off with the theme of #ConnectedPlaces by bringing together two living legends of public sector design.
In partnership with the Living Cities Forum and the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, #MAVLab invites you to join visionary architect Nathalie de Vries (the DV from the world-renowned Dutch architecture practice MVRDV) in conversation with Jocelyn Chiew, Director of City Design at the City of Melbourne.
I'll be facilitating the convo and we're be roaming through topics like: how good public design can engage community in social spaces, the role of public design and architecture in activating cities and citizens, and how provocative design can empower greater participation in the public realm.
It's going to be a cracker!
Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/gsFbKWKc
On a personal note - they say don't meet your heroes... but I couldn't be more excited for this conversation - two awesome women doing extremely awesome work.
Way (way) back when, I decided to study landscape architecture because I wanted to design playgrounds - and the City of Melbourne has a track record of delivering some of the most incredible playgrounds you've ever seen!
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When MVRDV released Metacity / Datatown back in 1999, it was like an ⚡ electric shock to my imagination 🧠and completely upended the way that I thought about discipline spanning design. I have returned to it often over the last 25 years and my dogeared copy of the book sits alongside the others greats like A Pattern Language and Image of the City.
🙌 👏 🙌 👏 Municipal Association of Victoria
