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Susan McNair

Partner, Currie

Susan McNair is a partner at Currie, a medium-sized sustainability communications consultancy based in Australia.1 As a Partner in Business Development, she works at the intersection of food, people, and the environment, engaging with corporate and government clients primarily across rural and regional Australia.12

Professional Background

Susan has built her career around bringing people together and sharing stories to effect positive change.2 Her expertise includes:

  • Sustainability communications
  • Business development
  • Public relations
  • Media experience

Prior to her role in public relations, Susan spent a decade working in media across Australia and New Zealand, where she held positions as a journalist, editor, and managing editor.1

Current Role and Responsibilities

At Currie, Susan's responsibilities include:

  • Engaging with clients across rural and regional Australia
  • Developing sustainability communications strategies
  • Contributing to the company's pro bono strategy, which pledges 5% of chargeable hours to pro bono projects annually3

Personal Interests and Advocacy

Susan is an avid hiker and lives in regional Victoria.1 She is passionate about:

  • Building a better world through collective action
  • Promoting walkability as an essential component of livability in outer-suburban and peri-urban development
  • Supporting thriving communities through active connection

Susan's commitment to sustainability and community development aligns closely with her professional work at Currie, where she focuses on projects that support positive environmental and social outcomes.

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Location

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia