Bronwen Campbell is a presenter who brings a broad range of experiences to her audiences. She has Rotary International to thank for starting her speaking career over twenty years ago when she was an exchange student in Germany.

She believes that there is always a better way - but it is not just a matter of knowledge. It also takes attitude and action to get performance and results. With a can-do attitude, Bronwen seeks to constantly improve her own approach to life and business. Her greatest compliment is to be regarded as an inspiration to others to do the same.

She has been a project engineer, manufacturing manager, industrial equipment sales engineer, sales manager, human resources manager, occupational health and safety consultant, writer, trainer and course developer.

Qualified in technical, management, training and language fields, Bronwen holds a bachelor's degree in Chemical and Materials Engineering (University of Auckland), Certificate of Proficiency in German (Stage I and II) (University of Auckland) a Master of Business Administration (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) and a Diploma of Workplace Training and Assessment Systems (Australian School of Commerce and Management). She is a member of the Australian Institute of Management, the National Speakers Association of Australia and a number of community groups.

She is back in the field she loves, helping raise awareness of better ways to do things, winning people over and persuading them to take action. As Engineering Solutions Manager at Plant Solutions Pty Ltd, Bronwen helps people in the process industries to optimise performance and boost their company's profits.

A mother of four young children and founder of Active Learning Partners, Bronwen leads a busy life and has a wealth of experience in the issues of work-life balance and family-friendly practices.

With a sincere and warm presentation style, coupled with an open and frank sharing of her experiences, Bronwen is able to inspire her audiences and motivate them to put their knowledge, skills and learning into action to find that better way. Her message is simple.

Awareness + Attitude + Action = Triple A performance