Poul Bottern (MBA Hons, GAICD) joined IntoWork Australia as Group CEO in 2012 having over 30 years’ experience in management and executive level roles across community, training and employment related services.
Poul has worked with the Board and Management Team in building IntoWork Australia into a large progressive employment, training, education and support provider with over 200 locations across Australia. He is actively involved in various forums and peak bodies, including his role as the President of the National Australian Apprenticeship Association, and attendance at the 2022 National Jobs and Skills Forum.
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Essendon District Football Players Set to Score Big with Apprenticeship Opportunities
Essendon District Football Players are set to kick their careers into high gear, thanks to a partnership with AGA (part of the IntoWork Group) and Essendon District Football League (EDFL). With a shared vision of nurturing local talent and fostering career pathways, AGA and the EDFL have teamed up again to create a dynamic and […]
Read MoreNZ Mum finds passion for trades after fixing broken shower
Hamilton mum-of-three Amber James discovered her calling for plumbing after a simple home repair. Working previously at a local meatworks, Amber found the 12-hour shifts increasingly challenging after the birth of her son. Seeking a change, she turned to a practical solution that would change her life. “My shower had low pressure, so I took […]
Read MoreInspiring Women in the Electrical Trade
Annette Erickson swapped her corporate life for a tool belt, joining a growing number of women breaking into the traditionally male-dominated electrical industry. After a decade in the tech and software industry, the 32-year-old Blue Mountains resident is just two months into her new career as an electrical apprentice working on Transgrid’s High Voltage Electrical […]
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