Helen Bartley has more than 25 years quantitative and qualitative
research experience designing and conducting market and social
research and evaluations in the areas of customer and staff
satisfaction, behaviour change, usage and attitude studies, brand
health and customer loyalty, program and service evaluations across
a wide variety of industry sectors including water and energy
utilities, natural resource management, agriculture, natural
resource management, sustainable travel and a wide range of other
service organisations. She also has 15 years’ postgraduate
experience teaching survey research methods, survey sampling and
statistical computing. She has also appeared in the Federal
Court of Australia and the Fair Work Commission as an expert
witness providing evidence on statistical and survey related
matters.
She is
experienced in designing and delivering customer, community and
stakeholder engagement activities in a range of sectors, with a
particular focus on government services and utilities. Helen
has provided advice on, and designed, various consumer engagement
activities to inform water corporation pricing submissions.
She has served
on high profile professional committees in the energy sector and was
recently a member of AusNet Services Customer Forum, established in
collaboration with the AER to represent consumer perspectives to the
AER in AusNet Services energy distribution pricing determination.
I was responsible for the design and delivery of various customer
and community engagement activities aimed at gathering evidence of
energy consumers’ opinions and preferences. This evidence was
fundamental to negotiations with AusNet Services to ensure their
2021-26 Energy Distribution Pricing Submission was in the best
interests of consumers.
Helen is
a member of the AER’s Consumer Reference Group (CRG) for
its Inflation Review 2020 and Rate of Return Instrument 2022,
bringing to this group expertise in consumer research and engagement
and applying that expertise to gathering evidence of the long-term
interests of energy consumers for consideration in AER regulatory
decisions.
She has also led
and served on various research, evaluation and statistical
committees.
Helen is
academically and professionally qualified in her fields of
expertise. She is passionate about applying best practice to
engagement and research programs and regularly participates
in industry based professional development programs and conferences
to ensure her skills remain relevant when providing professional
advice and services.
Academic qualifications
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Master
of Applied Science, Social Statistics, Swinburne
University of Technology
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Graduate
Diploma of Applied Science, Social Statistics, Swinburne
University of Technology
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Bachelor of
Arts, University of Melbourne
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Certificate of
Horticultural Studies, Victorian College of Agriculture and
Horticulture
PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATIONS
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Advanced
Certificate in Engagement, International Association for Public
Participation
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Accredited
Statistician, Statistical Society of Australia
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Qualified
Professional Researcher, Research Society (Australia)
PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES
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Member of
Statistical Society of Australia’s Accreditation Committee
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Member of
Australasian Evaluation Society, Relationships Subcommittee
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Member of the
Research Society’s Editorial Advisory Group
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Former chair of
the Research Society’s Victorian Division Committee
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Former National
and Victorian Chair of The Research Society’s Independent
Researchers’ Group
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Former member of
the Business Boroondara Advisory Committee
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
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Member of the
International Association for Public Participation
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Member of the
Australasian Evaluation Society (AES)
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Member of the
Statistical Society of Australia Incorporated (SSAI)
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Member of the
Research Society (Australia)
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Member of
Australian Institute of Company Directors
Jon has a Master of Science degree in
Hydrogeology and has over 30 years
experience encompassing a range of environmental and water resource issues.
His
main areas of expertise are in surface water / groundwater interactions,
sustainable use of recycled water, groundwater quality and beneficial
uses. He is a
specialist in
preliminary and detailed hydrogeological assessments, impact assessment, and monitoring program
and network design to achieve environmentally sustainable water and
wastewater use.
Jon’s experience also encompasses strategic
resource management, project management and planning, tender development
and evaluation, and directing
complex investigations.
He has applied this expertise in a range of
projects from site specific to regional scale studies. Recent assessments
involved sustainable wastewater storage and use, identifying options for
effective water quality monitoring and reporting for the EPA, and
renewing the State Groundwater Monitoring Network.
Other
significant
studies comprise groundwater resource, water quality and pollution
investigations incorporating data review, monitoring network design and
installation, and groundwater flow and contaminant transport modelling for Government agencies, Regional Water Authorities and
industry.
He has undertaken a number of landfill and
contaminated site groundwater studies,
including comprehensive data review and interpretation, numerical
modelling, qualitative risk assessment and documentation for
planning approvals. Jon also provides expert hydrogeological
technical review services and he has experience in the management of
large natural resource data sets in groundwater and environmental studies.
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