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Dr Glen Simpson
Professional Qualifications
- PhD, University of Queensland, 1974
- B.Ag.Sc. (Hons), University of Queensland, 1968
- Dip.Ag.Sc. (QDA, Hons), Queensland Agricultural College, 1963
Professional Affiliations
- Foundation Member and Council Member, Company Directors Association of Australia
- Past Councillor, Australian Professional Consultants Council
- Associate Fellow, Government Technology Users Association
Countries of Work Experience
- PNG, Algeria, Argentina, Australia, China, Costa Rica, Cyprus, Egypt, Honduras, , Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Syria, Thailand, Vanuatu, Yemen Arab Republic
Professional & Development Work Experience
August 2000 - Present: Executive Director, Coffey International Ltd
- Coffey International Ltd (CIL) is a listed multidisciplinary consulting engineering company
- Dr Simpson is a member of the Board, the Executive Management and Systems Executive of CIL.
2005 - Present: Chief Executive Officer, Coffey International Development
- Dr Simpson is responsible for the operations of Coffey International Development and its regional operations which include Australasia (formerly SAGRIC and Coffey MPW), Europe & Africa (Enterplan), Middle East, Americas and Coffey Training.
1989 - 2005: Managing Director, SAGRIC International Pty Ltd
- Responsible to the Board of Directors of SAGRIC International for all aspects of day-to-day company management.
1979 - 1989: Project Leader & Director
- During this period, Dr Simpson undertook numerous international assignments for SAGRIC International.
1979: Lecturer, Department of Agronomy & Soil Science, University of New England, NSW
1977-1979: Technical Manager & Chief Agronomist, Reed Irrigation Systems
1976: Specialist Consultant, Dryland Pasture and Livestock Project, North East Thailand
1975-1976: Specialist Soil-Water Plan Consultant, Centre for the Development of Pastures and Fodder Crops in Semi-Arid Areas, UNDP/FAO, Spain
