I have led complex change across government, universities, communities, and industries — in Australia and internationally. This is where that work is documented, reflected on, and still unfolding.
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Universities at the AI Crossroads: Time to Say It Out Loud
Are universities doing what is necessary with AI to remain relevant? On the evidence — a policy here, a pilot there, a working group somewhere — no. A diagnosis across leadership, culture, process and technology, and the first act of leadership the moment requires. … More Universities at the AI Crossroads: Time to Say It…
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Meeting with the Member for Warren Blackwood Bevan Eatts
A recent meeting with local Member Bevan Eatts focused on the Southern Forests region’s challenges and opportunities, including health services, infrastructure, and community support. Discussions emphasized the need for improved health infrastructure and water security while recognizing the region’s economic contributions. Continued investment is vital for community prosperity and sustainability. … More Meeting with the…
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The LCPT Framework – An Introduction
Transformation projects continue to fail at alarming rates, even when experienced teams, proven methodologies, and significant resources are involved. In this video, Dr Arthur Wilson introduces the LCPT Framework — a sociotechnical diagnostic tool designed to help organisations identify and manage the risks that traditional project management frameworks don’t address. … More The LCPT Framework…
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Walking the Halls of State Parliament
Monica Rado and I met with Minister Don Punch to discuss the Southern Forests Food Council’s (SFFC) role in supporting the Southern Forest Region. All part of my journey from South East San Diego to advocating for local farmers in Western Australia. … More Walking the Halls of State Parliament
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Supporting Made in WA: Championing our Farmers, Communities and the Southern Forests Through Gen Fresh
Gen Fresh. The name does a lot of work. It speaks to produce that is genuinely, measurably fresh — world-class fruit and vegetables grown in one of Australia’s finest food regions. It speaks to genuine people — farming families whose identity is inseparable from what they grow. It speaks to generational change — inspiring the…
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Film: Enjoy Your Visit (Executive Producer)
Enjoy Your Visit is heading into the world. The film will have its world premiere on April 16th and 17th at the Oscar-qualifying Cleveland International Film Festival — and we could not be more thrilled.
As Executive Producer, I had the privilege of working with an exceptionally talented creative team led by Emmy Award–winner Erin Cramer, alongside fellow Executive Producer Stephen Hammond and Producers Danae Grandison and Lauren Owen. Together we shaped and supported Erin’s vision — one grounded in history, dignity, and truth.
The film honours the powerful contributions of interpreters at institutions such as Mount Vernon, whose work brings forward stories too often obscured or softened by time. Their commitment ensures that the humanity of those who lived through enslavement remains present, accurate, and emotionally resonant. We hope it generates the conversation it deserves.
Mount Vernon — Inaugural Chair, League of Descendants of the Enslaved
I was honoured to serve as the Inaugural Chair of the League of Descendants of the Enslaved at Mount Vernon — a role that carries deep personal meaning and a profound sense of responsibility. The League was established to give voice, structure, and leadership to the descendants of those whose lives, labour, and humanity shaped Mount Vernon and the early United States. My focus was on building a strong foundation: clear governance, respectful engagement, cultural integrity, and a shared vision that honours both the past and the future. This is legacy work. And it was an honour to serve.
Southern Forests Food Council — Executive Chair
I chair the Southern Forests Food Council, helping guide practical, long-term transformation across one of Western Australia’s most productive agricultural regions. The work spans climate adaptation, youth engagement, economic advocacy, and community wellbeing — supporting growers who carry the region’s future on their shoulders. In 2023–24 alone, the SFFC delivered more than $6.1 million in direct economic value to the region. But the numbers only tell part of the story. The real measure is a community growing stronger, more connected, and better equipped for what comes next.
Being Arthur 