Jane is an experienced leader with proven expertise in people and talent development, culture transformation and change. Jane joined UniSA in a new role as Executive Director People, Talent and Culture in December 2016.
Key responsibilities include leading the Human Resource functions of the University including Workplace Strategy and Transformation, Organisational Development, Safety and Wellbeing, Employee Relations, Recruitment Central, Payroll Services and Superannuation, and Strategic People Partnering.
Jane's role is a direct report to the Vice Chancellor and she is a member of the University’s Enterprise Leadership Team with key responsibilities for enabling change and transformation through our chief asset,... Read more
About me
Jane is an experienced leader with proven expertise in people and talent development, culture transformation and change. Jane joined UniSA in a new role as Executive Director People, Talent and Culture in December 2016.
Key responsibilities include leading the Human Resource functions of the University including Workplace Strategy and Transformation, Organisational Development, Safety and Wellbeing, Employee Relations, Recruitment Central, Payroll Services and Superannuation, and Strategic People Partnering.
Jane's role is a direct report to the Vice Chancellor and she is a member of the University’s Enterprise Leadership Team with key responsibilities for enabling change and transformation through our chief asset, our people.
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Bachelor of Arts Sheffield Hallam University
Ms Booth joined UniSA from SA Health where she was Executive Director of People and Culture. Prior to that, she led a broad portfolio of responsibilities for Adelaide City Council as General Manager City and Organisational Development, working across economic development, strategy and innovation, ICT and people and culture.
Her track record also includes more than 20 years in the media in the United Kingdom, working first in magazines, then for both independent commercial television and the BBC.