Top NDIS Influencers to Follow on Social Media in Melbourne

Ms Meredith Allan

Meredith Allan is a prominent leader in disability rights and NDIS advocacy. She is a former president of the International Society of Augmentative Communication (ISAAC) and has worked with NGOs to improve the lives of children and adults with complex communication needs for most of her life. She is a member of the NDIS Independent Advisory Council.

Ms Allan is a professional motivational speaker and keynote speaker who shares her personal story in order to help others. She is known for her ability to engage an audience from start to finish with her powerful keynote speeches. Her events often leave audiences feeling inspired and ready to make a positive impact in the world.

She is an expert in a variety of topics and has extensive experience with speaking in front of large groups. She has a passion for making a difference and has helped many individuals and companies to achieve success.

Besides her career, Allan is also a volunteer for a number of organizations. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Junior League of Jackson, Fondren Renaissance Foundation, Over the Edge with Friends, and Central Mississippi MSU Alumni Chapter.

Her work is focused on social justice, human rights, and promoting positive change in the world. She is an advocate for a culture of respect and inclusion for people with disabilities. She has also been involved in disaster recovery efforts and is a member of the National Committee on Disability.

She has been active on social media since 2010. Her posts have gathered over 80,000 followers and she has earned a following amongst the general public, celebrities, and politicians. She has been featured on TV and radio shows, and has spoken at conferences and seminars. She has written articles for several publications, including the Harvard Educational Review.

Ms Leah van Poppel

Ms Leah van Poppel is a respected leader, governance and disability rights advocate, who is currently the Principal Member of the Independent Advisory Council (Council) to the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Her work includes research, policy advice and government advocacy at state and federal levels to support the social inclusion of women with disability.

She has led women’s disability organisations for over a decade and is a strong advocate for inclusive policies at a local and national level. She is also a key member of the NDIS Reference Group, which provides advice to the Independent Advisory Council on how best to support children and young people with disability.

As a member of the Reference Group, Ms van Poppel has provided input into important NDIS changes over the last year. She has highlighted the need for market stewardship to shift its focus to quality outcomes and capacity building for families.

In addition, she has urged NDIA to stop its current practice of reducing larger plans without notice and a step-down approach. She has argued that the process of reviewing plans should be streamlined and participants’ voices heard, including those of children with disability.

Ms van Poppel also noted that the NDIS should provide more supports for children with complex needs. She stressed the need to have children and young people involved in co-design processes, which will help to shape their experiences of the NDIS and the support they receive.

Ms van Poppel’s experience in the sector will be a valuable asset to the NDIS. She has worked as a consultant, a project manager and a senior executive in the disability industry for over a decade. She has a strong background in disability policy, entrepreneurship and leadership.

Dr Peter Innes

Dr Peter Innes is a general surgeon with expertise in abdominal contents and organs such as the esophagus, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and thyroid glands. He specializes in both invasive and minimally-invasive surgical procedures that reduce recovery time.

He also provides surgical services for emergency cases and critical care patients. He has a lot of experience dealing with difficult medical situations, and he is very effective when it comes to delivering quality service.

In addition to his medical practice, he also serves as the President of Symbiota, a company that develops plant microbiome solutions that improve crop production. He is a well-known businessperson with a track record of success.

As a result, his presence on social media is highly recommended for businesses that are looking to attract new clients and customers. He is also a good source of information for businesses seeking to hire new employees.

His expertise in data analysis has benefited many organizations. He has helped public and private companies across a variety of industries to use data as a tool for improving their performance and achieving goals. He has consulted in a wide range of settings including government, hospitals, police, justice and corrections, factories, logistics, mining and exploration and stockbroking.

He has received a number of awards in the field of scientific research, and his work is cited throughout academia. His background is in sociology, social structure and change, psychology and human resources.

He is also a member of the International Association of Statistics Education and Training. He has also been featured on several news outlets for his contributions to the field of business. In addition, he is a co-author of two books. He is also a frequent speaker at conferences and other events related to his profession.

Ms Maryanne Diamond

Ms Maryanne Diamond, who is blind, has spent her life working to improve the lives of people with disability. She is an internationally acclaimed leader and disability rights advocate who was the President of the World Blind Union from 2008 to 2012. Ms Diamond also serves as the General Manager of Stakeholder Engagement at the NDIS.

She is a member of the NDIS Independent Advisory Council and is responsible for helping to support the NDIA’s communication strategy. She has a background in disability and health care, and is an expert on empowering women with disability. She is the author of several books and has been published in a number of international journals.

Her latest book, 'Blinded by Love: A Memoir of Disablement', was published in March 2017. It is a deeply personal account of her life as a woman with a vision impairment.

A longtime advocate for people with disabilities, Ms Diamond has worked to improve the lives of blind and visually impaired people worldwide, as well as their families. She has led the World Blind Union and is a member of the International Disability Alliance. She has also been involved in the development of the Marrakesh Treaty, which seeks to make all texts available in accessible formats to blind people.

Ms Diamond is a strong advocate for the NDIS and the benefits it can bring to the lives of Australians with disability, and believes in reducing barriers to accessing information for people with disability. She also wants to see a reduction in the amount of time it takes to get an NDIS plan approved and reduce the number of appeals filed against the agency.

Author : Ms Ritu Paudal - RISU Care (NDIS Approved Disability Support Provider in Melbourne)

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