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Toby Newstead

Senior Lecturer in Management

Management

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  • Senior Lecturer in Management
    Management
  • Tasmanian School of Business and Economics, Management, Building A, Newnham Campus, TAS

PROJECTS

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UTAS INTERNAL FUNDING
Place-based leadership development
University of Tasmania26 Aug 2024 - 31 Dec 2024
People funded by this grant: Newstead T
CONSULTANCY/CONTRACT RESEARCH
Talking Leadership Research and Practice
The Menzies Foundation1 Jan 2024 - 31 May 2025
People funded by this grant: Newstead T, Crawford J
Project Total: $6,996; The Menzies Foundation is seeking to fund the extension of the Talking Leadership research dissemination program to support greater research connectivity with industry practitioners. The grant is proposed to support research activities in the preparation and dissemination of high quality Talking Leadership practices across Australia digitally. Funded by: The Menzies Foundation ($6,996); University of Tasmania.
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Cultivating Good Leadership and Virtues
Kravis Leadership Institute1 Jan 2023 - 1 Jan 2024
People funded by this grant: Newstead T, Crawford JA, Smith CA
Project Total: $8,604; The Kravis Leadership Institute has led the formation of a collected works on virtuous leadership alongside a conference session for those successful in having a chapter accepted. This project creates an opportunity to enable scholarship of leadership practices, and for COBE participants to be the only Australian representatives invited to one of the leading research events on leadership. Funded by: Kravis Leadership Institute Small Grant ($8,604)
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Marine Bioproducts Cooperative Research Centre
Department of Industry, Innovation and Science4 May 2022 - 31 Dec 2031
People funded by this grant: Zhang W, Johnson C, Hurd C, Bolch C, MacLeod C
Project Total: $59,000,000; The objective of the MB-CRC is to transform Australia's emerging marine bioproducts sector into a globally competitive industry. The focus will be on the industry and market-driven innovations to improve both the supply chain and value chain to deliver economies of scale and competitive capacity for Australia to access high value markets across the globe. Strategic alignment: From Tasmania and for Tasmania: A revolution in use of sustainable marine resources, the use of innovative bioprocessing technologies and the exploitation of local Tasmanian bioproducts with a global impact Human Health and nutrition: Marine derived products will improve human health and nutrition Economic performance: Create regional competitive advantage for the marine bioproducts sector and new businesses through the industry problems we solve. Lift the economic performance of the State on manufacturing and bioresources usage. Environmental sustainability: providing aquaculture and agriculture industries with different market options Educational attainment: Students will be strongly involved in the development of the projects, aligned with Tasmania as a STEM State to collaborate with industry, business and government to translate knowledge into practical and productive outcomes. Funded by: Department of Industry, Innovation and Science - CRC Programme; Marine Bioproducts CRC; University of Tasmania ($2,500,000).
CONSULTANCY/CONTRACT RESEARCH
Volunteer Leadership in Tasmania
Volunteering Tasmania Inc.1 Jan 2022 - 31 Dec 2022
People funded by this grant: Newstead T, Chuah S-H, Loghman S, Finau G
Project Total: $10,000; Explore and develop leadership capability in Tasmania's volunteer sector Funded by: Volunteering Tasmania Inc. ($10,000); University of Tasmania.
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Leadership for Mental Health and Wellbeing of Volunteer Workforces
Department of Health (Tasmania)1 Jun 2021 - 30 Jun 2023
People funded by this grant: Schimanski L, Martin A, Newstead T
Project Total: $188,622; Partnering with Volunteers Tasmania and the Mental Health Council of Tasmania to implement a project that aims to develop and deliver training that promotes active leadership of volunteer mental health and wellbeing. Funded by: Department of Health (Tasmania) - Grant-Healthy Tasmania Fund; Volunteering Tasmania Inc.; University of Tasmania.
UTAS INTERNAL FUNDING
Developing Good Leaders – Presentation at the KDR/Leadership Quarterly Leadership Development Conference
University of Tasmania3 Jul 2019 - 31 Dec 2019
People funded by this grant: Newstead T
UTAS INTERNAL FUNDING
Teaching with Virtue: Peer Learning Circle
University of Tasmania1 Jan 2019 - 31 Dec 2019
People funded by this grant: Newstead T, Kelder JC, Short M, Gale F, Murray SL