Christine Petersen, an authority on productivity and value added management, is the founder and Managing Director of Time Technology. With a long and successful career in both learning and development and the corporate world, Christine has always been at the forefront of helping leading individuals, teams and organizations meet the demands of a constantly changing business environment. Christine developed her intellectual property, Time Technology, in response to a growing demand by business leaders for practical ways to achieve better control in the workplace.
Recognizing that the information knowledge age has dramatically changed the work environment, Christine developed a planning methodology applied through technology to help executives achieve a better work life balance. Since establishing this program in 2003, Christine and her team of accredited facilitators have helped over 5,000 busy executives in the Asia Pacific region to raise productivity and reduce their time investment. Leading international organizations including Barclays, British Consulate-General, CLSA, Credit Suisse, Hongkong Land, Jardine Shindler, Johnson Stokes & Master, Merrill Lynch, Shell, S.W.I.F.T, Walt Disney and many more have successfully undertaken Time Technology programs.
Prior to establishing Time Technology, Christine owned a Sydney franchise of a worldwide time management company. During this thirteen-year period, Christine and her team grew the business to be the largest and most successful learning and development centre in a global network of over 300 offices. With clients such as Microsoft Australia, IBM Australia, Compaq, Macquarie Bank and ING, they held this leading position for seven consecutive years.
Christine commenced her career in the construction and building industry where she broke the glass ceiling for women in the corporate world by becoming the first woman to be appointed on the National Manufacturers Council and ranked in the top 5% of women managers at the time. For over 15 years, Christine held various senior management positions in sales and marketing and was a fellow of the Australian Institute of Management. It was during these years that Christine played a major role in total quality management and value added management. It was also at this time that she gained first hand experience in enhancing productivity and the company's bottom line by improving processes.
Christine has spent her lifetime empowering corporate executives to work smarter and is a much sought after public speaker on this topic. She is the Vice Chair of AustCham Technology Committee and a member of the Community Business Leadership team (CBLT).
