Tamara DiMattina is one of Australia's leading climate change communications innovators. She created the original RUOK day, founded Buy Nothing New Month and produces The New Joneses EV Road Trip. Her multi-award-winning communications studio simplifies climate complexity and normalises sustainable living. Tamara holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations from RMIT, completed the Cranlana Centre for Ethical Leadership Executive Colloquium on Ethics, Society and Justice in 2018, took part in the 2014 Leadership from the Edge expedition to Antarctica, and completed the Centre for Sustainability Leadership Fellowship in Sustainability and Leadership in 2010. Connect with Tamara on LinkedIn.
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