Articles by Georgina Camp
Following a 10-year career across international law and the military, Georgina transitioned to Community Development to address social issues at their root cause. Having experienced both ends of the ‘problem solving’ spectrum, Georgina recognised wellbeing measurement holds the key to get all parts of the system working together to make progress on social issues. This realisation led to the development of social enterprise, Huber Social, and fostered a lifelong commitment to the integrity of how we measure social progress in terms of wellbeing.
Connecting with people is what makes Georgina thrive. In her current role as Growth and Partnerships lead, Georgina is focused on finding opportunities for where wellbeing measurement will add the most value and partnering with people taking action to see real change.
Georgina holds a Master of Development, Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts (Politics and International Relations). Georgina was recognised in the 2019 Australian Financial Review’s top 100 Women of Influence. Georgina is a co-convenor of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance Australia hub.
