Craig Gilliver

Craig Gilliver is a lecturer at The University of Sydney's Business School (BUS). He holds a degree in literature from Macquarie University and a graduate diploma in communications with a major in journalism from the University of Technology, Sydney. Gilliver has published articles in various media outlets, including The Sydney Morning Herald and the New York Times. He has worked in government, tertiary education, the arts, and not-for-profit sectors, with experience in programming arts events, teaching, and corporate communications. He is currently pursuing a PhD through creative practice at the University of Adelaide.

Craig A Gilliver is a Lecturer at the University of Sydney, specializing in storytelling, narrative, leadership, and creative methodologies for exploring organizational issues. His research examines how storytelling and narrative frameworks influence leadership practices and organizational dynamics. Gilliver's work also investigates the intersection of religious beliefs and contemporary work practices, as seen in his study of Seventh-Day Adventist dietary restrictions in Australia. Additionally, he explores the role of technology in fostering multidisciplinary learning experiences. His research highlights the potential of creative methodologies to address complex organizational challenges and promote innovative educational practices.