Meet the Team!

This is the ECFS Executives for 2011! If you have any enquiries for any particular executive, please feel free send them an email.

 

Josephine Kwok

President: josephine@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Business Administration / B. Laws

As an active member since 2007, I have witnessed the growth and development of ECFS into a professional student society that caters for its diverse member base of students from the Faculty of Business and Economics. As the ECFS President for 2011, I will lead and motivate our team to achieve our 2011 goals of delivering relevant and exciting events and improving the connection between our sponsors and members. This year will see the return of our popular careers events, business strategy competition and an even bigger and more exciting camp. We have also planned to introduce a new surprise social event and a new competition. 

For those wanting to join, make sure you visit us at our O-Week stall in the main courtyard area, and for those wanting to take the initiative and participate in ECFS; please enquire about becoming an active member.

 

Michelle Ren

Project Development Executive: michelle.r@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Commerce - Accounting / B. Actuarial Studies

As the ECFS Project Development Executive for 2010, I am mainly responsible for:

• Developing and executing new ECFS projects such as the promoting ECFS during the Orientation Day, Open Day as well as current ECFS projects such as the ECFS BBQs, Orientation Week and the Diversity Week.

• Assisting with other ECFS events, competitions with the organisers 

• Updating members with upcoming ECFS events and useful informations such as Internship/Graduate Programs via emails and other communication devices.

• Implementing the ECFS Internship Program as required.

• Build, recruit and coordinate an Active Membership base. Contact the active members when their help is required.

•  Maintaining Active Members program and database, including records of contributions by active members for each event.

• Write and print certificates and letters of reference for Active Members who satisfy the minimum requirements of events.

 

Fiona Tan

Degree: B. Business Administration / B. Arts - Major in Human Resources  

How do you see ECFS differentiate from other student societies?

Being a part of ECFS has shown me how diverse we are as opposed to other student societies. ECFS accommodates the majority of students studying within the Faculty of Business and Economics, such as economics, finance and commerce. I believe that we can offer students the opportunity to learn, experience and benefit from our events and programs.

What makes you excited about ECFS in 2011?

All the new people I will meet, the knowledge I will gain from being a part of ECFS and the social endeavors yet to come for this upcoming year, especially the camp!

What would you bring to the team and make ECFS more awesome?

As Project Development Executive, my role is to develop and execute new and current ECFS activities, projects, competitions and career publications. These include the Internship Program and events such as O-Week, Diversity Week, MacFest and other social events. I hope to make this year’s events more fun and enjoyable, yet allow members to achieve a practical learning experience at the same time.

 

 

Anna Huang

Treasurer: anna@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Commerce - Accounting / B. Business Administration

Hobbies: Hanging out with friends, reading manga, music and photography.

What I intend to do when I graduate: Work at an accounting firm or professional business overseas or in Australia as well as maintaining the balance between work and home, enjoy having fun with friends outside work.

 

 

Ashley Lai

Social Events Executive: a.lai@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Commerce - Professional Accounting / B. Applied Finance   

How do you see ECFS differentiate from other student societies?

ECFS embraces not only professional specific events for future development but encourages fun and social events, where students studying Economics, Commerce and Finance are able to experience diverse ways to network.

What makes you excited about ECFS in 2011?

ECFS is holding its annual camp in first semester in 2011. This is the second year that this event is running and is a must have on your calendar for 2011.

What would you bring to the team and make ECFS more awesome?

I can contribute my understanding from prior experiences as well as my organisational skills in order to coordinate social events, which will allow members to partake in networking and societal activities, which will enhance their future academic professions.

Interests?

I enjoy playing the piano, the flute and the guitar. I love shopping especially for shoes!! I also enjoy pilates and going for walks.

 

 

Bradley Price

Social Events Executive: b.price@ecfs.com.au 

Degree: B. Business Administration / B. Arts - Major in Marketing

How do you see ECFS differentiate from other student societies?

ECFS caters from a wide range of students, not just “economics, commerce and finance” as in the name, but also Marketing, HR, pretty much anyone in the faculty of business will find ECFS a great society to be involved.

What makes you exited about ECFS in 2011?

I, personally am looking forward to all the social events that ECFS will organise (well I am social events exect!).  I am looking forward to meeting lots of new people, especially at the camp, now in its second year! If you have any ideas for anything social you want ECFS to organise, I’d love to hear from you (email, facebook, person, ...)

Fun fact about yourself?

Coming from Wagga Wagga, a rural city in NSW, I have experienced the feeling of 1000 flies (or what it seems) on my face, the early morning wake up calls from the horses, sheep and chooks outside my bedroom window, and witnessed my first traffic light at age 12 (ha-ha, joking).

-          ECFS Active Member, 2010

-          ECFS and Deloitte Business Strategy Competition winner 2010

-          Global Leadership Program participant 2010-present

 

 

Angeline He

Marketing Executive: a.he@ecfs.com.au 

Degree: B. Business Administration

As Marketing Executive for 2011, I will be working with the team to deliver and promote many event campaigns such as ECFS Camp, Business Strategy Competition and Career Fair, aiming to target potential student groups and provide more opportunities for our students to engage in our society activities. Our main focus for the coming year will be increasing the brand awareness and enhancing the brand image of ECFS among the students and our corporation sponsors.

As a third year business student, I am working part time in St George Bank at the moment and looking forward to building my career in banking and financial industry. I love to meet new friends, travel around, do body pump and am a big foodie. Please say ‘Hi’ if you see me around. =)

 

Marina Antonova

Public Relations Executive: m.antonova@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B.Business Administration / B. Commerce - Accounting

As a PR executive it is my role to establish long lasting relationships with sponsors and ensure that students of all business related degrees are given an opportunity to network with top-tier employers.

In 2011 we are striving to make all the events even bigger and more beneficial for the members of the society, beginning with career events, camp and various competitions.

I strongly encourage everyone to participate in as many events on campus as possible as uni is not just about getting knowledge, but also making friends and having fun along the way.
 

 

Karin Chiu

Degree: B. Applied Finance / B. Economics

 

James Chen

IT/Media Executive: j.chen@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Actuarial Studies

How do you see ECFS differentiate from other student societies?

What makes ECFS stronger than other student society is that every student who majors in either Economics, or Commerce, or Finance is able to find his or her own relevance to our elaborately organized events.

What makes you excited about ECFS in 2011?

Personally, next year’s Business Strategy Competition (BSC). I joined BSC in 2010, and gained invaluable experience of managing business strategy, and also priceless advice and insights from the professional in the consultancy field.

What would you bring to the team and make ECFS more awesome?

I strive to improve the efficiency of internal communication and cooperation, and more importantly, to present and publicize ECFS to student population as a professional and fun student body.

A fun fact about yourself?

I taught myself to play guitar and I post my guitar covers on own Youtube channel, and it is the most viewed channel on Youtube. Oh didn I say most? I mean least.

 

 

Chi Hieu Nguyen

IT/Media Executive: c.nguyen@ecfs.com.au

Degree: B. Business Administration / B. Arts - Psychology

How do you see ECFS differentiate from other student societies?

It offers a friendly environment where students can participate in events that build necessary knowledge and experiences for their future careers. Yet it also allows the members to meet up and have fun through other events like the pool competition.

What makes you excited about ECFS in 2011?

I am looking forward to everything like the Business Strategy Competition because previously I have not actively been involved in a business and economics society.

What would you bring to the team and make ECFS more awesome?

My aim is to use my existing knowledge of IT and from involvement in other student societies to work with the team to effectively and efficiently communicate information to our members and also to increase the university’s and the general public’s general awareness of the society.  

A fun fact about yourself?

I like to try everything like learning piano through Youtube and music mixing but in the end I am either too lazy or can’t be bothered to continue. Besides that I enjoy occasional sketching and baking.