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AndrewQuinnDave Peach found me two days before the reunion, too close to change my plans unfortunately, so won't be there. Worked for ten years as a dental technician after leaving school before turning to more interesting things as a motoring journo for a while, had some books published. Then fell into the waste business in 1991. Worked at the EPA, then Pacific Waste Management running council garbage and recycling contracts (blame me for waking you up at 6am), then Kinhill Group consultants (now defunct), followed by 11 years with a small waste consultancy doing a lot of waste audits (blame me for waking you up at 10pm), now with a much bigger consulting firm, GHD, in Sydney. Still in waste but not getting my hands dirty, trying to expand the business into the Middle East. Need assistance with any waste-related issues please contact me - andrew.quinn@ghd.com or 02 9239 7180. Graduated as a Bachelor of Applied Science (information Studies) from UTS in 2000 and Master of Environmental Studies from Macquarie University in 2009. Played Rugby down at Gordon for a few years when I was younger, now restrict myself to vocal particpation from the sideline. Season ticket holder for Waratahs and member out at ANZ Stadium. Cycling to work a couple of times a week and mowing the lawn are my main forms of excercise. Got married in 2000, no kids (forgot to have any) live in Lindfield. Travelled a bit, all over Australia, Europe, UK, US, Qatar, UAE, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, NZ. Seen a few SLOBs over the years, from our year - Michael Jaja, Pat Redmond, Luke Davies (and I have Iggy Pintado's book!! but haven't read it) and from other years Matt Glendenning (artist and fellow International Man of Garbage), who I know well, Paul Bolster (barrister), Paul Rider (Macquarie Bank in UK), Mark Rider (another investment bank of some kind), Fergus Hides (now Hides-Pearson)(own environmental business with his wife Kerry) and my brother Rod (10 years in Canberra now back in Sydney) a broadcaster on ABC Radio. Surprised I don't see more people I know but maybe I have and didn't recognise them. |