Team Rainbow Inc - An Overview
- Some Team Rainbow local events
- Team Rainbow International events
- Gay Games Overview
- Q&A
BIO
Dr Darryl Gauld OAM works in educational leadership and management roles and is currently the Deputy Chair of a Higher Education provider in Sydney. In addition to having worked as a School Principal, he has taught learners from most countries at primary, secondary, and tertiary schools, RTOs/TAFEs, universities, ELICOS, through to large corporations. He has established and founded multiple Schools in Australia.
He has consistently been a leader and pioneer, in multi-sectoral international education, and is revered for his contribution in Australia and around the world. Dr Gauld has also been the CEO of Education Groups, across Australia; the CEO of Charles Darwin University’s, Sydney Campus; the Campus Manager of the University of New England’s, Sydney Campus; and a Lead Lecturer at the Sydney Campus of Central Queensland University, Federation University Australia, and James Cook University. He is widely published on educational leadership.
Dr Gauld’s award-winning Doctorate produced an Effective Teacher Model that has been published and presented, nationally and internationally. A decade later, his updated version was published by Wiley-Blackwell’s Handbook of the Psychology of Training, Development and E-learning, by invitation. It also formed part of the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers, 11 years later.
His peer-reviewed publications have also featured in prestigious Journals, such as the Journal of European Industrial Training. He has consulted to educational, security and financial organisations, including the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Sydney.
Dr Gauld has been a Director of Independent Secondary Schools, Treasurer of Sydney’s Regency Hyde Park, on the Executive of Chambers of Commerce, Regional Tourism Boards, the Sydney-San Francisco Sister City Committee (the oldest in Australia), President of Team Sydney Sports, a Fellow and Director of MBA Australasia Ltd, and the Federation of Gay Games Governance Committee.
On 26 January 2017, Dr Gauld was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia, in the Australia Day 2017 Honours List: “For service to education, and to social justice and human rights”.