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Our Management Through our extensive network of professional associates MOSAIC can source any additional expertise for your project's specific needs and budget. MOSAIC manages the project on your behalf ensuring the final product meets your objectives and exceeds your expectations. From short-term small business advice to becoming your long-term consulting partner, a consultant can increase your productivity and let you concentrate on what you do best. Combining years of management skills, wide-ranging business experience and a personal entrepreneurial perspective, MOSAIC can be your competitive edge. Human Resources Principal, Natalie Venosi CMC BA, applies a “hands on” approach to working with all types of businesses - from small and micro- business to large enterprises and government departments. Natalie is a seasoned professional qualified in Communications, Media, Public Relations and Small Business. Confident and motivated, Natalie’s extensive skills and experience have been developed through senior management positions held in Public Relations, Sales, Marketing, Regional Tourism and Hospitality. An active community member and tourism industry , Natalie was recently elected for a Board position with the Cape Naturaliste Tourism Association and has been the Secretary for the Geographe Bay Artificial Reef Society, custodians of the Swan Dive Wreck, for over five years. Personal Achievements
Professional Background Natalie moved from Perth to the South West in 1994 and has since been employed in senior management positions within the hospitality and tourism industries. Her career in the South West began at historic Caves House Hotel, working as a restaurant supervisor specialising in weddings, functions and creative displays. Having gained a strong foothold and reputation in the local industry she secured the position of Bar and Restaurant Manager at one of the most unique tourist attractions in the region, Bootleg Brewery. The Brewery officially opened in late November of 1994, just three weeks after Natalie hired the staff, set up the bar and restaurant from scratch! Her role at the Brewery expanded to include much of the promotional and marketing ideas and initiatives. Bootleg quickly gained a strong presence as a major tourist attraction in the region. During 1995 Natalie was nominated for a position on the Board of the Cape Naturaliste Tourism Association (CNTA) and was successfully voted in on the Marketing Sub-Committee for a two year term. In 1996 Natalie resigned from her position at Bootleg Brewery to pursue further studies in small business management. On the completion of a Small Business Management Course, through the Business Enterprise Centre in Busselton, Natalie was offered contract-marketing work with the South West Regional Tourism Association, “Tourism South West”, representing the region at consumer travel and industry trade shows in Perth and interstate. She was also contracted by the CNTA to assist with advertising sales for the Cape Naturaliste annual holiday planner. Near the completion of the contract work, Natalie was offered the position of full time Marketing Manager at the CNTA. During her time at the CNTA she played a leading role in many high profile marketing projects and activities. Following are some highlights of her achievements at the CNTA.
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