Expertise in: - Tourism policy, regional development and governance  - Business design, development and coaching - Place-making and community wealth building - Regional and remote community development - Visitor experience - Environmental assessment - Design with nature - Circular economy - Critical, creative thinking and innovation - Learning pathways design and pedagogy Dianne has provided policy research and advice to both the European Commission and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Her contributions include advice on: - Complementary and countervailing policies in tourism - Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) and digitalisation - Collaborative economy policy approaches - Blue economy - Impact of short term accommodation platforms on housing, community and place Dianne has held professorships at three Australian Universities, and two international guest professorships (Lund University, Sweden and Royal Roads University, Canada). She has lived and worked in Australia, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Dianne is deeply committed to coaching and mentoring the next generation of innovative thought leaders and change makers in the Tourism CoLab... for a kinder, regenerative future.