Sabrina Caldwell is a postgraduate student in the School of Humanities at the ANU and works part time at Wizard Information Services. She has spent many years working in a variety of roles within the ICT industry and has also been closely involved with women's issues having held positions on the ACT Ministerial Advisory Council on Woman and the ACT Joint Community Government Reference Group.
In her work at Wizard, Sabrina has undertaken a diverse range of roles, including leading teams, developing marketing strategies, participating in corporate governance activities and many other varied activities.
Sabrina's great skill is her ability to turn her hand to any task required of her and as a result has become an indispensable problem solver for Wizard.
Sabrina is an active mentor for the young women in her teams and throughout the organisation. She both assists them to grow in their roles and leads by example, constantly educating herself and developing new skills to enable her to work more effectively.
While continuing to be involved with women's issues and maintaining her roles at Wizard, Sabrina is currently pursuing a thesis on the effect of ICT on art and artists, bringing to light the often surprising ways ICT relates to and affects our world.
Sabrina spoke at WIC's December 2005 HOT Breakfast on the topic of "Putting the ICT into ART". Her discussion contemplated some of the often surprising ways in which ICT relates to and pervades the artistic and literary world, using Richard Kelly Tipping, a prolific and technophilic Australian poet/artist as exemplar.
Sabrina is the December 2006 WICked Woman Award Recipient