The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education (QAHE) and Kennedy University (KU) are pleased to announce the joint conferral of the Honorary Professor of Practice (HPoP) in Community Leadership to Phillip Dennis Daniel. This prestigious award recognizes Mr. Daniel's extensive contributions and unwavering commitment to community leadership, disability care, and fostering inclusive environments.
Mr. Daniel brings over 20 years of experience in disability care, business administration, quality assurance, and leadership to this role. As a seasoned director, support coordinator, and emergency on-call care manager, his expertise spans project management, finance, construction, and hospitality across Australia and Malaysia. His dedication to empowering vulnerable communities and advocating for quality, independence, and dignity for people living with disabilities aligns perfectly with the values of both QAHE and Kennedy University.
In addition to his professional achievements, Mr. Daniel's leadership roles as Chairperson of Gwynne Park Education Support and Director of multiple disability service providers, including Complex Communities Foundation Ltd and Grandis Care Australia Pty Ltd, demonstrate his commitment to community service and education. His extensive formal education, including a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) in Economics, coupled with specialist diplomas and certifications in psychology, mental health, and safety, further highlight his qualifications for this esteemed position. QAHE and Kennedy University are confident that Mr. Daniel's expertise and passion will greatly benefit the academic community and inspire future leaders.
