Sue Robertson

Sue Robertson is passionate about building teams that thrive and achieve meaningful results. As a facilitator, coach and speaker with JWLG Executive Learning Groups, she works with senior leaders who want to be more intentional about their values and increase self-awareness to grow individual and team performance.

Sue works with people's strengths to widen their perspectives and create options. She focuses on practical tools that help bridge the gap between ethics, values and behaviour.

Sue understands the pressures and priorities of government. She brings a decade of experience advising on national security, defence policy, criminal justice and international law. In 2023 she led the APS Integrity Taskforce, developing integrity and ethical leadership recommendations now being implemented across the Australian Public Service.

Her commitment to the rule of law and human rights has taken her to the United Nations as an international legal advisor in Egypt, Bhutan and Sudan. She's led culturally and linguistically diverse teams on refugee policy, ethnic minority rights and reporting on the laws of war in armed conflict.

She holds law and literature degrees from Melbourne University, a master's in international law from ANU, and is an accredited professional organisational coach (PIECL). Sue is currently completing postgraduate study in the psychology of coaching at the University of Sydney.

Sue lives in Canberra with her daughter and husband. She loves horse riding, King Parrots, and the Australian bush.