GEOFF NUNN

Geoff has been on a spiritual journey for over 40 years.  He studied Jungian analytical psychology extensively along with organisational dynamics and behaviour.

He explored Mahayana Buddhism at the Beaumaris Buddhist Meditation Centre  and  the Tara Institute in Australia.  Geoff sat on the Board of the Daylesford Dharma School in 2016 and 2017 and attended  teachings by the Venerable Gyatso of the Thubten  Shedrup  Ling Monastery.   He is a student of the Vajrayana and Dzogchen traditions.

Geoff has a deep interest in what various scientific, psychological and spiritual perspectives tell us about the nature of mind, consciousness and awareness. Each has something to offer in its own way. But reliance on a singular perspective is limiting. To regain the dimension of depth we need a broad based view.

Geoff worked for 32 years as a specialist in corporate governance, board structures, organisation behaviour and board and executive remuneration.  He consulted extensively to the private sector.  Organisations include those from manufacturing, utilities, engineering, finance, insurance, automotive, resources and petroleum industries.  He worked extensively with the government sector.

He has now stepped back from corporate advisory work and supports the local community through membership of the Committee of Management of Castlemaine Community House. He also sits on the Board People, Culture & Remuneration Committee of Amnesty International Australia as an independent member. He provides commentary on governance and social issues in Australia through this website: and periodic newsletters. 

He holds a Graduate Diploma and Master’s Degree in Organisation Behaviour.  He is a Fellow of the Australian  Institute of Human Resources, a Graduate Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Member of the the Institute of Community Directors Australia.