The President of the Industry Professor Association takes pride in presenting this citation to Industry Professor Tiffany English
INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE, Tiffany’s extensive industry experience is evident in her founding and leadership of Access Offshoring, where she has spent over a decade driving business improvement and offshoring solutions for organisations. Her focus on bridging cultural gaps and streamlining processes is rooted in a practical background, having built her own high-performing teams in the Philippines. In addition, Tiffany served as Managing Director at Modus Operandi, advising clients in global construction and trade businesses on optimising operations and implementing job-management software. Her qualifications, which include an MBA and a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Public Relations, further demonstrate her broad expertise across business, marketing, and operational strategy.
INDUSTRY ENDORSEMENT, Tiffany is well-recognised by industry bodies and peers. She has been selected as a finalist in two categories at the 2025 Beam Awards: Support Service Business of the Year and International Entrepreneur of the Year. This prestigious recognition places her among the top contenders in her field. Tiffany also served as a member of the Queensland Small Business Advisory Council, providing insights to the government on small business challenges, and volunteered as a Business Mentor for the Queensland Government’s Mentoring for Growth program. In her volunteering roles, she has served as Vice President of the Franchise Council Australian Queensland Chapter and on boards of charitable organisations such as Droplets in a Stream and Lovewell Foundation. Tiffany is the current elected President of the Brisbane Central BNI networking group, which has a membership of 44 industry leaders. Endorsements on LinkedIn attest to her strengths in offshoring, global talent acquisition, business process improvement, and growth strategies, with colleagues praising her authentic leadership and tangible impact.
INDUSTRY TRAINING, Tiffany’s commitment to sharing her practical knowledge is consistently displayed. She regularly takes on speaking engagements, including a recent appearance at The Belle Evolution event, where she discussed strategies for scaling a business and becoming an industry leader. She undertakes multiple volunteer roles, such as her involvement in the Women’s Plumbing Alliance Board and local philanthropy. Since May 2020, Tiffany has been a mentor and judge for Technovation, a global entrepreneurship program where she provides feedback to teams of young participants—particularly girls—who develop tech-based solutions to real-world problems. Tiffany demonstrates an ongoing passion for mentoring others and supporting sustainable growth. Publicly, she has expressed a desire to be a thought leader in offshoring, repeatedly emphasising her dedication to educating and empowering entrepreneurs and small business owners to leverage global talent. Tiffany has written and published an 8,000-word ebook on “Offshoring Work teams in the Philippines”, produced and publicly shared over 60 How-to videos for her 4,200 followers on LinkedIn plus endorsed many articles on Skillmaker.education to assist Vocational Education students in completing the competency BSBTWK501 Lead Diversity and Inclusion.
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As CEO of Industry Professor Association, I have a passion for education and learning that leads towards a productive outcome for Industry. The Industry Professor Association is a non-profit organisation that recognises industry expertise and experience and helps members gain the ultimate recognition of their Industry career. We also help organise their industry expertise by converting it into digital learning products and sharing it with a learner hungry world.
As a previous Head of School – Southbank Institute of Technology, it gave me great insight into educational design, corporate client learning needs, government policy and strategies. My goal was to meet the needs of industry in regards to providing graduates who were highly trained in practical skills and employability skills. Whilst meeting the learning style of a generation that is highly engaging with communication channels, and immersed in collaboration to gain learning at their time, place and pace.