PORTFOLIO
WHAT A PORTFOLIO IS AND WHY YOU NEED ONE
A portfolio is a curated collection of your work and accomplishments, providing a tangible snapshot of your skills, experiences, and expertise. This is not something limited to designers, photographers, or creatives but can be developed by anyone keen to strengthen their individual career or business.
Present your best work to potential clients, employers or collaborators. Your portfolio is a powerful tool you can use to enhance your visibility and credibility.
GHOSTWRITING AND CONFIDENTIALITY ARE MARRIAGE PARTNERS
In addition to the pieces captured in the Digital Confluence blog, this represents a selected snapshot of some of the work of our Founder and Managing Director, Rowena Morais.
Not all work may be showcased because of client confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements, which is typical for contracted client projects. Often, the content created is considered the intellectual property of clients who understandably prefer to keep authorship anonymous or to maintain control over the distribution and disclosure of work completed. These pieces of work can, however, provide a good indication of the breadth and scope that can be covered.
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Build a Body of Work
A case study on how to build more influence
Whether you’re looking to secure that dream job, get the right companies interested in you or be noticed professionally, there is so much you can do to build more visibility and credibility for yourself. Download this easy-to-read case study on how to build more influence.
MAGAZINE ISSUES
Accelerate Magazine.
Issue 02 | February 2015
- How are you playing your inner game?
- Why HR should use message maps
- Want to get ahead? Try listening
- Employee engagement – discover what works and much more
Accelerate Magazine.
Issue 26 | April 2014
- Recruiting at the speed of a click
- Truly planning for success
- The power of mentoring
- Get busy or get productive? and much more
ARTICLES - PUBLISHED ON OTHER SITES
Published on IABC Canberra website Aug 2025
When Eyes Glaze Over: How to Engage a Disengaged Audience
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to capture and hold an audience’s attention, don’t you agree? Whether you’re delivering a presentation at work, teaching a class, creating digital content, or something else entirely, you may be met with blank stares, wandering attention spans , fidgety behaviour, or worse, complete silence.
But the question is: Is disengagement the same as disinterest? Not necessarily. Disengagement does not always mean that the audience does not care. Sometimes, the message just isn’t landing as intended. Sometimes, it’s simply not connecting.
That’s why I reached out to fellow communication professionals to learn more about how they handle disengaged audiences. Here’s what they had to say.
ARTICLES - PUBLISHED ON LINKEDIN
Helping Over-50s Get Back into the Workforce
“For those of us who are over 50 and actively looking to get back into the workforce, is there anything we can do to make us older people more attractive to recruiters? I know that companies are not supposed to use age as a disqualification but I also feel that age does make a difference in the hiring process.” Regards, David.
ARTICLES - PUBLISHED ON PROJECT PLACED
What’s Your Elevator Pitch?
The excitement mounts as you walk into a lavish banquet hall at this conference that you’ve been looking forward to attending. There is a decent crowd and people are milling near the coffee station. You feel the butterflies in your stomach but you take a few steps forward anyway.
SELECTED CLIENT ARTICLES
Guide: Occupation and Industry Specific Deductions in Australia
You may be able to claim a tax deduction for expenses you incur in running your business. Identifying and maximising eligible deductions can help you minimise your tax liability.
Tax Mythbusters for Small Businesses: Debunking Common Tax Myths
You may be able to claim a tax deduction for expenses you incur in running your business. Identifying and maximising eligible deductions can help you minimise your tax liability.
Start the New Financial Year Right: Tips for Small Businesses
Starting the financial year right is fundamental for small business owners. It allows you to approach challenges with confidence and ensures that your business finances are under control.
Future-proof your business with a highly skilled workforce
If you are a swimming pool and spa business owner, it’s difficult to overlook the fact that inflation has had a huge impact on your business and the industry as a whole.
Leadership, culture and getting things done – The TPCL Belgium and France stories
To celebrate TPCL’s 20th anniversary, we are chatting with colleagues from around the world.