Harrison is an experienced project manager, who brings a strong understanding of government systems and policy to his work, with experience assessing public programs, reviewing service delivery models, and supporting long-term planning.
With a particular focus on the education, skills, and research sectors, Harrison has led strategic reviews and organisational assessments, helping clients navigate complexity and design practical, forward-looking solutions.
Influential work
- Delivered a future state vision and implementation plan to enhance Queensland’s innovation ecosystem
- Led the development of a research infrastructure investment framework for a university to support investment decisions
- Developed a research strategy and supporting documents for a science and engineering faculty, showcasing current capabilities and future ambitions
- Evaluated Australia’s largest biosecurity program, identifying opportunities to improve delivery and support long-term eradication goals
Outside of Nous
Harrison holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Arts from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. Before joining Nous, he worked in the Skills Strategy Office at Queensland’s Department of Trade, Employment and Training (DTET), contributing to workforce development initiatives.
He also held a consulting role at KPMG, where he worked across strategy, evaluation, and transformation projects for public sector clients in Australia. His background in public investment and policy gives him a strong foundation in delivering strategic, evidence-based advice.
In his spare time...
Harrison enjoys cooking, running, and cycling, as well as exploring local arts and culture. He loves discovering new cafes or restaurants and enjoys skiing and scuba diving.