Problem Solver
Matthew Byrne
Areas Matthew Byrne is Knowledgeable in:
Law, Business Development, Neuroscience, Human Interaction.
Techniques Matthew Byrne Uses:
Did a three day "emotional intelligence" course and was identified as a "HUB" on the motivational values system. That means I am not a "process driven green" type (HUBS and accountants might not get on)...but a "HUB" might see the "big picture", "be all over the place" and think outside the square. With training and experience in law, risk management, business, business development, Asian languages and a varied network of friends and associates in different fields...a "problem solving technique" can be "De Bonian" almost...whatever you want it to be. Formal, structured, linear step by step...or completely out of left field or a combination.
Matthew Byrne's Problem Solving Skills:
- Negotiation
- Business Development
- SE Asian and Pacific Islands experience
- Entrepreneurship
- Law
Matthew Byrne's Problem Solving Experience:
- Solved a Constitutional Crises in a developing country in the Pacific.
- Identified new hi-value crops and other products for economic development in remote territory
- Love business development and being entrepreneurial- embraced new technology, introduced new education platforms etc.
- I have worked in law across cultures in the Pacific (2+ years) advising on tax reform, immigration and as in-house Counsel and a legal trainer and assistant Attorney-General, as well as in Business Development for remote locations, also speak fluent Indonesian. Widely travelled and with multiple qualifications in business, law, and risk management, I can bring an "entrepreneurial approach" to problem solving and research amongst other things through existing networks and skills-sets ranging from identifying new hi-value cash crops for remote locations through to implementing advanced learning systems online. Trained in mediation and currently enrolling in courses in negotiation and an LLM in global law. A multi-skilled lawyer who can also be good at "thinking outside the square".