Kim Taylor
Kim Taylor has spent her life immersed in the fields of personal development, corporate training, creative therapy and performance. A graduate of NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Arts), Kim has worked as a comedic actress in theatre, film, and television for the past eight years. She is a certified Improvisation ‘Theatresports Australia’ Trainer (Level 4), Drama Teacher, Life Coach, Master Practitioner of NLP, and has coached in various art-therapy based training organisations focusing on team building, idea generation and problem solving through playful, creative expression. Kim now spends much of her time working with managers and executives on creative learning, development and performance coaching.
With a varied and dynamic career as an award-winning theatre producer, short film creator, comedy writer, radio host and after years of donning her business suit in the fields of Marketing, Event Management, Training and Recruitment, Kim is able to share her vast experience in both the corporate & creative worlds with unique flair, understanding and humour!
Yvette Gent
After graduating from drama school in 2001 with a flourish, the irrepressible British-born Yvette Gent threw open the doors to her very first business while still a jobbing actress herself.
Setting the tone for all subsequent endeavours, she embodied her uncompromising commitment to “do what I love and love what I do” by creating Key Stage Drama, a school providing professional drama training to disadvantaged children. Still thriving today, the school sees more than 100 boisterous and talented kids through its doors every week in the UK.
In 2005 Yvette emigrated to Australia and stepped straight off the plane into her most challenging role to date: that of taking a start up recruitment company with no brand recognition or client base from zero to over $1 million in personal billings in the first year alone - with no previous experience. Like something out of Working Girl, Yvette skyrocketed from the clueless office actress who thought her computer hard-drive was a footrest, to the company’s most successful shining star, rising rapidly through the ranks.
In 2006 Yvette brought her showbiz pizzazz to the corporate world, combining her passion for empowering people with her personal experience and entrepreneurial savvy to establish two highly successful organisations in two very different industries: love* Recruitment - providing office support staff for funky like-minded brands such as Virgin and The Sydney Theatre Company); and Healthy Body Club a weight loss support network for women.
Kim Taylor has spent her life immersed in the fields of personal development, corporate training, creative therapy and performance. A graduate of NIDA (National Institute of Dramatic Arts), Kim has worked as a comedic actress in theatre, film, and television for the past eight years. She is a certified Improvisation ‘Theatresports Australia’ Trainer (Level 4), Drama Teacher, Life Coach, Master Practitioner of NLP, and has coached in various art-therapy based training organisations focusing on team building, idea generation and problem solving through playful, creative expression. Kim now spends much of her time working with managers and executives on creative learning, development and performance coaching.
With a varied and dynamic career as an award-winning theatre producer, short film creator, comedy writer, radio host and after years of donning her business suit in the fields of Marketing, Event Management, Training and Recruitment, Kim is able to share her vast experience in both the corporate & creative worlds with unique flair, understanding and humour!
Yvette Gent
After graduating from drama school in 2001 with a flourish, the irrepressible British-born Yvette Gent threw open the doors to her very first business while still a jobbing actress herself.
Setting the tone for all subsequent endeavours, she embodied her uncompromising commitment to “do what I love and love what I do” by creating Key Stage Drama, a school providing professional drama training to disadvantaged children. Still thriving today, the school sees more than 100 boisterous and talented kids through its doors every week in the UK.
In 2005 Yvette emigrated to Australia and stepped straight off the plane into her most challenging role to date: that of taking a start up recruitment company with no brand recognition or client base from zero to over $1 million in personal billings in the first year alone - with no previous experience. Like something out of Working Girl, Yvette skyrocketed from the clueless office actress who thought her computer hard-drive was a footrest, to the company’s most successful shining star, rising rapidly through the ranks.
In 2006 Yvette brought her showbiz pizzazz to the corporate world, combining her passion for empowering people with her personal experience and entrepreneurial savvy to establish two highly successful organisations in two very different industries: love* Recruitment - providing office support staff for funky like-minded brands such as Virgin and The Sydney Theatre Company); and Healthy Body Club a weight loss support network for women.