Neryl Joyce's guest appearances

Neryl Joyce

Wheels Up - Safety and Security for Business, Executive and VIP Travellers Podcast

Timm Smith

Gavriel Schneider

Steve Albritton

Rhys Dowden

Russ Price

OwlTail

Returning from Iraq after her time as a private military contractor and ending her career in the military, Neryl Joyce looked for a new career that would professionally challenge and motivate her like her previous roles. She made an unusual move and became an Operations Manager at the Christmas Island Detention Centre where she faced an intense couple of years. In this episode, find out how Neryl dealt with being in a high intensity environment while explaining the conditions of the centre and how she handled some high profile incidents. (See here for episode 1 of this discussion) Highlights: Conditions of the Christmas Island Detention Centre Dealing with a high intensity environment that has no policies and procedures Safety and security issues Negotiating with refugees The December 2010 refugee boat incident How to process extreme situations Working on the new Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre Mercenary Mum - Neryl’s journey from young mother to Baghdad bodyguard What it takes to be a good leader

Returning from Iraq after her time as a private military contractor and ending her career in the military, Neryl Joyce looked for a new career that would professionally challenge and motivate her like her previous roles. She made an unusual move and became an Operations Manager at the Christmas Island Detention Centre where she faced an intense couple of years. In this episode, find out how Neryl dealt with being in a high intensity environment while explaining the conditions of the centre and how she handled some high profile incidents. (<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/16XRxwvbyVVrKP7rMqtJ3P9mYdMFRieHW1zAUaNraoeE/edit#link%20to%20episode%201" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">See here</a> for episode 1 of this discussion) Highlights: <ul><li>Conditions of the Christmas Island Detention Centre</li> <li>Dealing with a high intensity environment that has no policies and procedures</li> <li>Safety and security issues</li> <li>Negotiating with refugees</li> <li>The December 2010 refugee boat incident</li> <li>How to process extreme situations</li> <li>Working on the new Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre</li> <li>Mercenary Mum - Neryl’s journey from young mother to Baghdad bodyguard</li> <li>What it takes to be a good leader</li></ul>

Interview with Neryl Joyce Part 2 - Mercenary Mum to Baghdad Bodyguard

Working within the male dominated field of defence and surrounded by boy’s club culture, Neryl Attkins faced many challenges. Her journey as a woman in the armed forces made it harder for her to be heard and stand her ground in particular situations. In this episode, you will hear Neryl’s incredible journey, discharging from the Australian Army to become a private military contractor and how she dealt with numerous events, such as protecting Tier 1 targets in Baghdad and the Root Irish incident, where she lost some close colleagues. Highlights: Working as an Australian Army officer Her time in the Australian Army’s elite close personal protection unit. How the Australian Army close personal protection operatives course differs from Ronin SA Moving from the Australian Military Police to a private military contractor in Iraq Protecting the Iraqi Electoral Commissioners - VIP’s with Tier 1 targets Realisation of being in a war zone Root Irish incident explained Criticism of management during the Root Irish incident What should security operatives take away from this Root Irish incident Identifying risks without fear from backlash Completing Ronin SA after her time in the force. Taking back control when feeling powerless after the Root Irish incident  Useful Links    https://www.facebook.com/PanopticSolutions/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/troypanopticsolutions/ https://twitter.com/Panoptic01 http://www.panopticsolutions.com/ info@panopticsolutions.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/neryl-joyce-b696478/ 

Working within the male dominated field of defence and surrounded by boy’s club culture, Neryl Attkins faced many challenges. Her journey as a woman in the armed forces made it harder for her to be heard and stand her ground in particular situations. In this episode, you will hear Neryl’s incredible journey, discharging from the Australian Army to become a private military contractor and how she dealt with numerous events, such as protecting Tier 1 targets in Baghdad and the Root Irish incident, where she lost some close colleagues. Highlights: <ul><li>Working as an Australian Army officer</li> <li>Her time in the Australian Army’s elite close personal protection unit.</li> <li>How the Australian Army close personal protection operatives course differs from Ronin SA</li> <li>Moving from the Australian Military Police to a private military contractor in Iraq</li> <li>Protecting the Iraqi Electoral Commissioners - VIP’s with Tier 1 targets</li> <li>Realisation of being in a war zone</li> <li>Root Irish incident explained</li> <li>Criticism of management during the Root Irish incident</li> <li>What should security operatives take away from this Root Irish incident</li> <li>Identifying risks without fear from backlash</li> <li>Completing Ronin SA after her time in the force.</li> <li>Taking back control when feeling powerless after the Root Irish incident</li> </ul> Useful Links  <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PanopticSolutions/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/PanopticSolutions/</a> <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/troypanopticsolutions/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/troypanopticsolutions/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Panoptic01" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/Panoptic01</a> <a href="http://www.panopticsolutions.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.panopticsolutions.com/</a> info@panopticsolutions.com <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/neryl-joyce-b696478/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/neryl-joyce-b696478/</a>