
Lisa Birrell
Executive Manager of NorVicFoods at University of Melbourne; agriculture and dairy industry leader in regional Victoria
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Jun 25, 2026
Episode 62 - Building the Tech Transfer Club with Lisa Birrell and Greg Harper
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Cameron BegleyHOST
So maybe start on the positives, which is what were some of those things that came out of it you will take into Norvic whatever or the next version of whatever this sort of extension-oriented stuff is?

Lisa BirrellGUEST
Some of the, you know, positive learnings was, and it might sound a little bit funny, but in a way the inexperience the students brought to industry.

Lisa BirrellGUEST
Students came in, some of them not having a background in who they were working with.

Lisa BirrellGUEST
You know, as Greg said, we didn't always match students because this was their passion.
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Cameron BegleyHOST
But with all that said, Greg and Lisa, just to bring things to a bit of a close, What's the big takeaway for each of you just personally rather than from the Norvig Foods adventure? What's the learning for each of you in terms of the four years of Norvig Foods and the experiences you had?