Lyndon Voigt is currently completing an MBA and holds a Bachelor of Science (Biological Science/Computing & Information Systems) and has worked in the ICT industry in both commercial and non-profit sectors in Australia and internationally.

Lyndon’s unique contribution stems from a combination of strong technical IT development skills and a thorough appreciation of international development assistance.

His professional experience includes IT management, system development project management, information systems analysis/design/development, web solution development and operations management.

Prior to his involvement with Aid-IT Lyndon held the position of Technical Services Leader for a multi-million dollar IBM-supported start-up company. Among other responsibilities, he was charged with developing and managing a support/help system servicing over 800 client organisations.

He first worked in international aid as the Information Officer for an international NGO operating in Kosovo immediately following the 1999 NATO-Yugoslav ceasefire. In addition to managing the NGO’s IT infrastructure, he was responsible for the analysis, design and implementation of an MIS to support a large UNHCR community services project responding to the emergency needs of refugees.

Lyndon has also conducted M&E system consultancies in Cambodia, PNG, Laos, Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia and Tanzania. Lyndon spent his childhood years in Papua New Guinea.