What are we about?

Nadia Vanek is our experienced Social Media Maketing coordinator and trainer. She consults with business owners daily about how to better optimise their use of social media.

Nadia is a sought after speaker at business and marketing events and has worked with large corporate clients such as FOX sports and NRL Queensland. She has an impressive list of credentials, including a Masters in Marketing, Media and Communcations and has worked and studied with some of Australia’s leading digital inovators and entrepreneurs to ensure that you get the most out of your accredited social media marketing training.

Adam is our amazing social media guru and has had international success in his field. Just having finished his MBA and business study tour in Silicon Valley, Adam’s role at Rose Training Australia and College of Social Media Marketing is to show people how they can make money online and grow their business using the power of social media.

Adam’s daughter is probably his most successful student, who now runs the social media for A-list rappers in the United States!

Eric T. Tung is regarded as one of the United State’s top social media minds.
He regularly consults, advises, coaches and trains people on the power of social media and how it can be leveraged to help grow a business. As a social media pioneer, Eric was one of the first million Facebook users and is one of the most prolific tweeters in the US. He regularly appears in top social media rankings, including Forbes Top Social Media Talent & Twitaholic’s Most Followed People. As an expert in the social media space, Eric regularly speaks at some of the world’s largest conferences: Social Media Marketing World, Dreamforce, Blogwell, and many more.

Trevor Young is known as the PR Warrior, a former journalist turned public relations professional who has worked in a senior capacity for some of the world’s largest firms as well as run his own PR agency . Trevor has been entrenched on the frontline of the communications revolution since 2007 when he first established his popular marketing blog PR Warrior, which has since been listed several times by Smart Company as one of Australia’s top business blogs. Trevor is also the author of the book ‘microDOMINATION: How to leverage social media and content marketing to build a mini-business empire around your personal brand’.

Deborah Lee is a highly sought after speaker and social media mentor due to her ability to demonstrate how the power of social media can be harnessed and used to great advantage. Recently Deborah has been features on the Forbes Top 20 Women Social Media Global Influencers list and Forbes Top 50 Global Social Media Power Influencers list. With over 170,000 engaged and active followers on Twitter, Deborah has clearly ‘walked the walk’. Deborah also regularly contributes to the Huffington Post as well as her own blog. “Anyone can do this; all it needs is patience, direction and focus.” Deborah Lee.

Rose Training Australia is a family business, and we want students to feel like part of the family from the moment they make first contact. Our mission statement is Helping you shape your future, and our team exemplifies this mission statement to ensure we give our students an excellent experience.

At Rose Training Australia, we care about our students and their learning outcomes. Our trainers are hand-picked not only for their exceptional industry skills and experience, but for how they engage and work with students one-on-one to foster confidence.

As a family business, we want our students to feel like they’re part of that family. This family dynamic adds a unique dimension to our business where customers feel cared for. We believe this is the biggest point of difference that Rose Training Australia has to offer.

Our mission statement is ‘Helping you shape your future’, and the whole team at Rose Training Australia exemplifies this mission because we genuinely care about the success of our students. When a student walks out through the doors of Rose Training Australia, they’re not just leaving with a piece of paper – they’re leaving with the tools they actually need to shape their future.