Lisa Bousfield (FRCSA)

Director / On-Hire Casual Consultant
Curriculum to Career - Director

Lisa Bousfield was made a fellow in 2011 with the RCSA ( Recruitment Consultant Services Australia ) the body that governs the recruitment industry in Australia for her commitment to ongoing training and self improvement along with her voluntary work within the community. Lisa has nearly 25 years local recruitment experience & has a long standing, high profile reputation for attracting top quality candidates for your positions. Originally from a Sales & Marketing background, Lisa has worked in all areas of the business however, is now currently filling your On-Hire Casual positions with efficiency, dedication and speed.

What I love most about working for Peninsula Personnel

The People, all the people, from the ones I work with in the office daily who make everyday a pleasure to come to work, to the Clients I am able to help by finding them fabulous temps they can rely on and request back or, by finding them amazing perm staff who end up staying with them for years. Then of course there are the people who are actively looking for work who come to us seeking advice and help. The best bit of all is I get to help these people and play a small part in their future happiness.

Favourite Book

  • Angry Housewives eating Bon Bons by Lorna Landvick, a funny book about deep & lifelong friendships
  • April Fools Day by Bryce Courtney, tragically moving and honest
  • Infidel by Ayaan Hirsi, enlightening, affecting and brave
  • The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, unforgettable, powerful

Favourite Movie

This too is a hard one, I read a lot more than I see movies but if I had to narrow it down:

  • The Snapper – for a fabulously funny movie
  • The Sum of Us – I love all Australian movies
  • The Notebook – for its wonderful romance
  • The Usual Suspects – because you wondered what you missed the first time.

Biggest moment in life

As one gets older there are so many moments in life that make us who we are today. Experiencing the loss of someone close or something dear to us, to marriage, the birth and then growth of our children. The starting up of a business, sickness, building a house to learning from ones mistakes and these are maybe some of our biggest moments or turning points. So for me maybe one of my biggest moments in life was losing everything at the age of 16, a very selfish age to realise that infact I had lost nothing at all. What is most dear to us is life, love, family and friends, everything else is replaceable or not important at all.

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