Dr Jill Taylor
Lecturer
BA (Public Relations) RMIT , MA (Honours) CSturt,
PhD CSturt, MPRIA
Jill Taylor
Bio
Dr Jill Fenton Taylor teaches strategic communications in the post graduate program. Her interests lie in critical and cultural studies. Current work employs an interpretive approach to understanding global organisation as a multi–voiced textuality of entangled storytelling practices and expert discourses. These projects also explore ways in which alternative social science writing formats can assist communication researchers to present data as shared lived experience.
Jill’s PhD thesis examines ways in which a global organization sustains its identity and organizational structure through cultural narratives. This high-end case study draws on aspects of organizational storytelling theory and analyses the corporate culture of an international financial services organization as storytelling and performance.
Jill is currently consulting to global companies on enterprise risk management communications.
Recent publications and Conference papers
Book Review. Jill Fenton Taylor (2004). Standing ovation: Performing social science research about cancer. Ross Gray and Christina Sinding. Qualitative Research Journal. Vol 4. No.4.
