Jeremy Stredwick

Advocate & Co-Founder

Jeremy is a skilled facilitator with over 20 years of experience in Department of Defence, military, information technology and capability development areas. He has strengths in project management, customer & stakeholder engagement, requirements and business analysis while working in complex ICT and engineering environments. His experience and exposure to various environments has developed his capacity as an adaptable problem solver in complex technical situations.

His career has spanned a number of analytical and managerial roles from highly nuanced operations in conflict zones, to commercial office environments responding to high tempo demands.

Across his career, he has honed a selection of business skills that aid him in engaging and contributing meaningfully to the business outcome of his area. He has had a strong exposure to systems engineering processes, software and hardware integration, capability and operational concepts development and developing and implementing risk management frameworks.

Jeremy likes working directly with people, exploring concepts and ideas while also challenging some of the status quo that can inhibit growth.

Honors & awards

Defence Long Service Medal with clasp

The Meritorious Unit Citation is awarded to a unit for sustained outstanding service in warlike operations.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal with Clasp ‘ISAF’

Officially known as the ‘NON-ARTICLE 5 NATO MEDAL FOR SERVICE ON NATO-LED ISAF OPERATIONS’.
In order for Australian personnel to officially accept and wear a foreign award, such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) medal, a formal offer needs to be made to the Australian Government by the country or international organisation wishing to confer the award.
In 2007, the Commander International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) General Dan K McNeill, offered the NATO ISAF to the Australian Government. The Chief of the Defence Force, Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston announced that the NATO ISAF had been formally accepted for wear by Australian Defence Force (ADF) members for their service in Afghanistan in support of the ISAF. Defence civilians working with ISAF are also eligible for the award.

Afghanistan Medal

In November 2008, the Australian Government formally accepted an offer from the then-President of Timor-Leste for Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel to accept and wear the Timor-Leste Solidarity Medal (TLSM). The medal was established to recognise those men and women who provided service in stability and peace operations in Timor-Leste from 1 May 2006. Approximately 7,000 ADF members have been awarded the medal and have been approved by the Governor-General to wear the medal.

The Australian Defence Medal recognises Australian Defence Force personnel who have efficiently completed either: an initial enlistment period, or four years service, whichever is the lesser, and all of the relevant service was after 3 September 1945.
Included are former Defence Force members who did not complete the qualifying period because they:
died in service, were medically discharged (based upon individual circumstances), or left the service due to a Defence workplace policy of the time. (For example, in the past a woman was required to resign on marriage.)

The Australian Operational Service Medal – Border Protection recognises the range of border protection operations conducted since 1997. To qualify, Defence members must have been deployed or force assigned for duty as a member of a declared operation:
for a period of not less than an aggregate of 30 days; or
completed 30 sorties from a unit assigned to a declared operation, provided that those sorties were conducted over a period of not less than an aggregate of 30 days at a rate of one sortie per day.

Issued by Department of Defence · Nov 2003

A United Nations Medal is an international decoration awarded by the United Nations (UN) to the various world countries members for participation in joint international military and police operations such as peacekeeping, humanitarian efforts, and disaster relief. The medal is ranked in militaries and police forces as a service medal. The United Nations awarded its first medal during the Korean War (1950-53). Since 1955, many additional United Nations medals have been created and awarded for participation in various United Nations missions and actions around the world.

Jeremy Stredwick

Advocate & Co-Founder

Honors & awards

Defence Long Service Medal with clasp

Army Combat Badge/Operational Service Badge

Meritorious Unit Citation with Federation Star

North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal with Clasp ‘ISAF’

Afghanistan Medal Afghanistan Medal

Australian Service Medal (Timor Leste)

Timor Leste Solidarity Medal

Australian Defence Medal

Operational Service Medal (Border Protection)

Army Combat Badge/Operational Service Badge

Australian Active Service Medal

United Nations Medal (UNMISET)

skills

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Afghanistan Medal