Empowering Regional Communities
Based in Tamworth, North West NSW, Integr8y specialises in community engagement, strategy and program development and delivery.
We are passionate about showcasing everything that regional, rural, and remote Australia has to offer and providing increased opportunities for people living in these locations.
Integr8y operate by the philosophy of our name. We are honest, truthful, dependable, accountable, moral, ethical, loyal, and responsible.
What we do
Do you have a project that needs someone to think outside the box? Do you have the glimmer of an idea that needs community insight to gain traction?
Integr8y takes projects from conception ideas to execution ready, and finds solutions to complex issues with clearly defined strategy.
At Integr8y we deliver a diverse range of projects by bringing together people on the ground to build and maintain close partnership, developing relationship-based strategies and projects that ensure equity, prosperity and opportunities and find solutions to your needs.
We work in partnership with private enterprise, not for profit, tertiary, and Government sectors, with a proven track record to successfully deliver projects on time and in budget.
Lyniece Keogh
Lyniece is a proud Gomeroi yinaar (woman) and the owner and founder of Integr8y. Born and bred on Gomeroi country in Tamworth, she has cultural connections across the region and is based in Tamworth working across regional NSW.
Lyniece has over 30 years’ experience working in a diverse background in private, government and not-for-profit sectors. She recognises the challenges faced by people and organisations living and working in regional NSW and understands the political environment and the impact it can have on people in the regions; she has walked in your shoes.
Extensive and ongoing experience in delivering successful State and Federally funded projects across regional and remote NSW provides Lyniece with a unique set of skills that allow her to work collaboratively with others to achieve innovative and practical solutions and outcomes for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations, communities, and people in regional NSW.
