PROFESSIONAL:

Lyndon specialises in the 'Digital' area, that is, social media, digital and influencers marketing profiles, paid advertising, website project, live video broadcasting, video editing and digital inclusion advocate. Furthermore, he is committed to providing meaningful digital and social media marketing. Ultimately generating traffic, engagements and sales for clients or companies.

Over 20 years (since the heat of the 1997 dot-com boom) in the digital industry, creating and managing clients' websites, social media marketing and online advertising.

An Australian analytical, a highly adaptable digital expert with extensive experience developing new, engaging content for social media, websites and digital marketing channels. Leverage social media strategy, including paid adverts, to increase brand awareness and drive market outreach.

Exceptional management, talented graphic design, HTML and SEO knowledge. Strong proficiencies in social media management platforms and an ability to lead and bring continuity across different teams.

Skilled trouble-shooter continually focused on identifying and resolving technical and marketing issues. Thrive in dynamic environments that demand a talent for developing and implementing strategies to drive a vibrant, informative social media presence and effective digital marketing.

Pursuing digital marketing, paid ads and analysis interests. Also, provide expertise on deaf and disability awareness for digital accessibility and user experience.

VOLUNTEERING - SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES:

Lyndon has a passion and loves for sports. He has been involved in and supporting deaf sports worldwide as one of his personal interests, largely thanks to having represented the Australian Deaf Basketball Team at the Deaflympic Games.

Lyndon has served a 4-year term (2007-2011) as the President of the world governing body for deaf basketball – Deaf International Basketball Federation (DIBF). He oversaw the basketball developments for deaf youth, coaches and referees and managed the regional and world championships. Liaising and cooperating with FIBA as the primary supporter of DIBF.

Although he has been on the DIBF board from 2001 until he stepped down in 2011 when he has completed the presidential term.

Since 2018, he has been serving on the Board of Trustees for a charity - the Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD). RAD has been a British charitable organisation since 1841 whose mission is to promote the welfare and interests of Deaf people.