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Kylah Morrison

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Head of Programmes and Partnerships at Sprout

London, England, United Kingdom

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Michael McFadgenunlockedKylah: together at University of Canterbury (2002–2004)
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About

Kylah Morrison is Head of Programmes & Partnerships at Sprout Agritech. Her background includes work in energy transition areas such as renewable hydrogen, critical minerals, cleantech commercialisation, and the future of food, with experience across private companies, Indigenous organisations, not-for-profits, and start-ups in New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom. A former CEO and business founder, she also co-hosts the Real Women in Leadership podcast.

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Experience

  1. Sprout AgritechHead of Programmes & Partnershipscurrent2026 — presentNew Zealand
  2. Sprout AgritechPartnerships Manager2025 — 2026Bay of Plenty / Waikato
  3. Innovative Energy SolutionsIndustry Advisory Board Membercurrent2022 — present
  4. First Nations XStrategic Advisercurrent2024 — present
  5. Project Play UpStrategic Advisor (Own Consultancy)current2025 — presentTauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
  6. Project Play UpStrategic Advisor & Leadership Trainer (Own Consultancy)current2011 — presentWestern Australia, Australia
  7. Project Play UpDirector2020 — 2022London, United Kingdom
  8. QuantumTXProgram Director2024 — 2026Australia
  9. Province Resources LtdNon Executive Director (ASX: PRL)2021 — 2025
  10. METS Ignited Australia LtdGeneral Manager - Skills & Innovation2023Australia
  11. METS Ignited Australia LtdGeneral Manager - Western Australia & South Australia2021 — 2023Greater Perth Area
  12. Electric Mine ConsortiumSkills Workstream Lead2021 — 2023
  13. Pilbara Universities CentreFounding Chair2017 — 2019Karratha, Australia
  14. KDCCIChief Executive Officer2018 — 2019Karratha, Australia
  15. KDCCIPresident2016 — 2017Karratha
  16. KDCCIBoard Member2014 — 2016Karratha, Western Australia
  17. Woodside EnergyReliability Engineer2010 — 2012Karratha, Australia
  18. Woodside EnergyDrilling & Completions Engineer2007 — 2010Perth, Australia
  19. FonterraMaster of Engineering Project2006 — 2007New Zealand
  20. Fisher & Paykel HealthcareThesis Project2005New Zealand
  21. Shell Todd Oil ServicesSummer Student2003 — 2005Taranaki, Wanganui & Manawatu, New Zealand

Skills & more

Presentation SkillsCommunicationCross-Cultural Communication SkillsInnovation1Executive CoachingTeam BuildingLeadership55Coaching36Stakeholder EngagementSTEMTechnological InnovationFuture Skills
+12 moreStrategic PlanningWorkshop FacilitationProject ManagementPublished AuthorStart-upsConsultingStrategyBusiness StrategyContract ManagementProject PlanningEntrepreneurshipBusiness Coaching

Languages Spanish

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Who is Kylah Morrison?
Kylah Morrison is Head of Programmes & Partnerships at Sprout Agritech. Her background includes work in energy transition areas such as renewable hydrogen, critical minerals, cleantech commercialisation, and the future of food, with experience across private companies, Indigenous organisations, not-for-profits, and start-ups in New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom. A former CEO and business founder, she also co-hosts the Real Women in Leadership podcast.
Where does Kylah Morrison work?
Kylah Morrison is Head of Programmes and Partnerships at Sprout.
Where did Kylah Morrison go to school?
Kylah Morrison studied at Australian Institute of Company Directors (International Company Directors Course, Board Governance); University of Canterbury (Masters of Engineering Management, Business); Paris-Sud University (Paris XI) (International Institute of Women in Engineering (IIWE) - Seminar July 1st - 21st 2005).

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