CainSpace: About Me

The bad news: I created this site mainly for me. It’s my ego-fest and a portal for all the things I use and want to keep track of – so unless I told you that I've stashed some things here for us to share, or you want to find out all about me, you probably won’t find much of interest!

The good news: My life so far has been ....awesome?!. I’ve included snippets about who, what and why I am. Again it’s a collection of thoughts. One of these days (when I have more chapters) I’m going to take everyones hints (thank you all you're wonderful) and write a book about all of my wacky adventures.

	G’Day – I'm Cain. Welcome to my website. The bad news: I created this site mainly for me. It’s my ego-fest and a portal for all the things I use and want to keep track of – so unless I told you that I've stashed some things here for us to share, or you want to find out all about me, you probably won’t find much of interest! The good news: My life so far has been ....awesome?!. I’ve included snippets about who, what and why I am. Again it’s a collection of thoughts. One of these days (when I have more chapters) I’m going to take everyones hints (thank you all you're wonderful) and write a book about all of my wacky adventures.
About Me	This is, well..storage. Hope you find something interesting. Have a look around, and if there’s something on the site that I can help you with. Mail me. Especially if you’re one of those people that I went to school with (who are scattered to the four corners of the earth). Say Hi! Cheers
	I am 29 and Australian. I live and work in Sydney as a management consultant / business architect. I’ve also taught consulting skills in Chicago, and the Netherlands and worked on projects around Australia and overseas. Consulting is a great career and I'll try to include some things about that here.
	In 1995, I graduated from the University of Sydney with a degree in Economics and a Masters degree in International Relations. Apart from work, I also mentor and coach students quite a bit. Then there’s Archery. I love it. A lot. In 2002, I represented Australia at the FESPIC games in Korea. Korea is to Archery what Baseball is to America so competing there was just awesome.
	Walking out into the opening ceremony with tens of thousands of cheering, screaming people with ‘AUSTRALIA’ in big gold letters across my back was the most amazing experience of my life. There are photos on the website somewhere. Right now the team and I are training to make it to the 2003 IPC World Championships. So, when you read this I am probably out shooting arrows somewhere. There's a page dedicated to the team here too.