Kylea Tink is an Australian public relations expert, businesswoman and political candidate for the 2022 Australia federal election.
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Tink is attempting to unseat Liberal party MP Trent Zimmerman.
Tink is a former managing director of Edelman Australia, which describes itself as a global communications firm.
Tink worked pro bono as a PR consultant for the McGrath Foundation, after being invited to assist the growing organisation following the death of Jane McGrath.
Eventually, Tink took up the role of CEO of the Foundation.
During her time as CEO of the McGrath Foundation, the number of Breast Care Nurses in Australia went up from 4 in 2008 to over 61 in 2011, and over 100 when she left the charity in 2014.
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Tink was also one of the people who helped bring about the Pink Test, a cricketing fundraiser that raises awareness and money for the Foundation, including significant grants from the government.
Tink has also been the CEO of Camp Quality, where under her leadership the charity saw changes in their structure, including starting a Kids Impacted by a Carers Cancer (KICC) Camps, for children of parents diagnosed with cancer.
Tink, a mother of three lives in the North Shore suburb of Sydney, Northbridge.
There’s no information regarding Tink’s marital status.
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