She was Foundation Secretary of the WAS and a committee member for nine years. She also served as President in 1980 and '81. In 1982 she was elected a life member of the WAS. She has also held appointments in the Victorian Artists' Society and served on the Art Acquisitions Committee of the Waverley City Council, and is a member of many Victorian and Australian art societies. She has acted as judge at numerous art shows.

Connie has held a number of solo exhibitions in addition to taking part in many group exhibitions.  Special commissions include six paintings for the Sorrento Sailing Club's presentation to the Little America's Cup Series, 1976.

 Her work hangs in private collections throughout Australia and overseas, and is represented in the head office of the State Electricity Commission of Victoria, Amcor Melbourne, the SEC Credit Union head office, Dun and Bradstreet (Aust) P/L New York, in the permanent collection of the Victorian Artists' Society and in the collections of various hospitals and city councils in Victoria.

Connie's work is mentioned in a number of art books and publications, including "Artists and Galleries of Victoria" (Max Germaine), "Australian Watercolour Painters" (Jean Campbell) and "50 Australian Artists" (John Mutsaers), to name but a few.