Our people
"The Centre for Strategy and Governance is a loose network of 18 former top officials and one of the most quietly influential networks in Canberra, although they each act independently as professionals."
The Mandarin, 1 September 2023
Fellows/Members
Glenys Beauchamp PSM
Ms Glenys Beauchamp was Secretary of the Australian Government Department of Health from 18 September 2017 to 28 February 2020, when she retired from the Australian Public Service. From the end of March to May 2020 Glenys returned to assist the Australian Government procure personal protective equipment for the health system during the COVID-19 pandemic. Glenys has had an extensive career in the Australian Public Service at senior levels with responsibility for a number of significant government programs covering economic and social policy areas. She has more than 25 years’ experience in the public sector and began her career as a graduate in the Industry Commission.
Ms Beauchamp was Secretary of the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (2013–2017) and Secretary of the Department of Regional Australia, Local Government, Arts and Sport (2010–2013). She served as Deputy Secretary in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (2009–2010) and the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs (2002–2009).
Previously, Ms Beauchamp held a number of executive positions in the ACT Government including Deputy Chief Executive, Department of Disability, Housing and Community Services and Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Department of Health. She has also held senior positions in housing, energy and utilities functions with the ACT Government.
Glenys was awarded a Public Service Medal in 2010 for coordinating Australian Government support during the 2009 Victorian bushfires.
Qualifications: BEc (ANU), MBA (UC)
Board membership: Appointed to the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care 1 July 2018.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 419 279 415
Lynelle Briggs AO
Lynelle Briggs is a Commissioner on the Aged Care Royal Commission, a member of the Board of Maritime Super and Goodstart Early Learning. She is the Independent Chair of the General Insurance Code Governance Committee. Lynelle was formally Chairperson of the NSW Planning Assessment Commission.
Lynelle was formerly a member of the Australian Rail Track Corporation Board and the Council of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. She was also Chairperson of ASIO’s Audit and Risk Commission and Chairperson of the Jigsaw Theatre Company Board. She has chaired the Shipping Workforce Development Forum, the Inquiry into Compliance, Work Health and Safety Laws in the ACT Construction Industry, and the Catholic Development Fund Steering Committee. She was the Independent Project Facilitator for the Millers Point Accommodation Project.
During her executive career, Lynelle Briggs was Australia’s Public Service Commissioner and Chief Executive of Medicare Australia. Lynelle has extensive experience over 30 years in the Australian Public Service, working in a wide range of fields including social security, health and community services, transport, external territories, employment and labour market support and veterans’ affairs. She was closely involved in unemployment and retirement incomes policies, health care agreements, transport and infrastructure policy, private health policy and health care delivery.
In the mid-1980s Lynelle was a policy adviser to the Minister for Community Services before spending two years working for the New Zealand Treasury.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 2 6295 3526
Greg Fraser FAICD FGIA
Greg Fraser is an expert in public and not for profit governance and is a Fellow of both the Australian Institute of Company Directors (FAICD) and the Governance Institute of Australia (FGIA).
He has 23+ years consulting in governance, risk management, program reviews and evaluations and strategic/business planning, including working with PwC, RSM, WalterTurnbull and Directors Australia. This includes developing and reviewing governance and risk management frameworks, conducting board performance reviews and providing governance and risk management training for Boards and executives. He developed a board performance review framework for the Jamaican Government’s public sector statutory and corporate agencies.
Greg has served on several corporate, public sector and not for profit boards and committees. He is a board member of Dementia Australia (including its Governance Committee), Chair of Canberra based children and families charity, Marymead (including its Strategy and Azure Village Management Committees) and a member of the board of The Neighbourhood Canberra which is looking to bring world class dementia care to Canberra and the region. He is a member of the Audit and Risk Committee of the National Blood Authority.
Greg was Chief Executive of the ACT Department of Health and Community Care and acted in other CEO level positions. He led major change in agencies providing services in health and community care, environment and conservation, sport, heritage and museums, arts and festivals, community services and housing, public sector budgeting and finance and corporate services.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 407 432 493
Michael Manthorpe PSM FIPAA
Michael Manthorpe is a consultant in public administration, having recently retired from a public service career which spanned 37 years. His current areas of activity include executive coaching; independent review of complex or sensitive problems; and strategic advice particularly on implementation and change.
Michael was the Commonwealth Ombudsman from 2017-2021, in which role he oversaw the administration of, and managed complaints about, almost all Australian Public Service, law enforcement, Defence, immigration and various other entities, including fulfilling the role of Private Health Insurance Ombudsman. He was also the Ombudsman for the ACT. He was the CEO of an Office of 300 people which plays an important independent role in upholding concepts of integrity and fairness.
Michael joined the public service in 1984 and in the subsequent decades worked on reforms spanning workplace relations, the labour market, early childhood education, immigration and border protection. He has extensive program delivery, strategy, leadership and policy experience. Among other things he led the delivery of Australia’s refugee, citizenship and visa programs at what is now the Home Affairs Department from 2014-17. Through his career, he was frequently called upon to “stand up” new functions or respond to problems. Michael served in the SES for 20 years, 8 of which were at Deputy Secretary level.
Michael was awarded the Public Service Medal in 2010 for leading the Australian Government’s response to the insolvency of ABC Learning, which was then Australia’s largest childcare provider. He is Deputy President and Councillor at the Institute of Public Administration Australia (IPAA ACT) and was awarded a Fellowship of IPAA for his outstanding contribution to public service shortly after his retirement from full-time work.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 423 245 301
Ken Matthews
Ken Matthews retired in 2010 as Chair and Chief Executive Officer of the Australian National Water Commission, a position he had held since March 2005. In this role, he was responsible for working with the State and Territory governments of Australia to implement the National Water Initiative Inter-Governmental Agreement and encourage national water reform.
Mr Matthews was previously the Secretary (CEO) of the Federal Department of Transport and Regional Services from November, 1999 to October, 2004, and from February, 1998 to October 1999, was the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. During 1997, Mr Matthews headed the Australian Government's high level Wik Task Force in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, providing advice to the Prime Minister on Native Title.
Mr Matthews' academic background is in economics, majoring in government (B.Ec. University of Sydney, 1974). Mr Matthews is a Fellow of the Institute of Public Administration - Australia and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management. He is a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering. He is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Mr Matthews was awarded a Centenary Medal in 2001 for services to public administration. In 2005 he was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) for services to regional communities, the national transport system and for his contribution to public administration in Australia. In 2014 he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from Flinders University.
He currently serves on a number of boards (public sector and private sector) and is a consultant in the areas of public administration, water management, agriculture, transport, natural resource management and government policy. He has a background in science policy and inter-governmental relations. He has experience in governance, organisational leadership and board processes.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 419 238 562
Professor John McMillan AO
John has held the statutory positions of Commonwealth Ombudsman (2003-10), Integrity Commissioner (Acting) for the Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity (2007), Australian Information Commissioner (2010-15), NSW Ombudsman (Acting) (2015-17), member of the Australian Copyright Tribunal (2015-18), and member of the Administrative Review Council (2003-14).
John is an Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University, where he taught administrative and constitutional law from 1983-2003. He is a co-author of Control of Government Action: Text, Cases and Commentary(2019, 5th ed).
John is a National Fellow of the Institute of Public Administration Australia, a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law, an honorary life member of the Australian Institute of Administrative Law, and a recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals. He was made an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the Australia Day Honours List 2010 for his work as Ombudsman, academic and in professional societies.
John has extensive experience in establishing offices and systems, publishing legal guidelines, conducting major investigations, and providing legal and policy advice. He established two offices (ACLEI and OAIC), and conducted independent reviews of other offices and government programs. As Ombudsman and Information Commissioner John published over 70 investigation reports, including the six volume NSW ‘Operation Prospect’ report on police corruption investigations to culminate the largest single Ombudsman investigation in Australia.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 459 094 732
Ian McPhee AO PSM
Ian has had a close involvement with the accounting profession having been Deputy Chair of the Australian Accounting Standards Board (2009-2014), Chair of the Public Sector Accounting Standards Board (1992-1995), member of the Australian Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (1999-2008) and a member of the International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (2002-2008) and is currently a member of the International Ethical Standards Board for Accountants. He has also been President of the ACT Divisions of CPA Australia (1997-98) and the Institute of Public Administration Australia (2008-10). Ian is a Fellow of CPAA, CA ANZ and IPAA, and a graduate of the AICD.Ian McPhee was Auditor-General for Australia between 2005 and 2015. Prior to that appointment, Ian was Deputy Secretary, Financial Management Group, Department of Finance. Ian held a range of other positions in his career in the Australian National Audit Office, the Australian Bureau of Statistics , the Department of Finance, and as a Director of the Australian Technology Group.
Ian was awarded an honorary First Class Medal of Honour by the Government of Indonesia in 2009 and honorary degree of Doctor of the University of Central Queensland in 2012. Ian is currently an Adjunct Professor at the Australian National University.
Ian has an enduring interest in sound organisational governance, policy development and performance. He is a non-executive director of Beston Global Food Company, a member of a number of audit committees and is undertaking governance reviews for the Australian banking industry and the ACT Government.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 409 742 983
Russell Miller AM
Russell Miller advises government agencies and corporations on strategy and governance, procurement, competition policy and issue resolution.
He is a former Chair of major Australian law firm Minter Ellison and currently the Chair of the Royal Australian Mint Advisory Board and a director of the Australian Academy of Law. His not-for-profit work has included as a director of the Diamond Jubilee Trust Australia Ltd.
He has advised Boards of a range of agencies and companies, including governance adviser to the Murray-Darling Basin Authority, and legal adviser to the International Air Transport Association, the Civil Aviation Authority, National Rail Corporation Ltd, Medibank Private Ltd and Dulux Group Ltd.
Russell was an adviser on the Access Card Project, the establishment of Centrelink and the Commonwealth-State National Rail Freight Corporation initiative. He has conducted reviews for a number of Ministers and government agencies, including a review of consultative arrangements for the Australian Taxation Office.
His other government appointments have included the International Air Services Commission, the Australian Aviation Advisory Committee, the International Legal Services Advisory Council, the Minister for Trade's WTO Advisory Group, the boards of the Bureau of Meteorology, the NSW Independent Planning Commission and the National Electricity Code Administrator.
His published works include Miller's Australian Competition Law & Policy (Thomson Reuters 3rd ed 2018) and Miller’s Australian Competition and Consumer Law Annotated (Thomson Reuters 43rd ed 2021); subjects on which he has lectured in Australia and internationally.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 411 109 727
Mike Mrdak AO
Mike Mrdak held the position of Secretary, Commonwealth Department of Communications and the Arts, between September 2017 and February 2020.
The portfolio has responsibility for broadband and the National Broadband Network (NBN); communications infrastructure; spectrum; communication, broadcasting and media regulation and fostering Australian arts and culture.
Between June 2009 and September 2017, Mike was Secretary of the Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development. His work with the infrastructure and regional development portfolio included management of infrastructure planning and investment; policy initiatives to increase productivity; security, safety and regulation in road, rail, aviation and maritime transport; regional development; local government; and services to Australia’s territories.
Between March 2008 and June 2009 he was Deputy Secretary (Governance), Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. During this time he was appointed Commonwealth Coordinator-General with responsibility for ensuring the effective implementation of key Commonwealth economic stimulus infrastructure investments.
In November 2013, Mike received the Federal Government Leader of the Year Award recognising his outstanding leadership and work on major infrastructure projects including the duplication of the Pacific and Hume Highways.
Mike was appointed an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia in the Queen’s Birthday 2016 honours list for his distinguished service to public administration through executive roles in the infrastructure, transport and logistics sector, and through the development of policy reform initiatives.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 417 021029
Lisa Paul AO PSM
Lisa Paul was a Chief Executive in the Australian federal government from 2004 to 2016, most recently as the Secretary of the Department of Education and Training. She currently serves on the Naval Shipbuilding Advisory Board as well as the Boards of Navitas, Advanced Personnel Management (APM), Social Ventures Australia, Australian Schools Plus, High Resolves, the Australia American Educational Leadership Foundation Ltd and the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth.
Lisa is an Australian National University Policy Fellow, a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, a Fellow of the Australian Council for Educational Leaders, National Fellow of the Institute of Public Administration Australia, a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management, a member of Chief Executive Women and a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand School of Government. She is also a delegate to the Australian Davos Connection. She is also an independent non-executive director of Bond University Limited.
Lisa is a former director of the Programmed Group as well as a former member of the Advisory Board to the Melbourne Accelerator Program and Enterprise Professor-Public Policy at the University of Melbourne.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 481 125 140
John Simpson
John Simpson is a senior corporate executive and company director with more than 30 years in the private and public sectors. John currently serves as Chair of the Superannuation Complaints Tribunal which operates under the auspices of ASIC.
Previously, John was Strategic Adviser in the Office of CEO at National Australia Bank having also held the position as Group General Manager - Corporate Affairs. John spent the majority of his career with Shell Australia and Shell International - working in Australia, Asia and the United Kingdom. He was Director - External Affairs at Shell, and was appointed a Director of Shell Australia Limited in 2002 and Shell Energy Holdings (Australia) Limited the following year. For three years, John held the position as President of ESSSuper (one of Australia’s top ten Superannuation Funds) and was a Director for four years!
John has a particular interest in education and has been a Member of Council of Monash University for the past five years. He has served on the Boards of the National Science & Technology Centre (Questacon) where he was Deputy Chairman, and of Scotch College where he had been a Director for 15 years.
Throughout his career, John has had an interest in seeing the private and public sectors work more cooperatively and has worked to develop greater understanding in both sectors. He created a series of Shell seminars in Canberra specifically designed to improve knowledge within Government of the Upstream & Downstream energy sectors and within the Company of the challenges faced by legislators and regulators. These events were highly valued by government and by the many hundreds who participated.
John was a Director (for eleven years) of the Food Rescue organisation - SecondBite and remains a Trustee of the H V McKay Charitable Trust. He is Managing Director of consulting firm - Simpson Paterson. He is a trained journalist & editor and writes occasional columns for The Australian / The Age / The Sydney Morning Herald.
John operates a pro bono mentoring practice for numerous young people seeking support and navigational advice as they commence their careers.
Contact: [email protected] | [email protected]
Phone: +61 487 000 304
Meryl Stanton PSM
Meryl Stanton is a retired organisational psychologist. She was for seven years a non-executive Director of the not-for-profit company Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) Ltd) and Chair of its Audit Committee. Meryl has served as an independent member on a number of governance and organisational change committees, and has undertaken organisational development reviews. She is a qualified Executive Coach, specialising in coaching and mentoring senior women.
Meryl is a former senior public servant. She was Deputy Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry and Executive Director of the then Australian Quarantine and Inspection Service. She had previously held a number of senior policy and service delivery positions in the APS in the workplace relations and occupational health and safety areas, including as CEO, Comcare.
Meryl is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, the Institute of Public Administration Australia and the Australian Human Resources Institute. She was awarded the AHRI Medal in 2013. She is a founding member of the Centre for Strategy & Governance.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 418 481 504
Mike Taylor AO
Mike Taylor has held senior positions in the Commonwealth and Victorian public services for two decades, including as Secretary for the Commonwealth Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government, and Secretary for the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. He recently retired from the chairmanship of the Murray Darling Basin Authority. He was awarded an Order of Australia in 2007 for his contribution to the management of natural resources and industry policy development at the Federal level and also in Victoria, particularly in the area of agriculture, and through contributions to transport, water, food and safety standards.
Mike Taylor is currently Chair of the Geoffrey Gardiner Dairy Foundation, Director of the Melbourne University Business School, Director of the Bushfire Cooperative Research Centre, Member of the Australian Statistics Advisory Council and a Governor of the Crawford Fund.
Mike Taylor has successfully worked with Government over an extended period. This has included working for two Prime Ministers (Messrs. Howard and Rudd), two Deputy Prime Ministers (Messrs. Anderson and Vaile), seven Commonwealth Government Ministers and many State Premiers and Ministers.
At the Chief Executive level, Mike Taylor has been very successful in providing leadership and direction in large organisations, where he has effectively developed and implemented policy and program objectives, successfully facilitated large scale organisational change, adopted new and efficient administrative systems, professionally managed and developed people and teams, and delivered results and outcomes for customers and clients.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone +61 2 6273 6054
Dr Vivienne Thom AM
Vivienne is an independent consultant in the field of public administration with a focus on integrity and governance. In June 2016 Vivienne was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to public administration through a range of senior roles, and as a mentor to women in executive positions.
Vivienne has recently conducted a number of highly sensitive and complex inquiries into allegations of misconduct. She has also reviewed governance arrangements in government entities. In late 2020 Vivienne was appointed by the Minister for Defence to lead the IGADF Afghanistan Inquiry Implementation Oversight Panel.
In her public service career, Vivienne conducted many formal inquiries and complex reviews. In July 2015 she completed a five-year term as the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security — an independent statutory officer agency head position in the Prime Minister’s portfolio responsible for the oversight of Australia’s intelligence agencies. Vivienne previously held the positions of Deputy Commonwealth Ombudsman (2006 to 2010), Chief Executive Officer of the Royal Australian Mint (2002 to 2006), and Commissioner of Patents (1999 to 2002).
As a former agency head Vivienne has first-hand experience of a wide range of public sector governance issues. She has chaired agency audit committees and has been an independent member on a range of other governance boards and committees. Vivienne is currently a member of the ACT Selection Committee for the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. She has previously been a member of the Institute of Public Administration Australia ACT Council (2017 to 2021), an ACT Division Councillor for the Australian Institute of Company Directors (2009 to 2018), and a member of the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board (2016 to 2019). In 2018 she was appointed by the Minister for Defence to conduct an independent legislative review of the Defence Trade Controls Act 2012.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 418 571 224
Alan Thompson Hon FIE Aust
Alan Thompson is a former Chief Executive of public departments and agencies. Over a period of 22 years, Alan was variously CEO of three Victorian Departments (Housing and Construction; Conservation and Natural Resources; and Justice), the ACT Department of Urban Services, the Auckland Regional Transport Authority, New Zealand Ministry of Transport, and finally the Department of Parliamentary Services for the Australian Parliament.
Largely driven by external economic circumstances, a major priority of Alan’s CEO roles in Victoria, ACT and New Zealand was “institutional reform”, coupled with client focus, and budget savings.
Alan also led the Bushfire Recovery Taskforce in the aftermath of the disastrous 2003 Canberra bushfires.
After retiring from full-time public sector roles, from 2013 to 2019 Alan provided strategic advice to an international engineering design firm, focussing on Australian and international government clients.
Alan was also inaugural chair of the Board of Melbourne Parks and Waterways, and chaired the Parliament House Security Management Board. Alan has also served on numerous government boards and inter-jurisdictional committees.
Alan is currently a member of the Expert Reviewer Panel for Infrastructure NSW, which undertakes gateway reviews of proposed major infrastructure projects. Alan also contributes to national policy development regarding infrastructure priorities, and emerging technologies.
Alan initially trained as a professional engineer, and continues to mentor young engineers, and executive engineers. Alan is also an active contributor to Engineers Australia (EA), which is the learned society for Australian engineers. Alan’s work with EA largely focusses on leadership and management issues, and the transport sector. In 2018 EA accorded Alan “Honorary Fellow” status in recognition of his contribution to Australian infrastructure development, and the engineering profession.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone: +61 416 970 729
Anthea Tinney PSM
Anthea Tinney is a non-executive director of the CRC for Contamination Assessment and Remediation of the Environment (CRC CARE) and Chair or independent member of a number of public sector audit committees. She was previously the Chair of the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust, Chair of the Australian National Commission for UNESCO and Chair of Land and Water Australia. She was the inaugural independent Chair of the Steel Stewardship Forum and a member of the Australian Government's Independent Communications Committee.
During 2013 and 2014, Anthea chaired the independent review of Gladstone Harbour and was the co-chair of the independent review of the Bund Wall in Gladstone Harbour.
Anthea was a deputy secretary in the federal environment portfolio and, prior to leaving the Australian Public Service in 2008, was appointed as the Interim CEO of the National Film and Sound Archive. During her public service career, she spent many years in the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, including five years as the head of the Cabinet Office and some years in the Treasury.
Anthea has served on a number of boards and has wide experience in public policy advising and government administration. She has a Bachelor of Economics degree and was awarded a Public Service Medal in 1995 for services to the Australian Cabinet system.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone +61 419 302 580
David Tune AO PSM
David Tune was Secretary of the Department of Finance from August 2009 to June 2014. In this role, he provided advice to the government on all Budget issues, as well as whole-of-government ICT policy, government property management and financial management.
David has held many senior positions in the Australian Public Service, including Associate Secretary, Domestic Policy Group in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, where he was responsible for providing advice on a diverse range of domestic policy issues, including industry policy, infrastructure policy, social policy, health policy, environment policy, economic policy and fiscal policy. He was also the Australian Sherpa for the first two G20 meetings in 2008 and 2009.
He began his career in the Australian Public Service in 1976 and has worked in the Departments of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Social Security/Family and Community Services and the Treasury at Senior Executive Service levels on a range of policy matters and program management. From 1986 to 1988 he was seconded to the British Cabinet Office working in the UK Efficiency Unit.
Other senior positions have included Deputy Secretary of Treasury’s Fiscal Policy Group with responsibility for providing policy advice to the Government on all issues involving expenditure. In this role, as well as in Finance and PM&C, David provided direct advice to government and the Expenditure Review Committee of Cabinet over a long period and had a leading role in the preparation of countless Budgets and other Economic Statement.
David’s more recent roles include Chair of the Government's Aged Care Sector Committee (since early 2015) and Co-Chair of the Independent Review of Parliamentary Entitlements for the Commonwealth Government that reported in early 2016.
He David was awarded the Public Service Medal in the 2009 Australia Day Honours List and in January 2015 became an officer in the general division of the Order of Australia for distinguished service to public administration through leadership of finance, budget and social policy initiatives, as an adviser to government, and through disaster recovery co-ordination and liaison.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone +61 411 720 446
Professor Michael Woods
Mike Woods is Professor of Health Economics at the Centre for Health Economics Research and Evaluation at the University of Technology Sydney. He holds appointments at the ANU and the University of Canberra and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of New South Wales. Mike is also currently the Independent Reviewer for an inquiry initiated by the COAG Health Council into the accreditation of the education of health professionals and has been appointed to the Aged Care Financing Authority. Mike’s policy and research interests focus on health and aged care.
Mike recently completed 16 years as Deputy Chairman of the Productivity Commission. During that period, he presided on over 20 national policy inquiries. His reports included Caring for Older Australians, Health Workforce, Science and Innovation, Drought Support, and a range of industry inquiries. Mike also led many research projects, including on deep and persistent disadvantage, social capital, structural adjustment and state owned enterprises.
For 5 years Mike chaired the bilateral Fiscal Reform Implementation Committee under the China Australia Governance Program He continues to actively participate in the China Australia Dialogue on Public Administration and in economic reform in Vietnam.
Prior to his time at the Commission, Mike was Under Treasurer for the ACT and a member of the national Heads of Treasuries during the economic reforms of the 1990s. Initially Mike held a range of senior appointments in the Commonwealth, ACT and Northern Territory public services.
Contact: [email protected]
Phone +61 407 329 049