Non-Executive Director | Sydney Symphony
Assisted with the divestment of the Sydney Symphony from the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC). Served, 1994 – 1996
Assisted with the divestment of the Sydney Symphony from the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC). Served, 1994 – 1996
Was sole independent Director. Resigned when that not expanded. Following divestment from the NRMA, now known the Insurance Australia Group Served, 1994 – 1996
Member of State Super and predecessor Public Authorities Superannuation Boards. State Super then was the largest public pension fund in Australia. Served, 1989 – 1995
Assistant Commissioner of the Industry Commission (IC) review of Work, Health and Safety in Australia (1994-1995). Earlier, Associate Commissioner of review of Commercial Restrictions on Exploring (Including Franchising). IC now known as the Productivity Commission. Served, 1992 – 1995
Now known as Unions NSW. Welcomed Nelson Mandela to the steps of the Opera House in 1992. Edited various books including Transforming Industrial Relations; Australian Industry Policy; Australia and Immigration – Able to Grow?, etc. Served, 1989 – 1994
Founding Director of then joint venture between the Equitilink Group and the Labor Council of NSW. Served, 1991 – 1994
Founding Director of Asset Super, co-sponsored by then Labor Council of NSW, NSW Employers’ Federation and NSW Chamber of Manufactures. Asset Super merged with Care Super in 2012. Served, 1990 – 1994
One of six Vice Presidents. Served, 1993-1994
Served on the board from 1994. With appointment of Barrie Unsworth as Station Manager in 1990, co-developed strategy for narrowcast radio licenses in rural NSW which ultimately, years later, made the Station more valuable and an essential purchase for the NSW TAB. Served, 1989 – 1994