Archived News for Executives and Senior Management
ANZ has announced the appointment of Alistair Currie as the banking group’s new Chief Operating Officer, with overall responsibility for technology, shared services and operations , including ANZ’s Bangalore, Manila and Chengdu hubs.
Mr Currie will report directly to ANZ’s chief executive Mike Smith and has been tasked with accelerating the delivery of ANZ’s super regional strategy through an integrated approach to the company’s business transformation agenda in technology, shared services and operations.
Mr Currie’s appointment is effective from15 October and is subject to the completion of the necessary regulatory approvals.
NWC announces new chief executive
The National Water Commission (NWC) has appointed James Cameron as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Federal Government moves to improve gender diversity in GBEs
The Federal Government has announced its intentions to focus more strongly on gender diversity in the employment practices of key government bodies, including the NBN Co and Australia Post.
Bonus pool for NBN executives
A private-sector style bonus pool has boosted NBN Co’s executive’s pay by an extra $2.3 million.
ACSI urges pay rethink
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has called for a greater link between company performance and executive remuneration.
Integra appoints new director
Integra Mining has announced William Plyley as the company’s new non-executive director after Graeme Beissel recently resigned from the role.
Broadbent, Paradice and Moore to chair $10 billion clean tech review
The Federal Government has announced Jillian Broadbent will chair an exprt review that will advise the government on the design of the $10 billion Clean Energy Finance Corporation, which will be tasked with providing a new source of finance for renewable energy, energy efficiency and low emissions technologies.
Hays October Quarterly Report shows strong senior executive demand
Recruitment specialist Hays has published the October Quarterly report, finding that demand for senior executives is growing, showing an increased demand for talent to drive business in a strategic manner.
ANZ caps executive pay
ANZ has capped the pay increases for the bank’s 900 executives and managers in an attempt to rein in growing remuneration expenditure.
Leadership and management key to productivity
The Society for Knowledge Economics (SKE) has released a two year study into leadership and management capability, finding that progressive and innovative leadership and sound management are key to boosting Australia's productivity.
Network 10 appoints Anthony Flannery
Network Ten has announced Anthony Flannery as the new head of its news and current affairs division after departing TVNZ.
Wesfarmers announces new Target MD
Wesfarmers has announced Dene Rogers as Managing Director of its retail chain, Target, effective 2 November 2011.
InvoCare appoints Google executive to board
Funeral home and cemetery operator InvoCare has announced the appointment of Aliza Knox as a Non-Executive Director.
Phil Honeywood takes IEAA position
Phil Honeywood has been named as the new Managing Director of the International Education Association of Australia.
AAco board shuffle after founding directors retire
The Australian Agricultural Company Ltd (AACo) has announced a reshuffle of its board after two of the company’s founding directors, Nick Burton Taylor and Chris Roberts, announced they would not seek re-election at next year’s Annual General Meeting.
Stockland reviews executive remuneration
Property development giant Stockand is currently undertaking a ‘comprehensive review’ of its executive remuneration policies.
Federal Government releases Tax Forum papers
The Federal Government has released two discussion papers in the lead up to the October Tax Forum.
Forrest continues court battle
Billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest has won the right to continue his appeal against a court ruling that found he had misled investors over seven years ago.
Report slams "mindless bias" in business
A report commissioned by the Federal Government has slammed systemic bias against women in the workforce.
beyondblue CEO resigns
Dawn O’Neil, chief executive of beyondblue, a national non-profit initiative to combat depression, has quit after only eight months in the job.
BHP Billiton executives on a gold mine
Mining giant BHP Billiton has spent close to $19 million on its executive remuneration pay packages in the 2010-2011 financial year in a move that BHP Chairman John Buchanan describes as an investment geared towards reaping future rewards.