Australian CASA has two new Board Members – Source CASA website.
Ms Elizabeth Hallett GAICD – Appointed 1 July 2020
Elizabeth is an experienced non-executive director and chair of audit & risk committees in regulated sectors, including the financial services and infrastructure sectors. She is a non-executive director on the boards of Sunsuper, a large public offer superannuation fund, NPP Australia Limited (which is responsible for the New Payments Platform), and NSW Land Registry Services. Elizabeth is a reappointed member of the Australian Takeovers Panel and sits on the Advisory Committee of the John Sample Group. Elizabeth was formerly a corporate partner with an international law firm for 22 years, where she held global and national leadership roles. Elizabeth brings legal and regulatory, corporate governance, risk management and strategy development skills and experience to the board. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Melbourne, and is a Graduate of the AICD Company Directors’ Course.
Ms Marilyn Andre – Appointed 1 July 2020
Marilyn has an aviation career spanning over 25 years. Her career in aviation included flying the BA Jetstream 41, Airbus A319/A340 and Boeing 747 and expanded into holding governance, leadership and education positions associated with the industry. Marilyn has held senior leadership and advisory positions with a range of aviation entities including Boeing Training and Professional Services Australia, Boeing Australia Holdings, the Australian Air Force Cadets National Council and Women in Aviation (Australia). In addition to extensive operational and governance experience, Marilyn has consulted for several Australian flight training providers on aviation syllabi. She has a particular interest in the possible integration of virtual and augmented reality to enhance flight training outcomes. Marilyn is a sessional lecturer with the School of Engineering and Built Environment, Griffith Aviation at Griffith University in Queensland and is finalising a doctorate with the Australian Graduate School of Leadership at Torrens University.
Published CASA Board contact is via CASA Board Secretariat:
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PS: Maybe we should look to engage with incoming new DAS/CEO and the CASA Board; maybe through associations such as the AHIA, AMBOBA, AAUF, AAAA to mention a few. Also, CAA NZ has undergone a setback with the resignation of their CEO due political turbulence and industry interaction seems slowed. The HAI is a model of making the best of adversity and working more as a team; rather than being supercharged lemmings wearing blindfolds and rushing to the nearest cliff?