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The AustCyber Board is made up of respected industry leaders who have management expertise spanning small organisations to multi-national corporations, as well as government and not-for-profit. The Board governs our activities and guides our organisational strategy. This includes the allocation of our Projects Fund to matched industry recipients.
Michael Bromley
Chief Executive Officer
Michael is a digital and innovation change agent. He is currently leading Stone & Chalk, Australia’s home for emerging technology. With over 15 years’ experience as a member of executive leadership teams in telecommunications, financial services, online services and consulting, his successes include innovations in product development, delivery and lifecycle management at global leaders like AOL, Blackberry, Telstra and the National Broadband Network (NBNCo). Following a 10 year career as an investment banker in the US, he is now building sustainable high performing teams in Australia…
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Richard Kimber
Chair
A non-executive Director at Stone & Chalk who is also the CEO & founder of Daisee, an Australian AI software company that builds cutting edge applications for contact centres. Richard is a former CEO of FirstDirect Bank in the Uk and MD of Google in Australia.
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Janine Stewart
Director
A non-executive Director and Chair of the Remuneration Committee of Stone and Chalk. Janine’s executive career in leadership roles has spanned a diverse range of ASX 10 industry sectors including Financial Services, Media and Aviation. A strategic focus on creating value for shareholders through talent, future capabilities, culture governance and digital transformation.
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Caroline Trotman
Director
A non-executive Director at Stone & Chalk, Caroline has been a resident at Stone and Chalk for the past 2 years. Stone and Chalk has been instrumental in WordFlow’s growth from a startup to a scaleup company.
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