8chan/8kun QResearch AUSTRALIA Posts (1)
#8528410 at 2020-03-23 06:37:08 (UTC+1)
Q Research AUSTRALIA #7 - FIRE & FURY Edition
Resignations in the news
Law Society of NSW CEO announces resignation
The Law Society of NSW today regretfully announced that Chief Executive Officer, Michael Tidball, will be resigning after nearly 14 years at the helm.
Mr Tidball will conclude his tenure as CEO of the state's peak legal body at the end of June 2020 to take up a new position as Chief Executive Officer of the Law Council of Australia.
In announcing Mr Tidball's resignation, President of the Law Society, Richard Harvey, thanked Michael for his outstanding contribution to the Society, the legal profession and the wider community.
"As the Society's longest serving CEO and Secretary General of LAWASIA, Michael has been an effective, respected and highly regarded leader who has brought vision, dedication, exceptional strategic skills and considerable energy to the role," Mr Harvey said.
"There is no doubt that his tenure as CEO has seen the Society rise to new heights where it is now the pre-eminent legal association in Australia, representing the interests of 43% of the nation's legal profession.
"Michael has been at the forefront of Law Society initiatives to position the association as one of the largest, most resilient and successful voluntary membership law societies internationally."
https://www.medianet.com.au/releases/185340/
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Senior NAB exec to step down
The major bank has announced the departure of another senior executive, just weeks after confirming the resignation of former head of retail Mike Baird and former head of broker Nicole Devine.
NAB has announced that chief customer officer, business and private banking, Anthony Healy, will step down from the bank after serving for 10 years across several executive roles in Australia and New Zealand.
Mr Healy's resignation will be effective 30 April.
The outgoing CCO will be replaced by chief risk officer, business and private banking, Michael Saadie, subject to regulatory approvals, while NAB searches for a permanent replacement.
Following the announcement, NAB Group CEO Ross McEwan said: "Anthony has been recognised for his strong customer focus, innovation and market-leading results.
"He has been a champion for supporting our small to medium enterprises, the engine room of the Australian economy, and the development of regional and rural Australia.
"He has been a key member of NAB's executive leadership team through a challenging period, and I have valued his support since I joined NAB."
"I wish him well for the future."
https://www.theadviser.com.au/breaking-news/40157-senior-nab-exec-to-step-down