The College of Law is pleased to announce the appointment of Sue Wilson FAICD as an independent non-executive Governor.
Sue joins the Board with more than 30 years' experience in governance, law and executive leadership. Her career has spanned higher education, financial services, resources, government and the not-for-profit sector, bringing a breadth of perspective to the College's Board.
Joseph Catanzariti AM, Chair of the Board of Governors, said:
" Sue has held senior leadership and governance roles across higher education, business and the community sector, and has served on a number of significant Australian boards. We are delighted to welcome Sue to the College of Law Board of Governors and look forward to the contribution she will make."
Marcus Martin, Group Chief Executive Officer, said:
"As the College continues to evolve, strong governance is an important part of supporting that journey. Sue brings valuable experience from working with boards and executive teams through growth, change and complexity. Her perspective will be a real asset as we continue to strengthen the College and support the legal profession across Australia, New Zealand and internationally."
Sue Wilson FAICD said:
"Legal practice is changing rapidly, and the capabilities expected of lawyers continue to evolve. The College of Law plays a vital role in preparing lawyers with the legal knowledge, judgement, ethics and practical skills they need to serve their clients and the community. I am delighted to join the Board of Governors and look forward to contributing to that important mission."
Sue is Chair of Amana Living and Deputy Chair of Fremantle Press and a WA State Councillor of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She has previously served as Pro-Chancellor of Curtin University and as Non-Executive Director of Western Power. Sue has also held senior legal and governance roles with Iluka Resources, Sierra Rutile and Bankwest.
