meet the board

board

Transparency International Australia has a Board of Directors who serve on a voluntary basis. Our staff is headed by the Chief Executive Officer with support from the Chair, other Directors and members who provide invaluable assistance.

Peter Moore

Chair
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Clancy Moore

Chief Executive Officer
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directors

AJ Brown

Professor A J Brown

Director
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Rebecca Davies ao

Director
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ABIGAIL GILL

Director
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Robyn McKern

Robyn McKern

Director
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Deborah Stokes

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holly lindsay

Director
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Sara Pantzer

Director
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PETER MOORE

Director
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MARTIN THOMAS

Director
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Russell Wilson

Director
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Sue Stott

Team Support (Non Director)

senior advisers

Henry Bosch AO

Senior Adviser

John Chevis

Senior Adviser

Gill Donnelly

Senior Adviser

Roger Gyles AO QC

Senior Adviser

Grahame Leonard AM

Senior Adviser

Peter Rooke

Senior Adviser

Peter Willis

Senior Adviser

John Yiannis

Senior Adviser

Mark Zirnsak

Senior Adviser

Emer Diviney

Senior Adviser

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Clancy Moore
Clancy Moore
CEO

Peter Moore

Peter Moore, MA (Eng Cantab), C. Dip.A.F (ACCA), GAICD, is a company director and independent management consultant with a focus on strategy, governance, financial planning and technology.

He had a long career as a managing director at Accenture, an international management consulting firm. He now consults to the not-for-profit and start-up sectors and is a director of Montsalvat Limited, Vastigo Limited and Flyford Communications.

He is the acting chair of the TIA Board, chair of the Governance Committee and chair of the Mining Committee.

(Peter Moore is based in Victoria and joined the Board on 24.11.15)

Clancy Moore

Clancy Moore is the CEO of Transparency International Australia.

He bring over 15 years of advocacy and international development experience in the Solomon Islands, Myanmar, and Australia, including leadership roles with Oxfam and ActionAid.

He previously led the Australian arm of the global anti-corruption coalition, Publish What You Pay calling for greater transparency in the mining, oil and gas sectors. He lectures at several Australian universities and appears regularly in the media.

Clancy and his family live on the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations.

AJ Brown

A J Brown, BA LLB PhD FAAL, is a professor of public policy and law at Griffith University, Queensland, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Law.

He was previously a senior investigator with the Commonwealth Ombudsman, a ministerial policy advisor in the Queensland Government, and an associate to President of the Queensland Supreme Court of Appeal.

He is a recognised expert in complex governance reform including integrity systems, public accountability and whistleblower protection, in Australia and internationally.

He is a member of the Transparency International Global Board and chairs the International Trends & Vision Committee. He is a member of TIA’s Policy and Campaigns Committee.

(AJ Brown is based in Queensland and was appointed to the TIA Board on 24.09.10)

Rebecca Davies

Rebecca Davies AO FAICD is a company director and facilitator and advisor on governance issues.

After a long career as a partner in the law firm Freehills, Rebecca now holds board and committee positions with the following organisations: NHMRC, Catholic Healthcare, Defence Health Limited, Archdiocese of Sydney, Chris O’Brien Lifehouse and The Actuator Operations.

She is a facilitator at the Australian Institute of Directors for the Company Director Course. She is a member of TIA’s Governance Committee.

(Rebecca Davies is based in NSW and joined the Board on 30.09.16)

Abigail Gill

Abigail Gill is a lawyer and Partner at Corrs Chambers Westgarth in Melbourne.

She has more than 20 years’ experience in regulatory investigations, complex litigation and compliance, having worked in private practice at major Australian law firms and in the Legal and Ethics and Compliance teams of BHP.

She is a member of the Business Integrity Committee.

(Abigail Gill is based in Victoria and joined the Board on 24.7.20)

Robyn McKern

Robyn is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, is a Graduate member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Registered Liquidator.  Robyn has more than 30 years’ experience in professional services across audit, restructuring, dispute services and has served as COO, CEO and Professional Practice/Risk Partner of her present firm.  Her current role is focussed on forensic investigation and expert witness service and across 2021-22 Robyn was appointed  by various regulator reviews and Royal Commissions to provide expert evidence in relation to anti-money laundering issues at casinos in Victoria, WA and NSW.   Robyn has served on the board of various not-for-profit charity and membership organisations since 2007.

(Robyn McKern joined the Board on 24.11.22)

Deborah Stokes

Deborah Stokes, BA Hons (Adel) and M.Phil (Cantab), has extensive experience in government and international relations at senior executive levels. Deborah was Vice-President of the Asian Development Bank which has development operations in more than 35 countries in the Asia-Pacific. Prior to this, Deborah held senior positions in Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade including as High Commissioner to Papua New Guinea, Ambassador in Vienna serving also as Australia’s Governor on the Board of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Deputy Ambassador in Tokyo, and head of the UN and international legal affairs division in Canberra.

(Deborah Stokes is based in ACT and joined the Board on 26th August 2021)

Holly Lindsay

Holly Lindsay, MA (Economics), is the Senior Manager, Governance at the Australian Institute for Superannuation Trustees.

She has specialised in environmental, social and corporate governance issues in the superannuation and mining sectors in Australia including working with BHP, CSR and ACSI.

Holly is a governor of World Wildlife Fund Australia, a member of TIA’s Mining Committee and the chair of TIA’s Business Integrity Committee.

(Holly Lindsay is based in Victoria and joined the Board on 08.09.15)

 

Sara Pantzer

Sara Pantzer, BEc Dip Law (SAB), Masters of Dispute Resolution, GAICD, is an independent consultant with extensive experience in public policy, advocacy and public affairs, having worked across a diverse range of industries and sectors.

She has spent the last 20 years working in the life sciences sector – pharmaceutical and biotech.  She also serves as a non-executive director with Sydney Community College and Motor Neurone Disease Association of NSW. Sara is a member of TIA’s Governance and Policy and Campaigns Committees.

(Sara Pantzer is based in NSW and joined the Board on 22/3/18)

Martin Thomas

Martin Thomas has been a leader in the for-purpose sector for more than a decade. He served as Chief Executive of Habitat for Humanity Australia and held senior roles at Mission Australia, World Vision and UNICEF Australia. As a former editor and journalist, Martin has strong expertise in communications and advocacy. He currently consults to the for-purpose sector.

He is a member of the Business Integrity Committee.

(Martin Thomas is based in NSW and joined the Board on 4.7.20)

RUSSELl WILSON

Russell Wilson, BA LLM(ANU) MAICD, Special Counsel Maddocks, has extensive experience in anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing.

Russell spent more than 10 years as the first General Counsel at Australia’s financial intelligence and anti-money laundering agency (AUSTRAC), playing a strategic role in preventing and detecting financial crime and money-laundering and in conjunction with major domestic and international financial organisations and regulators.

Russell is internationally recognised for his expertise and remains well connected to relevant government departments including Home Affairs and Attorney General’s Department.

Russell is a member of both the Policy and Campaigns and the Audit and Risk Committees.

(Russell Wilson is based in ACT and joined the Board on 22/3/18,)