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Advisory Board
The chief role of the Advisory Board is to facilitate two-way engagement between stakeholders and researchers. Board members provide independent advice to the Management Committee with regard to strategy and external relations, facilitate the Centre's engagement with relevant stakeholders, identify new opportunities for engagement, and act as advocates and champions of CEPAR.
Members
Marc J de Cure
Chair, Advisory Board
BCom (Hons) UNSW, MWine Quality UWS, FCA
Adjunct Professor, CEPAR, UNSW Business School
Marc de Cure has long recognised the social and economic significance of demographic change and the need to undertake and promulgate research to inform government policy, and social and commercial responses. He played a key role in establishing CEPAR and provides critical input to the development of the Centre’s ongoing strategy, and engagement activities. He has chaired both the Advisory Board and the Leaders’ Forum since inception.
Marc has been a member of the Business Advisory Council of the UNSW Business School since 2001 and was appointed as an Adjunct Professor at the UNSW Business School in 2015. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) from UNSW, a Master of Wine Quality from UWS and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. Marc has been a non-executive company director and senior executive in financial and professional services groups across Australasia and Europe. He was AIA Group’s Executive Vice President & CFO and AMP Group’s CFO, Executive General Manager Strategy and Executive Director of its main operating entities. In professional services Marc was a senior Partner with PwC, including Chair of its Australian Financial Services practice and Managing Partner of its Asia Pacific Risk Management practice, and was also a Principal Advisor with Bain & Company.
Richard Ainley
Partner, Consulting, PwC
Matt Flavel
Deputy Secretary, Social Security, Department of Social Services
Dr David Gruen AO
Australian Statistician, Australian Bureau of Statistics
Natalie Horvat
First Assistant Secretary, Economic Division, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Lynn Kelly
First Assistant Secretary, Retirement, Advice and Investment Division, The Treasury
Michael Lye
Deputy Secretary Ageing and Aged Care, Department of Health and Aged Care
Dr Michael Orszag
Head of Research, WTW
Robert Palacios
Lead Economist, The World Bank Group
The Hon Kay Patterson AO
Age Discrimination Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission
Dr John Simon
Head, Economic Research, Reserve Bank of Australia
Patricia Sparrow
Chief Executive, Council on the Ageing (COTA)
Joann Wilkie
Deputy Secretary, Economic Strategy and Productivity Group, NSW Treasury
David Woods
Chief Economist, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
Ian Yates AO
Independant member
Department of Education, Skills and Employment
MLC Wealth
CEPAR Representatives
Colleen Faes-Scott
CEPAR Director of Operations
Anne Gordon
CEPAR Director of Operations
Professor Warwick McKibbin AO
CEPAR Director of Policy Engagement
Professor John Piggott AO
CEPAR Director
Professor Michael Sherris
CEPAR Director of Industry Engagement