Post-Treasury career Ken Henry (public servant)

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1 post-treasury career

1.1 special adviser prime minister

1.1.1 australia in asian century


1.2 directorships
1.3 academia
1.4 activism





post-treasury career
special adviser prime minister

on 1 june 2011, prime minister julia gillard announced henry had been appointed governor general special adviser on part-time basis in portfolio. directly appointed governor general under section 67 of constitution of australia, , outside public service act 1999.


australia in asian century

henry led writing of white paper on topic australia in asian century , publicly released in mid-2012. assisted professor peter drysdale, catherine livingstone, chair of telstra, , john denton, ceo of corrs chambers westgarth. dr gordon de brouwer, dr david gruen, deputy secretary of department of treasury , dr heather smith, deputy secretary of department of foreign affairs , trade form secretariat.


directorships

henry appointed executive director of national australia bank in 2011; , in 2015 appointed chairman. appointed director of board of australian securities exchange in january 2013. henry chairman of sir roland wilson foundation @ australian national university.


academia

henry part-time executive chair of australian national university s new institute of public policy.


henry chair of smart infrastructure facility advisory council @ university of wollongong.


henry chair of sir roland wilson (economist) foundation board @ australian national university.


activism

in 2011, henry joined council of voiceless, animal protection institute. there few pursuits more noble in life giving voice otherwise suffer in silence. proudly proclaims rural upbringing around taree contributing realisation value of conservation , animal rights. has specific interest in preservation of endangered hairy-nosed wombat.








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