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The Executive Director will lead the strategic operations of ACAG including advancing ACAG's 2026-29 Strategic Plan, represent the interest of Members, deliver effective thought leadership outcomes, and build strong, positive, and enduring state, national and international partnerships with ACAG's stakeholders. The Executive Director will provide expert advice and operational excellence across ACAG's functions. This role presents a unique opportunity to further influence and strengthen the value of public sector auditing in the Australasian region, expanding ACAG's influence on contemporary issues facing statutory audit offices both nationally and internationally.
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The Australasian Council of Auditors General (ACAG) is an unincorporated membership association governed by a constitution. It was established over 60 years ago as a consultative mechanism to support the structured sharing of information and intelligence between its Members. ACAG's Members include the Auditors-General of all Australian National, State and Territory Audit Offices, and the Auditors-General of New Zealand, Fiji and Papua New Guinea. To assist ACAG executive achieve its Strategic Plan, the governance structure comprises an Executive Committee of three Auditors-General and several sub-committees either chaired by or sponsored by an Auditor-General.
Applications: Please send a cover letter and CV (or queries) to: admin@audit.tas.gov.au (closing 12 midnight Monday 14 September 2026)
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