Ed Kalajzic

Reconciliation WA (RWA) is a not-for-profit Organisation providing leadership, advocacy and support to people and organisations driving the movement for Reconciliation in Western Australia (WA).

The purpose of the Advisory Board is to: •Provide strategic directions and guidance to the School.Have high-level input into undergraduate and postgraduate programs. •Have high-level input into undergraduate and postgraduate programs and the School's commercial activities. •Advocate on behalf of the School to build and strengthen industry partnerships to benefit the School’s reputation, students and research imperatives. •Assist the School in building further capacity, and strengthening its profile and standing within the Business and Law communities locally, nationally and internationally. •Facilitate scholarships or industry funding for research and/or strategic projects.

Energy Networks Australia is the national industry body representing Australia’s electricity transmission and distribution and gas distribution networks. Our members provide more than 16 million electricity and gas connections to almost every home and business across Australia. Our team works with networks, regulators and industry partners to develop research and advice on issues including national and state government policy and regulation relevant to energy networks and how they must operate and key technical issues such as network safety and security of supply, reliability and power quality, the management of peak energy demand, energy efficiency and sustainable energy

Accountable for the development of enterprise wide business, customer, regulatory and business support strategies and frameworks, while implementing, directing and controlling risk and financial management frameworks and reporting for the organisation to achieve established commercial objectives.

Responsible for the overall financial management of the CBH Group. Departments include treasury, tax, financial control, and procurement. Lead a team of ~65 employees, with Group revenue of $3.5bn-$4.0bn, net assets of $1.7bn, and seasonal borrowings of up to $2.0bn. Responsible with reporting through to the CEO, Audit and Risk Management Committee, and CBH Board of Directors. Director and Public Officer on numerous internal subsidiaries and investments. 2016/17 - CBH lead on Takeover Response, Structure and Governance Review, and Procurement Transformation

Identification and execution of investment and growth opportunities that deliver on CBH’s core strategies that once executed create and return additional value for the business. Responsible for the monitoring and reporting of CBH’s investments to the Executive Committee and CBH Board including recommendations in accordance with CBH’s investment capital management principles. Responsible for the annual setting of the Strategy and Business Development budget.