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Tasman Graham has 20 years of professional experience gained across oil and gas, mining, power, infrastructure and agribusiness sectors, and the full asset lifecycle from concept to decommissioning. He is an experienced consultant in studies, project services and business management / development, and has also worked in senior roles in major client organisations.
He has been the project director or manager of a number of major project impact assessments and approvals, in both developed and developing country contexts. Notably, he led the environmental impact statement and major approvals work for the Australia Pacific LNG Project.
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ROSS GRANT
Ross Grant is Chairman of Grant Samuel Group, an independent investment banking firm he established in 1988. He was previously an Executive Director of Macquarie Bank Ltd, having joined Hill Samuel Australia (the predecessor of Macquarie Bank) in 1975. He is a Director of Australian Wildlife Conservancy, the Australian Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, Waratahs Rugby, Sydney Symphony, and a Board Member of The Centre for Independent Studies.
Ross’s wife, Dr Jo Boney, is attending Consilium. She is a Director of St Luke’s Hospital and runs a complementary healing practice. She was previously a Senior Lecturer in Nursing at the University of Sydney and has a PhD from the University of Sydney.
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JOHN M. GREEN
The Green family are founders of Pantera Press.
John M. Green is a company director, novelist and business writer. He is a Director of QBE Insurance and WorleyParsons, a Member of the Takeovers Panel, a Council Member of the National Library of Australia, and a Board Member of The Centre for Independent Studies. He was previously an investment banker and, before that, a lawyer.
He is the author of three novels and is writing his fourth. ABC Radio has praised his novel-writing as having ‘the sophistication of John le Carré and the pace of Jeffrey Archer’. His business writings have appeared in most major national and financial newspapers and several online media outlets.
John’s wife, Jenny Green, is also attending Consilium. Jenny is an award-winning sculptor, working mainly in bronze and steel. She has a BA in Fine Arts from the National Art School and for five years was President of the Sculptors Society of NSW. Her work is in numerous public, private and corporate collections. She also has a BSc (Hons) from the University of New South Wales and held senior executive roles in project management and IT consulting.
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MICHAEL J. HAWKER AM
Michael Hawker AM is a businessman and company director with national and international experience gained through a distinguished career in the banking and insurance industries as both a director and non-executive director. Prior to his directorship roles Michael was CEO and Managing Director of Insurance Australia Group, Group Executive of Business and Consumer Banking at Westpac, Executive Director of Citibank International in Europe, and Deputy Managing Director of Citibank in Australia.
Currently, Michael holds a number of directorships with both Australian and international companies including Aviva Plc Group (UK), Macquarie Group, and Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited.
Michael is also Chair of The George Institute for Global Health, Chair of the Australian Rugby Union, a Member of the Executive Committee of the International Rugby Board, Director of the Rugby World Cup Board and Director of SANZAR.
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BENJAMIN HERSCOVITCH
Dr Benjamin Herscovitch is a Research Fellow at The Centre for Independent Studies. Before joining CIS, Benjamin was a Desk Officer at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. At DFAT, Benjamin served on the Pakistan desk and worked on the department’s public diplomacy programs.
Benjamin has a PhD from The University of Sydney, where his academic research concentrated on the connection between classical liberal theory and federalism. Now based in Beijing, Benjamin’s research focuses on Australia’s regional foreign policy, Australia-China relations, and Asia’s international affairs.
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BELINDA HUTCHINSON AM
Belinda Hutchinson AM is Chancellor of the University of Sydney; a Director of AGL Energy, Australian Philanthropic Services, NSW State Library Foundation; and a Member of the Federal Government Financial Services Advisory Council, the Salvation Army Eastern Territory Advisory Board and the Australian Treasury Advisory Council.
Belinda was previously Chairman of QBE Insurance Group and a Director of Telstra Corporation, Coles Myer, Crane Group, Energy Australia, TAB, Snowy Hydro Trading and Sydney Water. Her executive career included her role as an Executive Director of Macquarie Group; a Vice President of Citibank, and a senior manager at Andersen Consulting. She is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Belinda is attending Consilium with her husband, Roger Massy-Greene.
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KAY HYMOWITZ
Kay S. Hymowitz is the William E. Simon Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal. She writes extensively on childhood, family issues, poverty, and cultural change in America.
Kay is the author of 4 books including Marriage and Caste in America: Separate and Unequal Families in a Post-Marital Age and Liberation's Children: Parents and Kids in a Postmodern Age. Her newest book, Manning Up: How the Rise of Women Has Turned Men Into Boys, was published in 2011.
In addition to her writing, Kay has presented her work at many conferences, most recently at "A New Era: Defining Civil Rights in the 21st Century," sponsored by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. She sits on the board of the journal National Affairs and of Future of Children and the Woodrow Wilson School.
Kay is joined at Consilium by her husband, Paul Hymowitz.
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