Mr Terry Moran,
Chairman, AC

Mr Moran had a varied public service
career, working with successive Australian Federal and State
governments in public policy and public sector
management.
Mr Moran's early career as a CEO focussed
on building Australia's education and technical skills capacity. In
2000 he was appointed Secretary of the Department of Premier and
Cabinet in Victoria, where he played a leading role in developing
an ambitious national reform agenda, subsequently agreed by all
States and the Commonwealth Government and many initiatives to
improve planning and service delivery in the State.
Mr Moran was Secretary of the Department
of the Prime Minister and Cabinet from March 2008 to September
2011, overseeing further development and implementation of this
national reform agenda, particularly through social policy.
Mr Moran was also responsible for overseeing work on national
security and international policy, environment, industry and
economic policy, and coordination of government administration,
including Cabinet support. Mr Moran also played a lead role in
driving reforms to the Australian Public Service.
Mr Moran is Special Adviser on Public Sector Reform with The
Boston Consulting Group.
John Tabart, CEO, BE (Civil) FID (Aust)
FAICD FIPAA (Vic)

The CEO of the Barangaroo Delivery Authority.
He has an extensive international commercial and residential
property development and investment background as a CEO including
10 years at the helm of VicUrban, which also delivered the
public/private Melbourne Docklands development. He is also an
independent director for external entities approved by the State
and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors,
Australian Institution of Engineers, and Australian Institute of
Public Administration.
Richard Timbs
Richard Timbs is NSW Treasury's representative on
the Board. His role at NSW Treasury is Deputy Secretary, Commercial
Management, responsible for commercial and business related
activities. Prior to joining NSW Treasury in 2009 Richard worked at
Macquarie Bank for 15 years and during the period from 1997-2008 he
was a member of Macquarie's Global Infrastructure Division, where
he gained broad transactional and major project and asset
experience.
Brendan Crotty

Brendan Crotty is a former Managing Director of
Australand Property Group and current Chairman of the Western
Sydney Parklands Trust and RPS AAP P/L as well as a director of GPT
Ltd, Brickworks Ltd, Australand Funds Management Ltd and Dennis
Family Corporation P/L. He has formal qualifications in surveying,
town planning and business administration. He is a
fellow of the Australian Property Institute, the Australian
Institute of Company Directors, and the Royal Institute of
Chartered Surveyors. He is also a member of the Planning Institute
of Australia.
Gabrielle Trainor

Gabrielle Trainor is a non-executive
director and a former lawyer, journalist, consultant and public
sector executive. She has had twenty years experience as a chair
and director of a number of public, government, private and not for
profit entities including VicUrban, Best Western Australia and Cape
York Partnerships. She is on the board of the GWS Giants Australian
Football Club and the Whitlam Institute. She is an Hon. Associate
of the Graduate School of Government, Sydney University.
John Fitzgerald FAICD FIPAA
(Vic)
John Fitzgerald is a Specialist Advisor on
the infrastructure and government sectors at KPMG. Formerly
John was Deputy Secretary at the Victorian Department of Treasury
and Finance, responsible for commercial, financial and risk
management advice to the Government, including a focus on
infrastructure, PPPs and the State's balance sheet. Prior to this
he held senior management positions with PricewaterhouseCoopers,
AIDC, Deutsche Bank and the Commonwealth Bank. John has 30
years of commercial and financial experience in infrastructure,
project finance, property finance, securitisation and debt capital
markets. John has a Master of Public Infrastructure (Research)
degree from the University of Melbourne.
Professor Kerry Clare, B. Arch,
FRAIA
Kerry is a founding
director of Clare Design (1979-present), and is a member
of the City of Sydney Design Advisory Panel, providing advice on
public and private developments to maintain high standards of urban
design. She also serves on the Design Review Panel (SEPP 65) for
Randwick and Waverley Councils where she assists in the review of
development applications, assessing their contribution to urban
design, environmental, social and aesthetic issues. Career
highlights include: RAIA Gold Medal 2010; 33 State + National RAIA
awards for Architecture, RAIA National Councillor (2000 -
2002); Design Director NSW Government Architects Office (1998
- 2000); founding director of Architectus Sydney (2000 - 2010);
Northern Territory Government Urban Design Advisory Panel (2009 -
2010); Adjunct Professor University of Sydney (1998 - 2005);
Professor University of Newcastle (2011 - present).