ABC acting chair Kirstin Ferguson's journey from the military to business executive
6 years, 5 months ago

ABC acting chair Kirstin Ferguson's journey from the military to business executive

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Kirstin Ferguson, who has been put forward to be the ABC's acting chair by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, says she does not have a relationship with the Government and will be "different" from previous appointments. "I really liked the breadth of my role, I was working with the chief executive officer, leading people and making things happen, and I didn't want to let it go," she told online bulletin Women's Agenda in 2017. Kirstin Ferguson described the ABC's Annabel Crabb and Leigh Sales as "brilliant role models of women supporting women". Dr Ferguson has previously spoken about her leadership roles, telling Women's Agenda it has taken her "decades to feel confident in my own leadership".

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