- The Crisafulli Government announces new board appointments for State-owned investment manager QIC.
- New members to provide strong financial services and funds management experience to deliver on the Government's objectives.
- Strengthening governance for Government's commercial businesses.
The Crisafulli Government has announced new board appointments for Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), delivering new leadership for the State's investment manager.
New appointments are:
- Andrew King (Chair)
- Christine Maher (director)
- The Hon Nick Minchin AO (director)
- Philip Noble (director)
Robert Jones has also been reappointed as a director to the QIC Board.
Treasurer David Janetzki congratulated the new appointees, while acknowledging outgoing members.
"The new appointments to the QIC Board bring a wealth of Queensland experience and expertise in financial services, funds management, property and governance," Mr Janetzki said.
"I thank outgoing Chair and all former board members for their service."
"Queensland is open for business and these changes align with the Crisafulli Government's strategic direction for the State."
Minister for Finance, Trade, Employment and Training Ros Bates also welcomed the appointments.
"I welcome the strong and clear leadership the new board appointees will bring to help steer Queensland into the future and capitalise on the opportunities ahead," Minister Bates said.
"QIC plays a crucial role in connecting Queensland to the financial world, right across the globe."
QIC is Queensland's State-owned investment manager with more than $130 billion in assets under management.
