Katie Lahey Chief Executive
Katie took up the position as Chief Executive of the Business Council of Australia in 2001. Before joining the BCA, she was the Chief Executive of the State Chamber of Commerce (New South Wales), Chief Executive of the Sydney City Council and Chairman and Chief Executive of the Victorian Tourism Commission. [more]
Maria Tarrant Deputy Chief Executive
Maria joined the Business Council of Australia in December 2001. Prior to her appointment as Deputy Chief Executive she held the position of Director Policy, taking the lead in policy development in areas as diverse as education and training, workplace relations, infrastructure, energy policy and climate change. [more]
Peter Crone Chief Economist and Director Policy
Peter is a macroeconomist with a deep perspective on the operation of the Australian economy and financial system, and possesses high-level experience in public policy formulation. [more]
Patrick Coleman Director Policy
Patrick joined the Business Council of Australia in November 2005. He comes to the BCA with a background in government policy advice in the areas of education and training, transport security, critical infrastructure, agriculture, tourism and small business. [more]
Ruth Dunkin Director Policy
Ruth has over 30 years experience in the public and higher education sectors, with a strong background and interest in public policy. [more]
Simon Pryor Director Policy
Simon joined the Business Council of Australia in 2007. An economist, he has previously worked in a number of positions for large corporations in the airline and telecommunications sectors, in public policy consultancy and in the public service. [more]
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Our membership is made up of the CEOs of 100 of Australia’s top companies, representing a range of industry sectors.
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A simple operating structure helps the BCA maintain a highly prioritised, strategic approach to key issues.
Our task forces work across six important areas of economic and social policy.
The board proposes the BCA policy agenda and oversees the work of the BCA Secretariat and task forces.