Damon Rees

Damon Rees PSM joined the Board in July 2023 as Independent Non-Executive Director, Member of the People and Remuneration Committee and Business Development and Digital Committee. Damon is a Sydney-based business leader focused on customer centricity, culture, digital enablement, and innovation, with more than twenty years of experience driving transformational change, organisational performance, and better customer outcomes. Damon is currently the Managing Principal & CEO at Better As Usual, a practitioner-led professional services organisation committed to customer success and positive social impact, Chair of eHealth NSW, Chair of NSW Health, Single Digit Patient Record Implementation Authority Advisory Board and co-founder of ServiceGen Pty Ltd. Damon is the former Chief Executive Officer of Service NSW. Damon holds a Bachelor of Information Technology from UTS, a Global Executive MBA from the University of Sydney and was awarded the Sir James Wolfhenson scholarship to study at the Harvard Kennedy School. Damon was also awarded a Public Service Medal as part of the 2023 Kings Honours.

Education

Bachelor of Information Technology from UTS; Global Executive MBA from the University of Sydney; Sir James Wolfhenson scholarship to Harvard Kennedy School

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