Michael Pratt AM
Secretary
Michael Pratt was appointed as the 27th Secretary of NSW Treasury and NSW Industrial Relations on 1 August 2017. The Treasury Cluster includes NSW Treasury, NSW Treasury Corporation, icare (Insurance & Care NSW) and SAS Trustee Corporation. As Secretary, Michael is responsible for strategic management of the entirety of the State’s finances, budget, assets, liabilities and financial risk management framework and transformation.
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San Midha
Deputy Secretary Policy and Budget Group
San Midha joined NSW Treasury in May 2016 and is the Deputy Secretary for the Policy & Budget Group (P&B). San’s Group is the primary manager of Treasury’s relationship with government agencies. The Group works collaboratively with agencies to ensure provision of high-quality advice on financial management, policy reform and resource allocation. This also includes delivery of the annual Budget, Half-Yearly Review and provision of advice on agency policy and budget matters to Cabinet and sub-committees including the Expenditure Review Committee and the Cabinet Infrastructure Committee.
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Kim Curtain
Deputy Secretary for Jobs, Investment & Tourism, and Acting Deputy Secretary for Trade
Kim is a commercial and finance professional with over 20 years of experience across both public and private sectors. Kim’s NSW Treasury’s Interim Deputy Secretary Trade, Tourism, Investment and Precincts Group, supporting development of a comprehensive Trade and Investment Strategy.
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Phil Gardner
Deputy Secretary, Commercial
Phil Gardner is our Deputy Secretary, Commercial Group, having joined Treasury as Executive Director, Commercial Transactions in October 2015. He was appointed to the Deputy Secretary position in May 2017 and in that capacity he leads the overall Commercial Group which comprises the Transactions, Commercial Assets, Infrastructure and Structured Finance, and Commissioning and Contestability units as well as the NSW Data Analytic Centre.
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Joann Wilkie
Deputy Secretary Economic Strategy & Productivity
Joann Wilkie joined NSW Treasury in February 2019 as Deputy Secretary for the Economic Strategy & Productivity Group. In this role, she leads the delivery of economic and revenue forecasting; provision of advice on economic policy and reform, including on productivity; and engagement with Commonwealth, State and Territories on key national reforms and issues. The NSW Small Business Commissioner and NSW Productivity Commissioner are also anchored in the Economic Strategy and Productivity Group.
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Tracy Wilson
Chief Information Officer
Tracy Wilson joined NSW Treasury as the Chief Information Officer in January 2019. With a clear strategic and digital vision in mind, she is leading the functional and cost-effective delivery of IT solutions that support the business operations and applications.
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Jo Blackwell
Executive Director Human resources
Jo Blackwell joined Treasury in September 2018, as Executive Director, Human Resources from FACS where she led the HR Reform team managing the organisation transformation to support FACS post NDIS implementation.
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Charles Cho
General Counsel
Charles Cho joined Treasury in January 2017 as its General Counsel and heads the Office of General Counsel (OGC). The OGC provides the Treasurer and NSW Treasury with strategic legal advice and a ‘legal lens’ on policy initiatives; supports State significant commercial asset transactions and strategic projects; and manages contractual, statutory and other legal issues arising from Treasury’s operations.
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Stewart Walters
Chief Finance & Operations Officer, Finance and Operations Group, NSW Treasury
Stewart joined NSW Treasury in 2016 to lead the Prime new budget platform implementation for NSW government – the first major re-shape of the budget system in over 20 years. Stewart has now assumed the role of Chief Finance and Operations Officer and is a member of the Treasury leadership team. This team leads the provision of the aggregated financial reporting for the State in support of the Budget and year end results, functionally supports the budgeting platform that underpins the data, provides advice and leadership to the sector on financial and accounting policies matters and the provision of Internal Audit and Risk for Treasury.
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Sarah Hill
Deputy Secretary, WCAA
Sarah Hill has a well-earned reputation for getting things done. As the inaugural CEO of the Greater Sydney Commission Sarah led the organisation in developing the vision for ‘a metropolis of three cities’. The vision has fundamentally changed the way we think and plan for Greater Sydney. In her new role as the Western Parklands City Authority CEO and as a Deputy Secretary in NSW Treasury, Sarah will continue to build on the strong culture of collaboration she fostered at the Commission partnering with local councils, NSW Government agencies, the community and industry to deliver a thriving Western Parkland City.
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