Perth’s Leadership Landscape: New Appointments Shape the Future

Perth’s leadership landscape is undergoing a dynamic shift, with a flurry of new appointments across various sectors, reflecting a wave of change and ambition within the city’s key organizations.

Hospitality: Crown Towers Perth Welcomes New General Manager

Crown Towers Perth has appointed Chris Hamilton as its new General Manager. With over 10 years of senior management experience in the hospitality industry, Hamilton, relocating from Dubai, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role. He previously served as Resident Manager at Shangri-La Dubai and held key positions in Shangri-La properties in Fiji and India. Hamilton’s extensive experience positions him to elevate Crown Towers Perth to new heights in guest experience and operational excellence.

Disability Services: Rocky Bay Strengthens its Board

Linda O’Farrell, a former executive at Fortescue Metals, has joined the board of disability services provider Rocky Bay. O’Farrell brings over 25 years of experience in human resources, leadership development, and strategic direction, making her a valuable asset to Rocky Bay. Her previous roles at Fortescue, including Group Manager People and later Director of People, highlight her significant contribution to the company’s growth and culture. O’Farrell currently serves as a director at Austin Engineering and chairs the advisory board at Remsmart.

Rejuvenating Perth’s Central Business District: Activate Perth Appoints New CEO

Activate Perth has announced the appointment of Peter Gerendasi as its new Chief Executive Officer. Gerendasi, with over three decades of experience, is tasked with revitalizing commercial and cultural offerings in Perth’s Central Business District. His impressive career includes 23 years at PwC, where he held various leadership roles, culminating in Managing Partner for 27 countries in Europe and Chief Executive for PwC Russia. Most recently, Gerendasi served as a partner at Deloitte, managing Sydney’s private client practice.

Mining: MTM Critical Metals Appoints Experienced Chemical Engineer

Michael Walshe, a chemical engineer, has been appointed as the Chief Executive of ASX-listed MTM Critical Metals. Walshe transitions from his previous role as Chief Executive of Voltaic Strategic Resources, where he honed his expertise in engineering, operations, and project development. Prior to Voltaic, Walshe spent a decade at Finnish company Metso, further strengthening his technical and leadership skills.

Nex Metals Explorations Welcomes New CEO

Nex Metals Explorations has named Maki Petkovski as its new Chief Executive Officer. Petkovski, a highly experienced geologist with over 30 years in the industry, is expected to focus on the company’s Kookynie gold tailings project in the Goldfields. His extensive career includes leadership roles at Petko Resources, Oil Search, and other international mining firms.

Community Engagement: Volunteering WA Gains New Board Member

Craig Hollywood, founder of Short Back and Sidewalks and AECOM WA’s Deputy Defence Lead, has joined the board of Volunteering WA. Hollywood, a civil engineer, founded the not-for-profit organization in 2015 to provide free haircuts to people experiencing homelessness. He served as the organization’s Chief Executive until 2023 and continues to make an impact in the community through his leadership at AECOM and Volunteering WA.

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