The class of ’84—where are they now?
Who were the first people to enter the new senior executive service?
1983–84: 212 people were promoted and 32 were engaged to the SES; of these 29 or 5% were women.
2008–09:183 people were promoted and 110 were engaged to the SES; of these 106 or 36% were women.
SES from 1984—where are they now?
These SES are still employed in the APS at November 2009.
| Name | Joined APS | Current position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bob Alexander | 1972 | FAS, ACCC | |
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John Carlson | 1963 | FAS, DFAT |
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Michael Carmody | 1983 | Agency Head, Australian Customs Service |
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Brian Cassidy | 1973 | Deputy Secretary, ACCC |
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Mark Cunliffe | 1978 | FAS, Defence |
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Bill Fisher | 1968 | FAS, DFAT |
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Ian Govey | 1974 | Deputy Secretary, Attorney-General’s |
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Peter Grey | 1968 | Deputy Secretary, DFAT |
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Rex Hoy | 1968 | FAS, DEEWR |
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Neil Hyden | 1965 | Deputy Secretary, Australian Office Financial Management |
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Jim Killaly | 1970 | FAS, ATO |
| Tony Kingdon | 1968 | FAS, Health and Ageing | |
| John McCarthy | 1968 | Deputy Secretary, DFAT | |
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Ian McPhee | 1971 | Agency Head, ANAO |
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Mary Murnane | 1984 | Deputy Secretary, Health and Ageing |
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Terry O’Brien | 1972 | FAS, Productivity Commission |
| John Spasojevic | 1973 | Deputy Secretary, Commonwealth Grants Commission | |
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Bernie Yates | 1974 | Deputy Secretary, FAHCSIA |
