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The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016

A look back at some of the biggest moves in corporate IT.

on Dec 21 2016 12:00PM

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JANUARY Former Coca-Cola Amatil group chief information officer Barry Simpson moved to Atlanta, after accepting a role as chief information officer for global operations IT services at the US-based Coca Cola Company. After the move, Warwick Hutton remained in charge of IT for CCA’s Australian beverages business, while group technology leadership responsibilities were handed to Mukesh Kapadia, who reports to the CCA CFO.

JANUARY Retail giant Super Retail Group lured the former head of IT delivery for UK department store John Lewis to become its inaugural chief information officer, in an effort to boost its digital credentials. Paul Hayes joined Super Retail after 10 years at the British retailer, with a mandate to lead IT and digital following a rejig of internal divisions.

JANUARY News Corp Australia's chief information and technology officer Tom Quinn left the company after 11 years, with the media company’s former head of digital product development Alisa Bowen taking over his former duties. The publisher also opted to merge its formerly separate technology and digital teams into a single unit under Bowen, meaning internal and customer-facing IT now operate from the same business division.

JANUARY Western Australia Police chief information officer Mike Schuman handed in his notice after almost 18 months with the agency. Schuman had first joined the force in mid-2014 as its transformation director to enact organisational and technological change and develop an IT transformation strategy.

JANUARY Former chief information officer of Harris Farm Markets Simon Maizels moved out of the technology team and into a significantly larger role leading one of the company's two buying teams as well as the food retailer’s logistics operations. Later in the year he left the organisation for a data integration role at the NSW Department of Education.

JANUARY The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet went looking for a new head of IT after its chief information officer, Radi Kovacevic, jumped ship to the Digital Transformation Agency. Nathan Heeney, who acted as CIO following the departure, was named as Kovacevic's permanent replacement in May.

FEBRUARY The Department of Human Services hired John Murphy to lead its billion-dollar welfare payments infrastructure transformation (WPIT) project. Murphy joined the DHS from the National Australia Bank, where he previously served as executive general manager of deposits and transaction services.

FEBRUARY Hills let go its chief information officer Derek Brown as part of a senior management restructure across the company. Brown had been at the company less than three years but in that time played a pivotal role in former group manager director Ted Pretty’s “One Hills” vision to transform the manufacturing company into a technology-focused business.

FEBRUARY Victoria’s Emergency Services Telecommunications Authority was forced to look for a tech chief for the second time in less than a year after its chief information officer Glenn Page accepted a senior IT position with Tata Consultancy Services in the US. In June, the agency hired former State Revenue Office CIO Paul Dulfer as Page’s replacement.

FEBRUARY Sydney Water named former US and UK utilities executive George Hunt as its new chief information officer, following the retirement of Stephen Wilson in late 2015. In his previous role of global consulting partner for utilities with Wipro, Hunt led business transformation programs for a number of international utilities companies, including Greater Cincinnati Water.

FEBRUARY Service Stream was again looking for a new CIO just 15 months on from appointing Hubert Van Dalen after "cultural differences" resulted in the IT executive departing the utilities provider. Anthony Bereznicki was eventually given the job permanently, after acting in the role for several months.

FEBRUARY King & Wood Mallesons lost its long-serving chief information officer Ben Swindale, who ended a 16-year run as its IT chief. The executive subsequently took up a new role as a client delivery executive with Dimension Data, where he works with an undisclosed public sector organisation.

MARCH Canberra IT executive Matthew Boyley returned to the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science after just five months as CIO at the Attorney-General’s Department. Industry’s general manager of the ICT development branch, Neil Kinsella, was made the acting CIO following Boyley’s departure.

MARCH Electronic voting advocate and long-serving CIO of the NSW Electoral Commission Ian Brightwell handed in his resignation after 11 years following difficulties with the organisation's new management.

MARCH Private health insurer HCF appointed former Cover-More Group tech boss Sanjeev Gupta as its new chief information officer, after Patrick Shearman stepped down from the role in late 2015. Shearman left the company to become an IT consultant and advisor at EireIndus Transformations and Ventures.

MARCH Melbourne Water hired its first-ever chief information security officer in order to better manage the increasingly complicated threat environment facing utility companies. The position was eventually given to former Incitec Pivot head of information security Quan Pham.

MARCH Private hospital operator Mater Health found itself once again advertising for a CIO after Mal Thatcher decided he would not return following a year-long stint at the helm of Queensland Health’s IT division. Former UnitingCare Health IT chief David Kempson took over as Thatcher’s replacement in July.

MARCH Fox Sports ended a nearly nine-month-long search for a chief technology officer with the appointment of former Seven West Media head of strategic planning and development Alastair Robertson.

MARCH Former Dick Smith chief information officer Paul Keen landed a role as the chief technology officer for online outsourced tasks marketplace Airtasker following his departure from the retailer. Keen was one of around 3000 employees affected by the closure of Dick Smith in February after the receivers appointed to the business opted to shut it down.

MARCH Zoran Bolevich secured his spot at the top of NSW Health’s IT wing, eHealth NSW, after winning an open selection process to take over as CEO of eHealth NSW. The position was advertised in January after former CIO Michael Walsh left to take on the top job at Queensland Health.

MARCH Victorian power companies CitiPower and Powercor appointed Chris Eriksen as their new general manager for IT to oversee a transformation program focusing on the convergence between IT and operational technology. Before taking up the post, Eriksen had spent more than four-and-a-half-years as the IT general manager at mining giant Roy Hill, and has also served in senior IT-related roles at AMP and NAB.

APRIL Suncorp group chief information officer Matt Pancino resigned from the financial services company to join rival CommBank as its new CIO for the retail and business bank.

APRIL Aurora Energy chief information officer Mel Lukianenko stood aside from the role at the end of June for personal reasons, after more than six years at the Tasmanian state-owned power company. Entrepreneur Grant Taylor was named as a replacement, but he resigned from his post six months later to return to the start-up sector.

APRIL Western Australia’s health department threw in the towel in its hunt for a permanent chief information officer, instead handing the organisation’s IT leadership to a newly-appointed chief executive who has taken control of the state’s health support agency. Inaugural HSS boss, procurement specialist Kylie Towie, will take on the CIO functions as part of her new job.

MAY Court Services Victoria appointed the Country Fire Authority’s former IT boss Justin Bree as its new chief information officer following the departure of Krist Davood late last year.

MAY The University of New South Wales scrapped the role of chief information officer in an executive restructure and replaced it with a new chief digital officer post. Former CIO Michael Kirby-Lewis and ICT change program director Denise Black both left the university as a result of the change, with Conrad Mackenzie appointed as chief digital officer and Kate Carruthers as chief data officer.

MAY Australia Post’s chief information security officer Troy Braban left the government-owned business to take up a cyber security gig with US finance giant JP Morgan. The company also ended its 10-month search for a chief information officer by luring John Cox, who was previously divisional CIO of NAB banking and markets, to join as its new chief information officer.

MAY Former Australian Communications and Media Authority CIO Karl Maftoum had a tilt at politics for the second time in four years, running for the ACT Legislative Assembly seat of Brindabella. However, despite scoring 1871 votes at the October 15 ballot, he did not end up winning a seat.

MAY The NSW government convinced former Macquarie Bank digital boss Damon Rees to join the public sector as its first-ever chief information and digital officer. The role had been advertised in March, when the department said it was looking to hire a high-profile candidate with the requisite "gravitas".

MAY Dun & Bradstreet Australia filled an IT leadership vacancy created as the result of a private equity buyout by Archer Capital in 2015. Jesse Dumoff became the credit information bureau’s CIO having previously served for four years until March 2016 as the general manager of group solutions at Veda, covering data analytics and B2B and B2C technology operations.

MAY Rio Tinto’s technology and innovation chief Greg Lilleyman left the mining giant after 25 years. Lilleyman, who enjoyed a seat on the company’s executive committee and answered directly to the chief executive, had been in the high-ranking tech role since 2014. Following the departure, the resources giant installed the acting head of its technology and innovation business unit Stephen McIntosh as the leader of a rejigged internal 'growth and innovation' group.

MAY TransGrid chief information officer Henry Tan retired after seven years overseeing technology at the NSW and ACT energy grid operator, with ICT program delivery manager Stuart Barber named as his replacement ahead of a major strategic review.

MAY Telstra sacked its chief technology officer Vish Nandlall after discovering elements of his resume had allegedly been falsified. In September, Telstra revealed plans to appoint a “customer CTO” to work in its global enterprise and services (GES) division, focused on growing the size of the telco’s key accounts, but would not pick up any responsibilities that previously fell under the remit of the telco’s full CTO role. Telstra subsequently appointed former Ericsson A/NZ CEO Håkan Eriksson as Nandlall’s replacement.

MAY Suncorp lured Sarah Harland to become its chief information officer, following Matt Pancino's recent departure to join the Commonwealth Bank. Harland was previously the head of technology for national private health insurer Medibank.

MAY Woolworths chief information officer Clive Whincup revealed he would leave the retailer after more than two years in the top IT job, and move to London to take on the role of CIO for Europe at finance giant HSBC. Woolworths South Africa technology executive John Hunt was named as Whincup’s replacement, and will begin in the role in February 2017.

JUNE Budget airline Jetstar lured Claudine Ogilvie from the Ridley Corporation to replace the departing Grainne Kearns as its new chief information officer. Kearns left the company as the result of a restructure of the IT department following the completion of transformation efforts.

JUNE Utilities company AGL searched for a chief technology officer to join its reinvigorated executive IT team. The role was awarded to former Commonwealth Bank head of customer decisioning and opportunity services Martin Granell.

JUNE Queensland Health’s CIO and chief of its e-health arm Colin McCririck resigned to join IBM in the United States.

JUNE The NRMA revved up its digital ambitions by luring former Vodafone Australia digital boss Vincent Dempsey as its new general manager of digital delivery. Before joining Vodafone, Dempsey had been the head of digital media for Network Ten, as well as the general manager of customer management at Optus.

JUNE Listed private education firm Navitas brought Mick Campbell on board as its new CIO, following the retirement of long-serving IT chief Neil Hitchcock. Campbell previously looked after IT and digitisation strategy at the Cerebral Palsy Alliance, and served as CIO for Ramsay Health Care between 2006 and 2014.

JULY Qantas chief information officer Luc Hennekens ended three years as the head of IT for Australia's national carrier, joining aerospace giant global Airbus in Toulouse as its new CIO. Former SAP executive Susan Doniz was appointed as Hennekens’ replacement in late December.

JULY An executive restructure at rail freight giant Aurizon triggered the departure of vice president of enterprise services Jenny Purdie after just under 12 months in the role. The organisational restructure saw four of CEO Lance Hockridge’s direct report roles merged into two, with enterprise services combined with human resources.

JULY NAB appointed Andrew Dell as its new chief information security officer as part of a cyber security executive reshuffle. Prior to joining the bank, Dell had worked as a security advisor to Victoria Police, a principal security consultant at EWA Australia, and a security architect at the federal Department of Defence.

JULY Big-four audit firm KPMG split its digital operations out from its technology function and welcomed a new chief information officer in former UXC CIO Craig Wishart.

JULY NAB group executive of enterprise services and transformation Renee Roberts left after the bank restructured its enterprise services and transformation division. The division was responsible for technology, back-office processing, procurement, project management, plus business and technology transformation.

JULY Vodafone's Australian chief technology officer Benoit Hanssen capped off three years with the telco before heading overseas for a new role with half-parent company Hutchison. Vodafone’s general manager of access network delivery Kevin Millroy was subsequently named as Hanssen’s replacement.

JULY Long-time Canberra IT boss Graham Gathercole retired following five years as CIO at the Department of Agriculture, which is charged with securing the nation’s import and export operations from biological threats.

AUGUST Telstra CIO Erez Yarkoni stood down in October to relocate back to the US. Yarkoni left after a year-and-a-half in the lead IT role, to which he was appointed in February 2015.

AUGUST The former chief executive of NSW shared services agency Businesslink, Albert Olley, ended a more than decade-long career supporting the community services arm of the state government. Businesslink is a standalone IT and corporate services agency created to deliver consolidated back office support to the NSW community services and housing agencies.

AUGUST Nina Du Thaler wrapped up her duties as chief information officer at Queensland Urban Utilities, after accepting a new role heading up technology at Uniting Care QLD. The agency appointed Susan Heath, who most recently served as the head of IT strategy and architecture at Brisbane Airport Corporation, as Du Thaler’s replacement.

AUGUST Decorated National Blood Authority CIO Peter O'Halloran left the organisation after just under nine years to tackle a new set of challenges at ACT Health. O'Halloran first joined the blood authority in 2008 as its director of corporate services, a remit that included IT.

SEPTEMBER The Digital Transformation Agency continued its poaching spree with the hire of Treasury chief information officer Peter Alexander as its new operations chief. Alexander ended a stint of over five years at the federal Treasury on September 16th to start in the new role, charged with leading the agency's corporate functions as well as several special projects.

SEPTEMBER Former Westpac, Qantas and Jetstar IT chief Christopher Seller was formally appointed into the reinstated CIO role at Airservices Australia, two years after the agency scrapped the position as part of a restructure. The restructure - part of the broader 'Accelerate' transformation program - was intended to make the agency more efficient by reducing the amount of internal bureaucracy.

SEPTEMBER Engineering consulting firm Aurecon welcomed former Newcrest and Toll Group IT executive Carl Duckinson into its fold as global chief information officer following the recent departure of Sean Elwick.

SEPTEMBER Engineering services firm Worley Parsons lost two of its top IT executives and moved central IT leadership to the United States. Chief information officer Brian Adams left the firm in July after more than five years in the role and ten years with the company. His deputy, chief technology officer Pete Wilson, was let go in September.

SEPTEMBER Central Queensland University chief information officer Peter Edwards retired, ending a 10-year stint overseeing IT at the regional university. Roy Pidgeon, who spent the past eight years as CQU’s deputy director of technology and client services was later named as his replacement.

SEPTEMBER The Queensland Police Service plucked Jenson Spencer out of the state's shared services agency to become its first ever chief digital officer, offering a newfound freedom to pursue innovations while someone else worries about keeping the lights on.

OCTOBER IAG parted ways with its head of digital and technology Claire Rawlins after just under a year in the role. While it did not provide a reason for the sudden departure, Rawlins did not immediately move to a new position.

OCTOBER High-profile Telstra chief information security officer Mike Burgess resigned, capping off almost four years leading IT security for the nation's largest telco. He set out on his own as a strategic cyber advisor, providing guidance to boards and committees about security threats and the impact they could have on their business.

OCTOBER The University of Newcastle reshuffled its senior leadership by moving its chief information officer Sanjay Kalra to a new role, with Anthony Molinia taking over some of his former duties as CIO. Kalra tendered his resignation less than a week after the change was announced.

OCTOBER Navy commander Narelle Devine was named the Department of Human Services’ new cyber security chief, charged with protecting some of the most sensitive IT infrastructure in the country.

OCTOBER Tourism Australia began looking for a new chief information officer after David Rumsey announced he would resign his role to pursue “other opportunities”. Rumsey claimed the role in November 2011 having previously worked as a director of corporate and shared services reform for the NSW Department of Family and Community Services.

NOVEMBER NSW Roads and Maritime Services chief information officer Joe Attanasio stepped down from his role after three years in the top IT seat to "pursue other career opportunities”. Attanasio joined RMS in May 2013 following a four-year stint as the chief information and knowledge officer at the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service.

NOVEMBER ANZ Bank let go its chief information officer Scott Collary and replaced the IT chief with former Dimension Data chief strategy officer of IaaS Gerard Florian in a newly elevated role, as part of a reorganisation of its leadership team. Separately, ANZ Bank scattered the functions of its CTO role amongst several executives following the departure of long-time CTO Patrick Maes. Maes quietly moved to Zurich, Switzerland in September to start a new position as managing director of the CTO group for financial services firm Credit Suisse.

NOVEMBER Long-serving chief information officer at financial services firm IOOF, Andrew Todd, left his post after almost eight years in the role to join ASX-listed finance software provider IRESS.

NOVEMBER AARNet's first-ever chief information officer was hired to take over management of the organisation's internal business systems from chief technology officer David Wilde. Former senior systems administrator for the organisation Ian Wiltshire was last month promoted into the newly-created role.

NOVEMBER Foxtel technology chief and company veteran David Marks handed in his resignation after just shy of 18 years with the pay TV provider. His responsibilities were taken over by IT transformation director Stephen Butler, who remained within his previous role.

NOVEMBER The University of Adelaide began its search for a new chief information officer two months after Mark Gregory accepted a senior executive role across town at Flinders University as vice president of corporate services - a role equivalent to a chief operating officer.

NOVEMBER Reece Group’s head of IT and innovation Mike Culnane handed in his resignation after six years with the plumbing and bathroom products supplier. Gavin Street, who joined Reece as its CFO in December 2008, was named as his replacement under the newly-created title of chief digital and data officer.

NOVEMBER NSW Health CTO Simon Geraghty was appointed as the executive director of government technology platforms at the Department of Finance, Services and Innovation. His appointment came after the architect of NSW’s data centre transformation, Pedro Harris, announced in September that he would leave the public service.

NOVEMBER Yarra Valley Water chief information officer Leigh Berrell worked his last day at the utility after almost six years in the role, ahead of starting a new job as general manager of group information services with Bapcor, Australia's largest car parts supplier.

NOVEMBER The Digital Transformation Agency's founding CEO Paul Shetler handed in his resignation after being moved sideways into the role of chief digital officer in a leadership reshuffle. The DTA is now looking for a permanent CEO.

DECEMBER Linfox hired former Coles CIO Conrad Harvey as its IT chief following the departure of Morgan Hurwitz in August. It is Harvey's first CIO role since he left Coles in late 2014 as part of an outsourcing-based restructure. He had led the retailer's IT team for 10 years.

DECEMBER Payments provider BPAY appointed a new chief information officer, with financial services sector IT leader Angela Donohoe claiming the executive role. The appointment followed the recent departure of BPAY’s general manager of IT services John Mantzios, who was responsible for overseeing operational IT and infrastructure support for the organisation.

DECEMBER The University of Western Australia became the latest in a string of higher education institutions to hunt for a new technology boss, following the resignation of chief information officer Assine George. George joined UWA as CIO in September 2014 having previously held senior IT roles across the US, Asia, and Australia.

DECEMBER The Australian Securities Exchange began looking for a new chief information officer after Tim Thurman announced his decision to leave the organisation in March next year. Thurman is returning to Canada for “family reasons” and has already accepted an undisclosed new position.

DECEMBER Asciano chief information officer Kelvin McGrath will leave his current post in February 2017, after the freight giant was carved up by corporate buyers Qube, Brookfield and the Global Infrastructure Partners investment consortium. McGrath plans to focus on building a global market for his software start-up, MeetingQuality,.

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