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On the Move: Latest appointments and departures

Bundanon Trust CEO steps down, A New Approach appoints new Board, Kill Your Darlings appoints new Deputy Editor, and more.
7 Dec 2020
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BUNDANON TRUST CEO TO STEP DOWN IN 2021

Bundanon’s CEO, Deborah Ely, last week announced her intention to step down from the role in mid-2021. Her departure will coincide with the physical completion of Bundanon’s ambitious new arts infrastructure, designed to house the $43M Boyd art collection.

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