List of fellows of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
This is a list of notable fellows of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD).
Fellow is one of six categories of membership. It has the post nominal FAICD.[1]
A
- Charles Abbott[2] (born 1939)
- Martin Albrecht[3]
- Elizabeth Alexander[4][5] (born 1943)
- Kym Anderson[6][7] (born 1950)
- Marilyn Anderson[8][9]
- Larry Anthony[10][11] (born 1961)
- Peter Arnison[12] (born 1940)
B
- Brian J. Boyle[13]
- Mal Bryce[14] (1943–2018)
- Ross Butler (born 1943)
C
D
- Andrew Darbyshire,[17][18] author
- Roger Dean[19][20] (born 1948)
- Annabel Digance[21][22]
- Steve Doszpot[23] (1948–2017)
F
- Ahmed Fahour[24][25] (born 1966)
- Ian Frazer[26][27] (born 1953)
- Philip Freier[28][29] (born 1954)
G
- Geoff Garrett
- Peter Gray[30] (born 1946)
- Stephen Gumley (born 1956)
H
- Ian Harper[31][32]
- Catherine Harris[33][34]
- Allan Hawke[35][36] (born 1948)
- Iain Hay[37] author and academic (born 1960)
- Milton Hearn[38][39] (born 1943)
- Katrina Hodgkinson (born 1966)
I
- Graeme Innes[40][41] (born 1955)
- Annie Ivanova, author
K
- Stephen Koroknay (born 1946)
L
- Andrew Lindberg (born 1954)
- Boon Yeow Lim (born 1960)
- Paul Little[42][43] (born 1947)
- Jim Longley[44][45] (born 1958)
- Jeffrey Lucy[46][47] (born 1946)
M
- Alan Manly (born 1950), author
- Ron Manners[48] (born 1936)
- John Marlay[49]
- Nigel McBride
- Simon McKeon[50][51] (born 1955)
- Sam McMahon[52] (born 1967)
- Justin Milne[53][54] (born 1952)
- Jim Molan[55][56] (born 1950)
- Tony Mooney[57]
- Rupert Myer[58][59] (born 1958)
N
- Gary Neat (born 1948), journalist
O
- Jonathan O'Dea[60] (born 1966)
- Greg O'Neill (born 1962)
P
Q
- John Quiggin[65] (born 1956)
R
S
- Silvio Salom (born 1959)
- George Savvides[67][68] (born 1956)
- Steven Schwartz[69] (born 1946)
- Helen Scott-Orr[70]
- David Shackleton (born 1948)
- Ann Caroline Sherry[71][72] (born 1954)
- Peter Smedley[73]
- Erica Smyth[74][75] (born 1952)
- Georgie Somerset[76] (born 1967)
- Robert Stable[77]
- Andrew Stewart Coats (born 1958)
- Ziggy Switkowski[78][79] (born 1948)
T
- Jan Thomas[80][81]
- Matt Tripovich[82] (born 1956)
V
W
- Sam Walsh[85] (born 1949)
- Anthony S. Weiss[86][87]
- Ian Herbert White[88][89] (born 1949)
- Brenda Wilson[90][91]
Z
- Christian Zahra[92][93] (born 1973)
- Alex Zelinsky[94] (born 1960)
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