The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation is Australia's national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.
CSIRO’s Executive Team is responsible for the development and implementation of the organisational strategy. The Executive Team comprises the Chief Executive, two Deputy Chief Executives, five Science Group Executives and four Corporate Operational Group Executive Directors.
Dr Alastair Robertson oversees CSIRO’s science strategy and investment, particularly the management and development of the National Research Flagship program, the Science Investment Process, the science performance framework and science into policy.
Mr Mike Whelan develops and implements performance measurement, corporate governance and benefit realisation frameworks as part of the senior management team of CSIRO.
Dr Joanne Daly became the Group Executive, Agribusiness, in April 2007. She represents the Agribusiness Group at the Executive level and is responsible for CSIRO research that enhances the global competitiveness and sustainability of agribusiness industries.
Dr Steve Morton is a research scientist and manager with a background in arid zone ecology and sustainable development. After some years as Chief of CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems, Steve is now CSIRO’s Group Executive for Manufacturing, Materials and Minerals.
As Group Executive, Energy, Dr Beverley Ronalds is focused on providing quality research and technology-based industrial solutions to the rapidly evolving needs of the energy sector.
Dr Alex Zelinsky is a leader in the Australian ICT industry who is recognised as an outstanding scientist and an innovator. Dr Zelinsky has successfully delivered R&D results of significant commercial value and global impact.
Mr Craig Roy is responsible for the leadership and integration of the enterprise's Human Resources, Health and Safety, Environmental Sustainability and Strategic Change activities.
Mr Allan Gaukroger was appointed Chief Finance Officer in January 2008 bringing with him a wide range of experience and a solid track record from a range of private and public sector organisations.
Dr James Bradfield Moody supports CSIRO's future development agenda, bringing his experience in engineering and innovation theory and his work with the United Nations.
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation is Australia's national science agency and one of the largest and most diverse research agencies in the world.