Dr Kirsten Molloy
BSc (Hons), PhD, MBA, GAICD
Non-Executive Director
(Howe Region)
Kirsten’s experience has spanned a range of roles and organisations, taking her to many places around the world. Beginning as a Research Chemist, she moved through a range of commercial and operational roles, with her last executive role as CEO of an IT company focused on logistics and supply chain in the most complex industry collaboration ever authorised by the ACCC.
Kirsten has over 10 years’ Governance experience, including Non-Executive Director roles across logistics and infrastructure, energy and EVs, travel and tourism, marine, engineering, and health. Her roles cover highly technical, operationally-intensive organisations where commercial discipline, innovation and technology, and risk management are critical and strategic leadership and critical thinking are essential.
Kirsten has a genuine care for people and works to make a positive impact on the culture and experiences people have within and with organisations she works for. Her style incorporates strong interpersonal skills, resilience, integrity, results orientation and insight into people, culture and organisational capability.
Kirsten’s passion for health and sustainability means ESG principles are a key focus. In the area of diversity and inclusion she has supported many initiatives, including mentoring and other programs supporting women and other under-represented groups. Kirsten has an MBA, PhD and BSc(Hons) and completed Executive Development programs at Wharton USA and INSEAD Singapore. She is a Graduate of the AICD.
Kirsten brings a regional lens, a passion for improving outcomes for people, and a belief in engaged, connected and authentic leadership. She places material importance on creating great workplace cultures, transforming organisations, and embracing innovation and new technology to respond to the needs of customers and communities. Road safety, EVs, transport connectivity, and lifestyle are of keen interest.
Term of office
First elected: 7 December 2019 (4-year term, extended with Member approval to one-off 6 year term on 11 Nov 2022)
Committees
- Member of the Audit and Risk Management Committee