Paul Inglis
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Experience
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TRACK TRAILER
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Australia
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Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
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1 - 100 Employee
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National Dealer Liaison
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Jul 2021 - Present
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Sales Associate
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Dec 2017 - Jun 2021
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We Love Olivine
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Victoria, Australia
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Director
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2020 - Present
A NFP social enterprise café focused on providing practical support to a new and growing residential community A NFP social enterprise café focused on providing practical support to a new and growing residential community
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Now and Not Yet
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Australia
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Hospitality
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1 - 100 Employee
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Deputy Chair
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2015 - Present
A NFP social enterprise café focused on providing practical support to the community, including housing and employment of asylum seekers and providing a safe space for those suffering mental health issues A NFP social enterprise café focused on providing practical support to the community, including housing and employment of asylum seekers and providing a safe space for those suffering mental health issues
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The Mustard Tree Lilydale
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Australia
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1 - 100 Employee
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Management Board Member
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2005 - Present
A social enterprise opportunity shop and café running community programs ● Board responsible for vision-casting through to resource planning and management ● Role includes preparation and ongoing oversight of annual budget (~$500k) ● Led organisational structure review following departure of key staff mid-2018 A social enterprise opportunity shop and café running community programs ● Board responsible for vision-casting through to resource planning and management ● Role includes preparation and ongoing oversight of annual budget (~$500k) ● Led organisational structure review following departure of key staff mid-2018
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Baptist Union Of Victoria
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Australia
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Civic and Social Organizations
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1 - 100 Employee
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Member of Union Council / Chair of Audit & Risk Committee
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2007 - 2017
● Council provides the strategic and governance framework to allow churches to pursue their respective ministry goals ● Led Board oversight of annual budget (~$4.5m) and balance sheet (~$60m) ● Led introduction of a more robust risk-reporting framework ● Council provides the strategic and governance framework to allow churches to pursue their respective ministry goals ● Led Board oversight of annual budget (~$4.5m) and balance sheet (~$60m) ● Led introduction of a more robust risk-reporting framework
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ANZ
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Australia
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Banking
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700 & Above Employee
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Head of Payments Industry
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Dec 2008 - Sep 2016
● Led the ‘payments industry’ function including ANZ's interface with payments industry and regulatory forums – representing ANZ at relevant peak industry companies and forums (Australia and globally) – with particular focus on reform and management of payments clearing and settlement systems and related regulatory, governance and systemic risk arrangements, and payments standards and market practices.● Key thought-leader and contributor to the development of the Australian payments infrastructure and eco-system over 20+ years: APCA and its clearing systems, CHESS, RTGS, 3-day cheque clearing, CLS, failure-to-settle, eftpos, eConveyancing, low-value network upgrade, same-day settlement, real-time/NPP, Australian Payments Council.● Provided strategic leadership, direction and advice into NZ settlement risk and access & governance, actively engaged with Reserve Bank of NZ and NZ Bankers’ Association.● Directly supported ANZ sales and product teams, through customer presentations and RFP responses, resulting in revenue-generating outcomes – industry expertise acknowledged as a differentiating factor in tender success.● Successfully lobbied vendor to gain contract concession to overcome structural business change concern; ongoing benefit realised well into seven figures.● Worked well-developed relationship with regulator to avoid structured intervention and escalation around a particular project. Show less
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Head of Payments Risk & Industry
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Dec 2004 - Dec 2008
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Head of Payments Industry Liaison
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Apr 1998 - Dec 2004
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Senior Manager / Manager Payments Policy
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Dec 1990 - Apr 1998
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Senior Economist / Economist
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Nov 1986 - Dec 1990
● Macro-economic analysis and forecasting● Forecasting interest and exchange rates, and providing advice to treasury dealers and clients● Presenting to clients and external courses ● Editing Business Indicators and Treasury Update publications
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Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet)
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Australia
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Financial Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Director
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Jul 1998 - Sep 2016
Member, Audit Risk & Finance Committee Member, Nominations Committee Chair, various Clearing System Committees Chair, various standing and ad-hoc sub-committees ● Brought all three of APCA’s independent Chairs to the nominations process ● Committee chair style widely complimented as ensuring all voices heard, delivering consensus outcomes in a relaxed environment Member, Audit Risk & Finance Committee Member, Nominations Committee Chair, various Clearing System Committees Chair, various standing and ad-hoc sub-committees ● Brought all three of APCA’s independent Chairs to the nominations process ● Committee chair style widely complimented as ensuring all voices heard, delivering consensus outcomes in a relaxed environment
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EFTPOS Access Australia Limited
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Sydney, Australia
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Director (including a term as Chair)
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May 2006 - Feb 2016
● Board Chair (for part), working with regulators to ensure provisions of Access Code met ● Board Chair (for part), working with regulators to ensure provisions of Access Code met
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Swift
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Belgium
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Financial Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Australian Representative
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2007 - 2016
Payments Market Practice Group (2007-2016) Payments Maintenance Working Group (2011-2016) ● As a representative from a smaller region, was often faced with charting a course to resolution between entrenched positions out of Europe and North America. ● A key focus of these groups was ensuring consistent screening of payments to meet counter-terrorist-financing and anti-money-laundering regulatory requirements. Payments Market Practice Group (2007-2016) Payments Maintenance Working Group (2011-2016) ● As a representative from a smaller region, was often faced with charting a course to resolution between entrenched positions out of Europe and North America. ● A key focus of these groups was ensuring consistent screening of payments to meet counter-terrorist-financing and anti-money-laundering regulatory requirements.
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New Payments Platform (Australia)
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Australia
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Financial Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Chairman
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Sep 2014 - Dec 2014
● Oversaw change from a senior-level working committee to fully-fledged Board, involving finalisation of the legal and organisational framework, including Constitution ● Oversaw change from a senior-level working committee to fully-fledged Board, involving finalisation of the legal and organisational framework, including Constitution
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CLS Group
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United States
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Financial Services
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400 - 500 Employee
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Australian Shareholder Director / Representative
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2005 - 2011
● Ensured robustness and resilience for this systemically-important global market infrastructure, ultimately overseen by the NY Federal Reserve Bank ● Ensured robustness and resilience for this systemically-important global market infrastructure, ultimately overseen by the NY Federal Reserve Bank
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Austraclear Limited
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Sydney, Australia
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Director
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Jul 1998 - Dec 2000
● Addressed regulatory push to rationalise securities depository clearing and settlement services, culminating in merger with Sydney Futures Exchange (which in turn became part of the ASX Group) ● Addressed regulatory push to rationalise securities depository clearing and settlement services, culminating in merger with Sydney Futures Exchange (which in turn became part of the ASX Group)
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Education
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Australian Institute of Company Directors
Graduate, Company Directors Course -
Monash University
B.Ec (Hons), Economics / Econometrics -
Camberwell Grammar School