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Deborah Malcolm
Ministry for Women / Manatū Wāhine
Director, policy (social wellbeing)
- Leads policy advice on social wellbeing, including women in leadership and business, unpaid work, and violence prevention.
- Has a strong policy background, including policy work for the Families Commission and Ministry of Social Development.
- Holds an MA from the University of Essex and a BA from Victoria University.
Career
Ministry of Social Development / Te Manatū Whakahiato OraPolicy Analyst
Aug 1996
- Oct 2004
Ministry of Social Development / Te Manatū Whakahiato Ora
Service Development Senior Analyst
Oct 2004
- Sep 2005
Ministry of Social Development / Te Manatū Whakahiato Ora
Acting Team Manager
Sep 2005
- Aug 2006
Families Commission
Knowledge and Policy Manager, Centre for Family and Whanau Knowledge, Acting Director, Knowledge Centre
Oct 2012
- Aug 2014
Ministry for Women / Manatū Wāhine
Principal Policy Analyst
Aug 2014
- Present
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