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Julie Read
Serious Fraud Office / Te Tari Hara Tāware
Director and chief executive
- Appointed October 2013.
- Nearly 30 years’ experience in senior executive and chief executive roles in the Australian and NZ public sectors.
- Expert in corporate and financial law and corruption and integrity law.
- Previously regional commissioner for Tasmania with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission for 11 years.
- Studied law at the University of Tasmania and was a prosecutor with the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions in Australia for 13 years before joining ASIC in 2002.
Career
Commonwealth Director of Public ProsecutionsAssistant Director
Aug 1989
- Aug 2002
ASIC
Special Counsel, Litigation, Regional Commissioner, Tasmania
Sep 2002
- Oct 2013
Serious Fraud Office / Te Tari Hara Tāware
Chief Executive and Director
Oct 2013
- Present
St John New Zealand
Board Member
Oct 2020
- Present
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