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Rachael Milicich
Statistics New Zealand / Tatauranga Aotearoa
Deputy government statistician and deputy chief executive, insights and statistics
- Has worked in a range of analytical and leadership roles across the Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch offices.
- Seconded in 2014 to lead the secretariat supporting the first stage of the Government inquiry into whey protein concentrate contamination.
- Represented NZ as the working chair of the United Nations Friends of the Chair Group on the Fundamental Principles for Official Statistics and Open Data.
- Member of the AI Forum Executive Council since 2019.
Career
Statistics New Zealand / Tatauranga AotearoaHead of Secretariat (On Secondment), Manager National Accounts
Feb 2008
- Dec 2013
Statistics New Zealand / Tatauranga Aotearoa
Deputy Chief Executive | Deputy Government Statistician Insights & Statistics, General Manager System & Partnerships, General Manager Products Services & Insights
Mar 2014
- Present
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