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22 de oct. de 2021 · One of the most prominent figures in Queensland’s public life for nearly 30 years, Greg Hallam, has called it quits, writes Craig Johnstone. Craig Johnstone. Oct 22, 2021, updated Nov 10, 2021. Local Government Association of Queensland CEO Greg Hallam says voters have endorsed experience.
Published: 29 th October 2021. The peak body representing Queensland councils has bid farewell to its long-serving chief executive officer after 29 years in the role. Local Government Association of Queensland CEO Greg Hallam - who worked with six Queensland premiers and 13 local government ministers as well as countless MPs, mayors ...
In his own words: Greg Hallam's 'exit interview'. Published: 11 th October 2021. Tim Cox: Tell me about the Greg Hallam who started at the LGAQ 29 years ago—32-year-old Greg Hallam. Greg Hallam: Good question!
7 de feb. de 2024 · 3. 182 views 3 years ago. In this economic update Greg chats to Tim Cox, LGAQ Communications Advisor about why we are asking the Federal and State Government to provide stimulus funding to local...
View Greg Hallam AM PSM’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. I am a Company Director , writer and the retired CEO of LGAQ .<br>Ihave tertiary...
21 de abr. de 2022 · Then head of the Local Government Association of Queensland, Greg Hallam, speaks to media after fraud charges laid against Logan councillors were dropped in April 2021. Matt Dennien
3 de nov. de 2021 · LGAQ CEO, Greg Hallam – who worked with six Queensland premiers and 13 local government ministers as well as countless MPs, mayors, councillors and council CEOs throughout his long tenure – was given a fitting send off by the Association and its members at the LGAQ’s 125th Annual Conference in Mackay.
