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Chief Executive Address and closing comments

Belinda Robinson

Belinda Robinson presented this plenary address to the 50th APPEA Conference on in Brisbane.

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Chief Executive, APPEA Limited

The APPEA Journal 50(3) - https://doi.org/10.1071/AJ09133
Published: 30 June 2010

Abstract

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Belinda Robinson is a leading voice in public policy particularly around issues related to energy and resources. In addition to her position as Chief Executive of the Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association, Belinda also sits on a number of advisory committees including the Government’s Reference Group responsible for developing a national energy security policy, and the Industry Reference Panel to the National Resources Sector Employment Taskforce. Belinda also Chairs the CSIRO’s Wealth From Oceans Flagship Advisory Committee, is a member of CSIRO’s Energy and Transport Sector Advisory Council, non-executive director of the Australian Industry Greenhouse Network and a member of the Energy Alliance Advisory Council. As Chief Executive of APPEA, Belinda is a determined and enthusiastic advocate of the role that Australia’s vast reserves of natural gas, including in its export form as Liquefied Natural Gas, should be playing in stimulating Australia’s economic growth by moving to a cleaner energy future. Belinda came to APPEA from A3P, the Australian Plantation Products & Paper Industry Council, where she was the Chief Executive Officer for almost five years. She also spent nine years with the Federal Government including six in senior and executive positions within the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet where she was responsible for the oversight of a range of resource, primary industries and environment policy issues. Belinda has also worked in a variety of resource planning roles in State and local governments. She holds three degrees including a Master of Environmental Law from the Australian National University.