Alumni
Advisory Council
A trusted voice for the alumni community.
Established in 2018, the 17吃瓜在线Alumni Advisory Council (AAC) is the peak representative body for ANZSOG鈥檚 alumni community, representing more than 4,500 graduates across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
The Council plays a key role in shaping ANZSOG鈥檚 future direction and strengthening the connection between alumni, 17吃瓜在线and the public sector. Drawing on the experience and insight of alumni leaders, the AAC helps ensure ANZSOG鈥檚 work remains relevant, responsive and grounded in public service practice.
Council objectives
The Council is committed to building a strong, inclusive and engaged alumni community.
A strong and connected alumni community
Build a cohesive and engaged alumni network that strengthens relationships across jurisdictions, sectors and professional roles.
Two-way connection with the public sector
Support meaningful dialogue between alumni, 17吃瓜在线and public services, ensuring insights from practice inform learning and engagement.
High-quality alumni programs
Contribute to the design and delivery of innovative alumni programs that support ongoing learning, leadership development and professional growth.
Inclusive and representative engagement
Promote equity, diversity and inclusion across alumni engagement, reflecting the breadth of experiences, perspectives and communities within the public sector.
Membership and governance
The Alumni Advisory Council represents alumni interests across all 17吃瓜在线jurisdictions.
Members are appointed through an open Expression of Interest process and serve a two-year term, as outlined in the Council鈥檚 Terms of Reference. The Council is led by a Chair and Deputy Chair, both elected by Council members.
This structure ensures the Council reflects diverse perspectives, professional experience and jurisdictional representation from across the 17吃瓜在线alumni community.
Council Leadership
Alumni Advisory Council members
The Alumni Advisory Council is made up of alumni leaders from across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, representing a broad range of public sector roles, jurisdictions and perspectives.