APS Appoints Lisa George as New CEO
Australian Philanthropic Services (APS) has appointed Lisa George as its next Chief Executive Officer. Lisa will succeed Judith Fiander in 2027 as APS continues to support growing philanthropy across Australia.
Australian Philanthropic Services (APS) has appointed Lisa George as its next Chief Executive Officer. Lisa will succeed Judith Fiander in 2027 as APS continues to support growing philanthropy across Australia.
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