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Chief Executive Officer

NAB personal banking financial solutions include internet banking, accounts, insurance, credit cards, home loans and personal loans

Adam is a proven business and digital leader with a consistent record of achieving superior revenue, technology, digital, operations and transformation outcomes in some of Australia's leading companies. He has gained unique experience working at the intersection of digital disruption and technological change in the banking and consulting industries, culminating in his appointment as the first post-privatisation CEO for NSW Land Registry Services in March 2018. He has led many critical strategy, performance and technology improvement programs for NAB and BNZ over 13 years, and prior to that, consulted to a range of blue chip clients over a 12+ year period. Consulting to C-suite executives across a diverse range of industries including retail, fast moving consumer goods, construction and service industries, aviation and pharmaceuticals, he has worked across multiple geographies including South East Asia, UK, the Middle East and India. A graduate of Harvard Business School (Advanced Management Program), Adam has a strong strategic capability within both business and technology focused frameworks, including the ability to develop and translate strategy into action and successful execution. He develops a clear vision for the future, but is also practical and pragmatic in achieving improvements in revenue and cost performance. Engaging and motivating people and teams to achieve optimal results is also a strength. He is a strong communicator and relationship manager, and comfortable communicating strategic issues with all stakeholders including the Principal Board, investor/analyst communities, media and employees in the front line. Over the years, Adam has led teams of over 3000 people across multiple geographies to deliver double digit revenue growth, managed operating budgets exceeding $1b, and set capital investment budgets in excess of $1b. Much more a business thinker and digital leader than a technical person, he has also negotiated some of the largest IT contracts in Australia.