Purpose

The ANU School of Computing greatly values its partnerships with industry, government, and non-profit stakeholders. The ANU School of Computing Advisory Board (CAB) provides external counsel to the School Executive in support of its teaching, research, and outreach missions. The Board includes representatives from industry, government agencies, private business, consulting firms, and alumni and friends of the School who have demonstrated leadership in their fields and to the School. The normal term of membership is for two years, with possible renewal.

Meetings

The Computing Advisory Board (CAB) meets twice a year on the Acton campus. It comprises twelve to fifteen (12–15) members: 10–13 stakeholder representatives plus the School Director and School Associate Director (Engagement & Impact). Other members of the School Executive may attend board meetings as observers ex officio. The School Director appoints the Chair of the CAB from among the members of the CAB.

Membership

Stakeholder members include representatives from organisations that employ ANU graduates. The membership deliberately includes alumni who can reflect on their own experience of applying the knowledge and skills they learned at the ANU.

Current members include:

Name	Affiliation
Sally-Ann Williams, Chair	CEO, Cicada Innovations
Dr. Catherine Lopes	Partner, Strategy Advisory, Data & AI, Infosys
Liz Jakubowski	Director, Digital, Jobs and Skills Australia
Sarah Carney	National CTO, ANZ, Microsoft
Siobhan O’Sullivan	COO, Australian Computer Society
Bill Simpson-Young	CEO, Gradient Institute
Bruce Fuda	Education and Leadership Consultant
Daniel Nadasi	Engineering Director, Google Australia
Dr David Liebowitz	Technical Fellow, PentenAmio
Dr. Michael Frater	Leader, Canberra Cyber Hub