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The Waterfront Team
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On this page: Jeff Gilmore, Chief ExecutiveThe Chief Executive of the Sullivans Cove Waterfront
Authority is Throughout his career, Mr Gilmore has demonstrated capacity in planning and high-level strategic and policy advice as well as earning a reputation for integrity and independence. He has extensive experience in leading complex strategic policy development in planning gathered during five years in the Department of Primary Industries Water and Environment, including the past two years as Deputy Secretary, Strategic Policy and Planning. Mr Gilmore's role in the Department often meant challenging existing approaches and assisting in finding new ways to carry out complex policy and regulatory tasks, while ensuring that diverse stakeholders groups were treated fairly. As a past member on the Resource Planning and Development Commission (1999 - 2003), Mr Gilmore learned to operate in an independent statutory environment at the centre of the planning system. The Commission is an important organisation in land use planning in Tasmania and will play a major role in the planning process for the Sullivans Cove Waterfront Authority. Since 2003, Mr Gilmore has been responsible for the Government's Hobart Waterfront project, reporting to the Steering Committee of four Agency Heads. This involvement, at the strategic and operational level, means he has a depth of understanding of the issues, aspirations and opportunities of the Government and all the key stakeholders. He is knowledgeable about the legislation and its origins, including the full Parliamentary debate. Mr Gilmore completed his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Fisheries Biology and Marine Biology at James Cook University of North Queensland, Townsville, in 1982. StaffMarietta
Wong Zenon Pasieczny (Monday to Wednesday only) Jessemy
Stone (currently on maternity leave) Claire Hynes Matthew McCrossen David Palmer Megan Baynes Mark Stubbs Jo Cook Melanie Tyson Anna Jakins Sarah Phillips Helen
Glassick (currently on maternity leave) Lesley Southee Sara Hewitt Want to Plan Tasmania’s Future?Register Your Interest Now The Tasmanian Government has positions for qualified urban and regional planners in policy, strategic and statutory roles. As well as the Authority, planners are employed in the Land Use Planning Branch of the Department of Justice and the Resource Planning and Development Commission. Tasmania’s need for planners is at an all-time high with development activity across the State demanding a planning regime that offers contemporary and consistent planning provisions based on sound strategic planning. If you are a qualified planner and would like to register your interest in working for the Authority or elsewhere in the Tasmanian Government, please complete and return the following form with your CV attached:
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