Cameron Boardman LLM (La Trobe) auDA CEO
Dear La Trobe University,
Does the auDA CEO Blair Cameron Boardman have the qualifications of LLM (La Trobe)?
There are no public records that show that the auDA CEO graduated with a LLM (La Trobe).
Type these into Google:
site:latrobe.edu.au "master of" "award of degrees" "Boardman" filetype:pdf
No records for "Cameron Boardman" or "Blair Boardman".
site:latrobe.edu.au "master of laws" "award of degrees" filetype:pdf
No records for "Cameron Boardman" or "Blair Boardman".
ref https://www.auda.org.au/news/auda/
auDA announces appointment of new CEO
Posted by on 1 August 2016
The Chairman and Board of .au Domain Administration Ltd (auDA) is pleased to announce that Cameron Boardman has been appointed its new Chief Executive Officer.
After an extensive international search and recruitment exercise which attracted in excess of 150 highly qualified applicants, the board unanimously appointed Mr Boardman.
Mr Boardman is the current Executive Director for Investor Engagement within the Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources and leads the Victorian Government’s investment activities within its priority economic sectors. Previously Mr Boardman was Executive Director for Innovation, Technology and Industry Programs within the Department of State Development, Business and Innovation with responsibility to implement the government’s innovation and science agenda and associated policies.
Mr Boardman has been the chief architect of the Victorian Government’s Cybersecurity initiatives which has resulted in the establishment of the Oceania Cyber Security Centre, the attraction of the first international office of Oxford University’s Global Cyber Security Capacity Centre and the development of CSIRO/Data61’s Cybersecurity Leadership and Innovation Hub. Previously Mr Boardman led the policy development on behalf of the Victorian Government regarding the implementation of the .melbourne domain.
He has further led the economic development activities for the Hong Kong SAR Government in Australia and New Zealand, and was a two-term Member of the Victorian Parliament. He holds an MBA from Monash University, a LLM from La Trobe and is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ course.
Chairman of auDA, Stuart Benjamin stated, "The Board of auDA is delighted to have attracted someone of the calibre of Cameron Boardman as CEO of auDA. This completes a comprehensive international recruitment exercise with an exceptionally high standard field".
"As auDA looks to the future to become better connected and engaged with its members and stakeholders, the breadth of experience that Mr Boardman brings to the position including his extensive policy development, commercial and international skills, will ensure the organisation will be exceptionally well led into the future", Mr Benjamin said.
"This is an exciting time for auDA and the broader domain and digital community. The board is looking forward to auDA re-positioning itself as the leading advocate of the .au domain space and ensuring its members and stakeholders views are integral as the National Innovation and Science Agenda continues to be implemented".
Mr Boardman is expected to take up the role by end August, 2016.
About auDA
.au Domain Administration Ltd (auDA) is the policy authority and industry self-regulatory body for the .au domain space. auDA develops and implements domain names policy, it licences 2LD registry operators in addition to providing consumer safeguards and facilitates .au domain dispute resolution policy.
Yours faithfully,
James Andrewson
Dear Mr. Andrewson,
I refer to your application received on 22 April 2018 subject to the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Vic.) (‘Act’).
To be valid under section 17 of the Act, a request must satisfy three criteria:
1) The request must be in writing (which includes email);
2) The request must be accompanied by the necessary fee, which is currently $28.40; and
3) The request must be sufficiently clear to enable us to undertake a search for relevant documents.
Your request clearly meets the first criterion.
To meet the second criterion, please arrange payment of the application fee of $28.40 by cheque or money order made payable to La Trobe University. If you are unable to pay the fee based on hardship, please state your reasons in writing and provide evidence that you believe supports your claim (for example, a valid health care card or pensioner card). You will be informed as to whether your hardship claim is accepted or not. Please note that your request is not considered valid under the Act, and cannot proceed, until the application fee or a statement of hardship has been received.
The third criterion also requires the request to be sufficiently clear and also request access to documents, could you please clarify the documents you are seeking access to.
Please note that FOI requests under the Act must be for documents which are in the possession of the University, the Act does not cover the generation of new information at the request of applicants.
Regards,
FOI Officer
Locutus Sum left an annotation ()
ote 1: Mostly I classify a response like this one to say "clarification requested" because the agency has told the applicant that some more information (or money!) is needed before the request will be processed. This time, I have put the response in the category of "refused" because it is more than 6 months since the agency responded and the applicant has not made a follow-up. This does not mean that the agency will refuse the request when an application is made in the correct (required).