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Infrastructure Australia’s Adrian Dwyer – Appointed New CEO at Infrastructure Partnerships Australia – Commences End March

Infrastructure Partnerships Australia Chairman Adrian Kloeden announced that Infrastructure Australia’s Executive Director and Head of Policy, Mr Adrian Dwyer, has been selected to replace long-serving CEO Brendan Lyon, who leaves in Quarter 2 2018.

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Infrastructure Australia’s Adrian Dwyer – Appointed New CEO at Infrastructure Partnerships Australia – Commences End March

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