ANSTO
Marianne Morton (GAICD) currently serves as the Chief Information and Digital Officer at ANSTO since August 2018. Prior to this role, Marianne was the IT Director for ASEAN at Smith & Nephew and held the position of IT Strategy Director at Macquarie University, where important initiatives like the IT PMO and IT roadmap development were undertaken. Experience also includes serving as IT Director for Asia Pacific at Cochlear, where alignment of regional IT strategy with global goals was achieved, and various key roles at GE Healthcare, including Global IT Leader and Global Crisis Manager, where management of cross-border teams and operational strategy were pivotal. Educational qualifications encompass a Master’s in Business Technology from UNSW, a Bachelor in Information Technology from Charles Sturt University, and a Diploma in Marketing Management from TAFE NSW, along with current studies at the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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ANSTO
ANSTO is one of Australia’s largest public research organisations and custodian of much of our country’s important science infrastructure, including the OPAL nuclear research reactor, the Australian Synchrotron, accelerators, cyclotrons and neutron beam instruments. More than 1000 scientists, engineers and experts work at ANSTO to answer the significant environmental, medical and industrial questions using nuclear techniques. ANSTO’s international collaborations, including partnerships with the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) and the Shanghai Institute for Applied Physics, ensure Australian scientists are connected to a global network of experts and research projects. As part of enabling a strong national collaborative network, ANSTO is connected with all Australian and New Zealand universities through the Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering (AINSE), providing researchers access to Australia’s nuclear science, technology and engineering expertise and landmark infrastructure. On average, ANSTO accommodates over 1800 visiting researchers from other Australian and international research organisations each year.