Transgrid
Brett Redman's work experience starts with their current position as the Chief Executive Officer at Transgrid, which they began in November 2021. Previously, they worked at AGL Australia where they held various roles, including Advisor, Managing Director and CEO, Interim CEO, Chief Financial Officer, Head of Group Strategy & Finance, and Head of Finance, Merchant Energy & Upstream Gas. Brett was also involved with the Australian Energy Council as Chair and Director, and they served as a Male Champion of Change at the Champions of Change Coalition. Additionally, they held the position of Director at the Financial Executives Institute of Australia (FEI). Prior to that, they were Chairman at Loy Yang Power, and they worked at BOC and BOC Gases in different director-level roles. Brett started their career at Email as the General Manager Finance & IT, Metering Division.
Brett Redman completed their Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting at UNSW from 1988 to 1991. In 1992 and 1993, they attended the Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, where they obtained a fellowship. In 2010, Brett became a Graduate Member at the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Transgrid
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Over decades of technical excellence, we’ve enabled the smooth operation of over 13,060km of high voltage transmission wires and 122 substations in NSW and the ACT, with connections to Victoria and Queensland. Our most crucial work is leading the transition to Australia’s clean energy future. The traditional coal system that served our country for decades is nearing the end of its life, to be replaced by wind and solar generation. We’re making the right decisions now to prepare for the opportunities and challenges ahead – a changing climate, population growth and technology innovation. As we lead the way towards a more resilient future, we’re working closely with our customers and communities to make sure no one is left behind. Wherever you are in NSW or the ACT, you can be confident in the reliable, affordable and sustainable electricity we transmit as we make a better power system for generations to come.