Women’s Health Victoria is delighted to announce the appointment of gender equality advocate and former government executive, Sally Hasler, as its incoming CEO.
The Chair of Women’s Health Victoria, Judy Hacker, said Sally’s appointment came at an important time of renewal for the organisation, following the release of its new strategic plan.
“Sally was chosen after an extensive and extremely competitive selection process. Her deep commitment to gender equity and her understanding of the Victorian health landscape will be invaluable as we continue to strive to improve health outcomes for women (cis and trans inclusive) and gender diverse people.”
Sally will assume her role as CEO of Women’s Health Victoria on Monday, 1 July 2024.
Women's Health Victoria (2024) Women's Health Victoria appoints gender equality advocate, Sally Hasler, as new CEO. Women's Health Victoria Media Release.(Apr 30).
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