Experienced leaders in governance, law and industry have been appointed to the Bendigo Kangan Institute Board to help shape the future of skills and training.
Bendigo Kangan Institute has welcomed the appointment of two new directors to its Board, bringing extensive expertise in governance, leadership, industry engagement and workforce development.
Fleur Jackson joins the Board with significant experience in governance, law, leadership and risk management, as well as a strong connection to regional Victoria.
Matteo Pignatelli brings more than 35 years of experience in the hospitality industry, complemented by extensive board experience and a longstanding commitment to workforce capability, training and professional development.
The directors will join the existing Board, led by Chair Sharan Burrow AC, helping guide the organisation as it delivers on its 2030 Strategic Plan and its purpose of changing lives through the power of education and skills.
The appointments coincide with the conclusion of the Board terms of Professor Hal Swerissen and Anne Brosnan on 30 September. Craig Niemann has been appointed Deputy Chair of the Board, succeeding Professor Swerissen. A Board Director since 2024, Mr Niemann brings extensive local government leadership experience and a deep connection to Victoria's north-west region.
Bendigo Kangan Institute is the registered entity for the trading brands Bendigo TAFE, Kangan Institute, VETASSESS and eWorks.
