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Megan Main
Vorstandsvorsitzender bei
Accident Compensation Corp.
Finance
Profil
Ms. Megan Main is a Chief Executive at Accident Compensation Corp.
Prior to joining ACC, she held leadership roles at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment as Deputy Chief Executive of Managed Isolation and Quarantine, and Deputy Chief Executive of the Corporate, Governance and Information Group.
She was previously Chief Executive at NZ Health Partnerships and Chief Executive of Health Purchasing Victoria (Australia).
Before joining the health sector, she held senior line management and consulting roles in a range of industries including fast-moving consumer goods, manufacturing and professional services.
Ms. Main holds degrees in engineering and science from the University of Melbourne and an MBA from the Melbourne Business School.
Aktive Positionen von Megan Main
| Unternehmen | Position | Beginn |
|---|---|---|
Accident Compensation Corp.
 Accident Compensation Corp. Investment ManagersFinance ACC's Accident Compensation Scheme is divided into accounts covering specific groups of injuries. Their funding comes from levies which the firm bases on people’s earnings, businesses’ payrolls, gasoline and fees from vehicle licensing, as well as government funding. They review and set levies annually. | Vorstandsvorsitzender | 01.11.2021 |
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Accident Compensation Corp.
Accident Compensation Corp. Investment ManagersFinance ACC's Accident Compensation Scheme is divided into accounts covering specific groups of injuries. Their funding comes from levies which the firm bases on people’s earnings, businesses’ payrolls, gasoline and fees from vehicle licensing, as well as government funding. They review and set levies annually. | Finance |
