Board welcomes Andrew Mills as CEO
The Board of Arthritis Australia is pleased to announce we have appointed Andrew Mills as our new CEO.
“Andrew brings a wealth of experience in the health sector, not-for-profit organisations and the corporate sector. His skills will be invaluable as we move into a new era of partnering with government to develop and implement a National Arthritis Action Plan.
Our former CEO left an impressive legacy through programs including National Research, ease of use testing, consumer education resources, and consumer advocacy. We are looking forward to working with Andrew to support and empower all Australians affected by arthritis,” said Kristine Riethmiller, Chair of Arthritis Australia.
“We have some exciting and challenging work ahead of us,” Andrew said. “The next 6–12 months will be critically important to the organisation, as we build upon our advocacy work to develop and implement the National Strategic Action Plan for Arthritis with the Australian Government.”
“With 4 million Australians living with arthritis, and a majority of them not coping with their pain and disability, our role is more clear than ever: to help all Australians living with arthritis to live their best quality life,’ said Andrew.
Media Release – Andrew Mills named as new CEO
Media inquiries:
Andrew Mills, CEO
(02) 9518 4441
Lindsey Parks, Digital & Social
(04) 22 491 963
[email protected]
Discover more...
-
Over 20 peak groups join Arthritis Australia’s call for urgent action on arthritis and musculoskeletal conditions.
Arthritis Australia and over 40 leading health stakeholders including over 20 peak bodies have issued a formal communique calling for urgent action to provide more...
-
Arthritis Australia’s first interactive Parliamentary Summit on Better Care for Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions
Arthritis Australia’s first interactive Parliamentary Summit on Better Care for Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Conditions on 22 August was attended by over 90 consumers, clinicians, researchers,...
-
ARTHRITIS AT BREAKING POINT: Greater access to physios, dietitians, and other allied health essential to stem staggering rise in hip and knee replacements
Arthritis Australia is calling for urgent, affordable access to lifestyle behavioural care from physiotherapists, dietitians, and other multidisciplinary allied health, to help address the escalating...
Sign up to Arthritis Insights
Regular updates, news and research findings delivered to your inbox: