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UNE Business School Course Advisory Boards

Membership

Convenor School Education Committee	Dr Subas Dhakal
Head of School	Professor Rene Villano
Course Manager	Ms Samantha Guest
Academic Manager, SABL	Ms Amie Paliadelis
Secretary	Ms Monika Walczak

Accounting and Finance

External Representatives	Mr Ben Calder Northern Agri Services Business Unit Leader Boyce Chartered Accountants Moree, NSW Ms Jane Newsome Partner Roberts & Morrow Glen Innes, NSW
Undergraduate Student Representative	Mr Craig Ansford Bachelor of Accounting
Postgraduate Student Representative	Mr Geoff Lowe Graduate Certificate in Accounting
Discipline Convenor / Course Coordinators	Dr Ashfaq Khan DBanking, BBA, MBA, GCTE, CPA, PhD

Financial Planning

External Representatives	Raymond Griffin MBA, Dip FS, GAICD Baiocchi Griffin Private Wealth Mr Matt Meehan B.Business BFA, CFA Founder and Director, Lifesolver
Undergraduate Student Representative	Mr Brad Green Bachelor of Commerce (Financial Planning)
Postgraduate Student Representative	Ms Nikki Bendeich Graduate Diploma of Financial Planning
Course Coordinator	Dr Priyantha Mudalige

Business & Management

External Representatives	Dr Leanne Morton GAICD Change Management Consultant Mr Daniel Boyce Chief Officer Sustainable Development, Armidale Regional Council
Undergraduate Student Representative	Ms Ellen McKenzie Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Economics
Postgraduate Student Representative	Mr Nabaraj Giri Master of Business Administration (International)
Course Coordinator	Dr. Simon Burgess

Economics and Agribusiness

External Representatives	Mr Aleksander Akopyan Executive Director, Economic Performance, Investment NSW Dr Omphile Temoso Principal Economist, Market Insights & Analysis, Investment NSW
Undergraduate Student Representative	Mr Harry Lynn Bachelor of Agricultural and Resource Economics
Postgraduate Student Representative	Mr Samuel Miller Master of Economics
Course Coordinator	Dr David Hadley

The University of New England respects and acknowledges that its people, courses and facilities are built on land, and surrounded by a sense of belonging, both ancient and contemporary, of the world's oldest living culture. In doing so, UNE values and respects Indigenous knowledge systems as a vital part of the knowledge capital of Australia. We recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of the Aboriginal community and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future.