Queensland Government Executive and Leadership Team

Stewart Saini, the Chief Financial Officer at Queensland Government, directs the state's fiscal strategy and financial operations. Overseeing budget allocation and financial reporting, Saini ensures fiscal responsibility across all government departments. This leadership role involves managing public funds, optimizing revenue streams, and implementing robust financial controls to support Queensland's economic stability and growth. Stewart Saini's expertise guides investment decisions and resource deployment, aligning financial activities with the government's overarching objectives for public service delivery and infrastructure development. The Chief Financial Officer's purview extends to risk management and compliance, safeguarding the state's financial integrity and promoting efficient use of taxpayer money. Saini drives financial planning initiatives, ensuring long-term sustainability and accountability in all fiscal matters.

Eve Legg, the A Support Executive & Officer & Chief Operating Officer at Queensland Government, orchestrates the state's operational efficiency and service delivery. Overseeing the execution of government programs and administrative functions, Legg ensures seamless public service provision across Queensland. This critical role involves optimizing resource allocation, streamlining departmental processes, and enhancing operational performance to meet citizen needs effectively. Eve Legg's leadership drives strategic initiatives aimed at improving government responsiveness and accountability. The Chief Operating Officer's responsibilities encompass managing inter-departmental coordination and implementing best practices in public administration. Legg focuses on operational excellence, ensuring that government services are delivered reliably and efficiently throughout the state, thereby contributing to Queensland's overall development and citizen satisfaction.

Paul Bracegirdle, the Chief Finance Officer at Queensland Government, manages the financial health and strategic fiscal planning for the state. Overseeing financial policy development and execution, Bracegirdle ensures adherence to budgetary regulations and promotes sound financial governance. This position involves directing financial analysis, forecasting, and reporting to support informed decision-making across government entities. Paul Bracegirdle's financial acumen is vital for resource optimization and fiscal sustainability, underpinning the government's capacity to deliver essential public services. The Chief Finance Officer's role includes managing investment portfolios and ensuring compliance with financial legislation. Bracegirdle drives initiatives to enhance financial transparency and accountability, contributing to the robust economic framework of Queensland.

Nicole Bunning, the Chief People Officer at Queensland Government, leads human capital strategy and workforce development for the state. Overseeing talent acquisition, employee relations, and organizational culture, Bunning ensures a skilled and motivated public service. This pivotal role involves developing policies for recruitment, retention, and professional growth, fostering an environment that supports effective public administration. Nicole Bunning's leadership drives initiatives to enhance employee engagement and well-being, crucial for delivering high-quality services across Queensland. The Chief People Officer's responsibilities include managing compensation, benefits, and performance management systems. Bunning champions diversity and inclusion, ensuring a representative and equitable workforce that reflects the communities served by the government.