Maggie Beer Foundation is thrilled to announce and welcome the new CEO, Jane Mussared, who will scale and help enrich the lives of older Australians. Jane joins the Maggie Beer Foundation from an advisory role to Federal Health and Aged Care Minister, Mark Butler. She has spent the last three decades as a non-Executive Board Director (including previously on the Maggie Beer Foundation Board), Chief Executive, policy and political lead and senior executive and has garnered a wealth of knowledge, networks and skills in public and for purpose policy analysis and advocacy, leadership, strategy, communication and governance. Maggie Beer will continue an active role within the Foundation, focusing on where her passion lies - educating and mentoring chefs and cooks in the kitchen. We look forward to Jane's leadership as we continue with the Maggie Beer Foundation's mission! Click here for Media Release - MBF New CEO
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