The Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority (GB CMA) Board is pleased to announce the appointment of Carl Walters as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Board Chair, Sarah Parker, said after a competitive recruitment process, Mr Walters impressed the selection panel with his deep passion, commitment and strong leadership qualities.
“With more than 17 years of strong leadership in Natural Resource Management, irrigated agriculture, as well as a strong community leadership background, Mr Walters has a genuine connection to the community and a deep desire to serve,” Ms Parker said.
“Having already built momentum in his role as interim CEO, Mr Walters has re-established the GB CMA as a leader in innovation in the NRM sector.
“Mr Walters has well-established and respected relationships with key stakeholders, particularly within irrigation and regional communities, bringing significant credibility and reinforcing the authority’s role in sustainable catchment management.”
With a strong team-focused approach and a commitment to strategic growth, Mr Walters is committed to guide the GB CMA into a new era of innovation, strengthened relationships and community-driven outcomes.
Ms Parker said Mr Walters leadership style was grounded in relationships, collaboration and a deep understanding of the organisation’s culture and impact.
“We are excited to see him continue to build on the strong foundation he has already established.”
Mr Walters officially steps into the CEO role effective immediately.