[LINK] Congratulations Brenda

[stephen at melbpc.org.au]

As Brenda writes frequently on Link ..

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> brenda
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Sincerest congratulations, Brenda :D


"Brenda Aynsley elected Australia Computer Society president"

By Brian Karlovsky (ARN) 22 November, 2013


Brenda Aynsley has been elected Australian Computer Society president at a 
meeting of the ACS congress in Sydney today.

Aynsley will take over from former president Dr Nick Tate, while Yohan 
Ramasundra was re-elected as treasurer.

Anthony Wong will replace Doug Grant as vice president, membership, while 
Rathika Suresh and Professor Paul Bailes remain vice presidents of 
community and academic, respectively.

Tate said Aynsley was an exceptional member of the ACS who had dedicated 
much of her time to the advancement of the ICT profession in South 
Australia and across the nation.

“She will be an inspiring leader for the organisation as it continues to 
grow in membership and relevance," he said.

“It has been a singular honour to lead the Society. We are a great 
organisation made so by the strength and talent of our members, volunteers 
and staff. I want to thank all of those who have supported me in my role.”

Aynsley said she was honoured to lead the ACS at a critical time in the 
evolution of the digital economy particularly in Australia, where the need 
for professionalism in ICT is more pressing than ever.

“As President-Elect I would like to acknowledge the work of the current 
President, Dr Nick Tate, and the ACS management committee, congress, boards 
and branches."

The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the professional association for 
Australia's Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector. Over 
20,000 ACS members work in business, education, government and the 
community.
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Cheers, Brenda
Stephen
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