Board
Chair of the Australia-Indonesia Centre
Monash University
Ambassador to Australia
The Republic of the Government of Indonesia
Ambassador to the Republic of Indonesia
The Government of Australia
Vice Chancellor and President
Monash University
Rector
University of Hasanuddin
Managing Director, Development Policy and Partnerships
The World Bank
Member, Board of Directors
Indonesia Eximbank
Managing Director
Baldwin Boyle Group
Senior Vice President
Bukalapak
Principal
CastleAsia
First Assistant Secretary
Department of Education
Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner
Investment NSW
Director
Pratt Industries
Co-founder and Director
Forridel
Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Global Engagement)
University of Queensland
Director General of Higher Education, Research and Technology
Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology
Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global, Culture and Engagement
The University of Melbourne
Harold Mitchell AC
May 1942 – February 2024
Harold Mitchell has created an enduring legacy with the Australia-Indonesia Centre. He was the founding and inaugural Chair of its advisory board. For a decade he advocated for the work of the AIC in bringing two nations and neighbours closer together. He led with passion the centre’s mission to create strong relationships and build culturally diverse research links to ensure the AIC was a positive force for the region. He is dearly missed and always remembered.
The Australia-Indonesia Centre advisory board meeting dates
2014
April, Melbourne
July, Jakarta
September, Jakarta
November, Melbourne
2015
February, Jakarta
May, Canberra
August, Makassar
November, Yogyakarta
2016
February, Bandung
May
August, Surabaya
November, Melbourne
2017
March, Canberra
August, Semarang
December, Melbourne
2018
April, Bogor
September, Canberra
December, Makassar
2019
March, Perth
August, Bandung
2020
No meetings due to COVID-19 and Board members receiving regular short updates
2021
August, virtual
December, virtual
2022
April, virtual
December, Makassar
2023
March, virtual
August, Melbourne