“Stuart brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in infrastructure development, governance, leadership and engagement with a broad range of stakeholders,” said DYBD Chair of the Board Suzanne Jones.
“Stuart is an experienced CEO having held this role at both rural and metropolitan local governments.
“His most recent role as CEO was at the Nillumbik Council on the Melbourne urban fringe where he commenced in 2010.”
Ms Jones said Mr Burdack was looking forward to meeting and working with all of DBYD’s partners and members.
“It is essential that we maintain open channels of communication and collaboration between the membership, partners and key stakeholders,” said Mr Burdack.
“I am committed to ensuring the continued reliability and growth of service provision and the universal acknowledgement of DBYD as a leader in the provision of programs, policy and services to protect essential utilities infrastructure.”
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