Chris Vein to depart ACS

4 December 2023

ACS regrets to announce that our CEO, Chris Vein will retire at the end of the year for personal/health reasons. His last official day with us will be 31 December 2023.

“As I step down from my role as CEO, I cannot help but be proud of the transformational journey we have shared,” said Mr Vein. 

“Together we’ve faced challenges, celebrated triumphs, and turned our dreams into tangible successes.  My deepest gratitude goes to each team member for their unwavering commitment, creativity, and hard work. 

“While I may be leaving, the spirit of innovation, indeed of transformation that defines ACS will continue to propel us forward.  I am excited to see what will be accomplished and will always cherish the memories and lessons from this remarkable chapter. 

“I thank the leadership of ACS for the honor of leading such an extraordinary team.” 

The ACS Management Committee is very grateful to Chris for his service said President Dr Nick Tate, FACS CP: “I am personally very sad to see Chris go and I would like to thank him for his extraordinary hard work and commitment over his time with us. His vision has positioned ACS well to better serve the both the Society’s members and the wider Australian technology community.”

“Chris’ work has redefined ACS and we now move into the next phase of delivering the projects and services launched during his time. ACS is greatly indebted to him and I wish Chris all the very best for the future.”

“The ACS Management Committee and I would like to thank Chris not only for his service but also for his work in reinventing our organisation. We will now commence the search for a new CEO to guide ACS through the next part of its journey.”

-ENDS-

Further information

Troy Steer

Director of Corporate Affairs and Public Policy

M – 0417 173 740

E – troy.steer@acs.org.au

About ACS

ACS is the voice of Australia’s technology sector, representing over 47,000 technology professionals across all industries and across the nation.

Our members work in industry, education, government, and the community delivering the digital services that drive the nation and provide the high-skilled jobs of today and tomorrow.

ACS works to grow the technology sector while making sure IT professionals act ethically, responsibly, and in keeping with the best interests of not only their employers, but the wider community.

Through our network of branches in every state and Territory, our innovation labs, education programs and our history of over fifty years, ACS works to help all Australians be part of the nation’s highest growth sector. Visit www.acs.org.au for more information.

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