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The world always changes, whether you can see change before it happens is what matters.
A new era age has dawned where risks that have been underpriced, if at all, will dominate business thinking: energy security, environmental and climate risk, health and pandemic risk, supply chain risk, cyber and national security risk, sovereign risk, as well as consumer and investor-driven demands from democratised wealth.
With a fearlessness to challenge the status quo, experience as a successful activist and campaigner, trade, health, climate and Intellectual property policy analyst, energy and climate policy Minister, Human Rights Commissioner, Member of Parliament oversighting the banking and finance sectors and the national intelligence community, and author on generational attitudes to shape public policy, Tim brings a rich diversity to offer unique perspectives. He can help your business strategy navigate tomorrow through:
• Global policy direction insights and policy analysis.
• Strategic communications and campaigns.
• Environmental and social governance risk management.
About Tim
Driving reform to outcomes
Leading & navigating national debates
Outcomes-orientated Minister & Chair
After Parliament, Tim has continued his passion for economic reform, and has an occasional column published in the Australian Financial Review. He is also completing his PhD in Economics focusing on long-term capital deployment in energy markets in an era of decarbonisation with a focus on ways to hedge government policy change. He is als
After Parliament, Tim has continued his passion for economic reform, and has an occasional column published in the Australian Financial Review. He is also completing his PhD in Economics focusing on long-term capital deployment in energy markets in an era of decarbonisation with a focus on ways to hedge government policy change. He is also seeking to recontest his former seat of Goldstein, and, if successful, would be the first MP to lose to an Independent to reclaim their seat in Australian history.
Outcomes-orientated Minister & Chair
Leading & navigating national debates
Outcomes-orientated Minister & Chair
With extensive experience in energy and climate policy, Tim Wilson was Federal Assistant Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction. During his tenure he led the national debate with the Prime Minister and portfolio Minister on the government's technology-focused plan to build Australia's clean industrial future while decarboni
With extensive experience in energy and climate policy, Tim Wilson was Federal Assistant Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction. During his tenure he led the national debate with the Prime Minister and portfolio Minister on the government's technology-focused plan to build Australia's clean industrial future while decarbonising a growing economy. After passing Australia's first Offshore Electricity Infrastructure legislation he kick-started the development of an offshore electricity industry. He also oversaw Australia's energy efficiency policy, standards for electrical consumer products and microgrids. As Chair of the House of Representatives' Economics Committee he oversaw the implementation of the Hayne Royal Commission, the Reserve Bank and the competition, prudential and investment regulators, and drove accountability in banks, superannuation funds and capital markets. As a member of the Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security he oversaw the entire national intelligence community to protect civil liberties and keep Australians safe in areas such as cyber security, terrorist financing and espionage.
Leading & navigating national debates
Leading & navigating national debates
Leading & navigating national debates
As a Federal Member of Parliament he led, fought and won major debates from defying his own government to stop the ratification of an extradition treaty with China, stopping new taxes targeting retirees, improving medical privacy laws and the delivery of marriage equality with the Australian community. He was also Chair of the Parliamenta
As a Federal Member of Parliament he led, fought and won major debates from defying his own government to stop the ratification of an extradition treaty with China, stopping new taxes targeting retirees, improving medical privacy laws and the delivery of marriage equality with the Australian community. He was also Chair of the Parliamentary Friends for action on HIV/AIDs, BBVs & STIs and successfully worked in bipartisanship with the health sector and government to expand access to treatment options. As Australia’s Human Rights Commissioner Tim worked with government on protecting civil liberties in an age of tightening national security laws (particularly in the digital environment), worked on the inquiry to get children out of onshore detention, coordinated Australia's religious communities on the challenges of respecting freedom of religion in a 21st Century pluralist society. He secured the participation and support of Australia's indigenous leaders to back a pathway for reform to empower them to use their land for economic development, and acted as the defacto Commissioner for Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Intersex Status issues, including outreach work in Africa and Asia to promote a tolerant society.
Policy analyst, author & advocate
Leading & navigating national debates
Leading & navigating national debates
Tim has been a Board Director for a public hospital network and university, a Policy Director for a think tank, and an analyst and advisor to corporate and industry clients across the world. As the author of The New Social Contract: Renewing the Liberal Vision for Australia focused on generational attitudes to inform policy and politics a
Tim has been a Board Director for a public hospital network and university, a Policy Director for a think tank, and an analyst and advisor to corporate and industry clients across the world. As the author of The New Social Contract: Renewing the Liberal Vision for Australia focused on generational attitudes to inform policy and politics and received glowing endorsements from Australia’s Prime Minister and Treasurer, and its conclusions were adopted as policy. For years Tim has advised and consulted to corporates and industry associations on policy development and the future directions of debates with clients based in Australia, the United States and Europe and delivered aid and development programs in Asia. Tim’s academic background spans postgraduate qualifications in energy and carbon and international trade, as well as a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Australian universities, with executive education in areas such as health diplomacy, intellectual property, business transition to net zero and futures analysis from British, European and American Universities, as well as the Australian National University. Tim is married to Ryan and they have a naughty pug named Louis.