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Craig Limkin
Craig Limkin is an influential leader and people developer with over 19 years of experience in large scale and complex organisations in the public and private sector. Craig has a demonstrated track record of leading fiscal and capital complex transactions.
Craig is the Deputy Secretary (Policy and Intergovernmental Relations) leading a team providing impartial and high quality advice to the Premier and Cabinet on matters of state and national significance. Craig also holds the statutory position as Director of Local Government.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Craig is also in the role of State Recovery Advisor supporting the government to deal with the impacts of the pandemic and return social, economic, infrastructure and natural environments to an appropriate level of function.
Prior to his appointment to DPAC, Craig has been involved in the Arts Sector for about 25 years. He was the Executive Director of Create Infrastructure and oversaw $2.5 billion of infrastructure delivery in the Arts and Culture sector including the relocation of the Powerhouse Museum and the development of the Cultural Infrastructure Plan 2025+ being the first of its kind in the world.