DV Vic CEO Resigns

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Fiona McCormack has spent 14 years championing family violence reform in her role as CEO of DV Vic, through two major periods of reform. She recently announced that she was leaving her role. Alison MacDonald will act as CEO until further notice. We would like to acknowledge Fiona’s support of regional integration over many years and wish her well in her next adventure.

(Source: DV Vic announcement, 9/5/19)

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